What's the Weather like in Cayo Coco in June?
June brings about a definite change in the weather patterns of Cayo Coco. This month marks not only the start of the hottest season, but also the wettest and the one most prone to hurricanes. Yet if all that sounds too negative, rest assured that the real picture is never as bad as that may sound. You will certainly experience heavy downpours and a marked increase in humidity in June, but storms are usually as short lived as they are intense, leaving you with plenty of daily sunshine hours to do all that you plan, and more.
Moreover, as this is considered low-season, you'll score some quite remarkable deals on the more luxurious resorts. If you have plenty of holiday time up your sleeve, plan to spend at least 10 days in this incredibly gorgeous island and you'll find that time spent indoors due to heavy rains, will be a mere portion of your entire stay.
The temperatures in June tend to hover between 23°C (at their night-time low) up to a sweltering 32°C during daytime. Typically, the average temperature is 28°C and will continue to be so throughout the subsequent summer months. In fact, for the next three months, you may not feel any changes at all, as summer is by far the most constant season of all.
The average rainfall will swell to 130 mm over 12 days in June, making it one of the wettest months in Cayo Coco. The increase in cool breezes, thanks to the island's position close to the Tropic of Cancer, can bring much welcomed relief from the intense summer heat. June also boasts 10 hours of daily sunshine, the most you'll enjoy at any time of year. Given that your days will be long and hot, and that the average water temps will also rise to 29°C, you will still have plenty of chances to enjoy and indulge in all the marvellous outdoor activities for which Cayo Coco is so well known.
Cayo Coco Hotels in June
On the other end of the luxury scale is where you'll find the Melia Cayo Coco resort, undoubtedly one of the finer accommodation choices in Cayo Coco. This is the only resort with a strict adults-only policy, and is specifically aimed at satisfying the whims of couples and solo travellers who prefer to relax and unwind in absolute luxury and quietness. You'll find this resort offering a plethora of included extras, like an in-house diving school, gym, and recreation theatre, as well as a near endless list of water sports and fun games. The option of booking an over-water villa, by the resort's salt-water lagoon, is by far its most prized possession, and the sophisticated nightly entertainment, as well as the gourmet food on offer in all of its restaurants, are what have helped rate this Melia as one of the very top resorts in Cayo Coco.
Cayo Coco Beach for June
Enjoying the best of the Cayo Coco beaches is never hard to do when you stay in a beautiful, all-inclusive resort. Melia Cayo Coco offers a comprehensive list of beach activities to enjoy, all of which are still more than rewarding in June. Although you will undoubtedly suffer a few wet days here and there, you'll still have plenty of time to bask in the glorious sunshine, and enjoy many beach activities such as volleyball or handball games, as well as catamaran, windsurf and pedalo riding.
Bars and Restaurants
The Melia Cayo Coco is home to a total of 9 restaurants and bars, all offering exceptional fare and a fantastic ambience. Many of these fine establishments have a cult following in Cayo Coco, even among guests of other resorts, so we suggest you book your tables as soon as you arrive to avoid disappointment. The most popular by far are La Terrazza, which serves authentic Italian delicacies, and Las Caletas, whose distinctive cuisine, and lagoon side location, makes it the most romantic restaurant in the whole resort.
Things to do in Cayo Coco in June
Scuba diving is not to be dismissed in June, even though the random storms may make for less-than-ideal visibility.
There are two dive centres on Cayo Coco, one is in the Tryp Cayo Coco Resort, and the other at Melia Cayo Coco. Both agencies are run by the Cuban Government and both employ the same team of experienced and professional divers. Both centres offer open diving courses, as well as refresher, diver stress and rescue, search and recover and snorkelling courses as well.
