When to Saint Vincentandthegrenadines
Climate guide & best times to travel
Best Time to Visit
Month-by-Month Guide
January
January is peak tourist season with excellent weather conditions. Expect warm, sunny days with minimal rainfall and comfortable humidity levels. The seas are calm and clear, making it perfect for sailing and diving throughout the Grenadines.
February
February continues the dry season with consistently beautiful weather and the least rainfall of the year. Trade winds keep temperatures comfortable despite the tropical heat. This is one of the most popular months for visitors seeking guaranteed sunshine.
March
March offers ideal conditions with warm temperatures, low rainfall, and excellent visibility for water activities. The dry season is in full swing, and the islands showcase their natural beauty with clear blue skies and turquoise waters.
April
April marks the end of peak season with continued dry weather and warm temperatures. Crowds begin to thin slightly while weather conditions remain excellent for all outdoor activities, from beach hopping to hiking.
May
May transitions into the wetter season with increasing rainfall, though still plenty of sunshine between showers. Temperatures rise slightly, and the vegetation becomes increasingly lush. Tourist numbers decrease, offering better value and quieter beaches.
June
June brings warmer temperatures and more frequent rainfall, typically in short afternoon bursts. The famous Vincy Mas carnival celebrations occur in late June, bringing vibrant cultural festivities. Despite being the wet season, many days still offer beautiful weather.
July
July experiences warm temperatures with regular tropical showers that keep the islands green and refreshing. The beginning of hurricane season means occasional unsettled weather, but serious storms are relatively rare. Prices remain lower than peak season.
August
August is one of the wettest months with frequent afternoon showers and increased humidity. Hurricane risk is elevated during this period. However, mornings often bring sunshine, and the islands are beautifully lush with fewer tourists and excellent off-season rates.
September
September represents the peak of hurricane season with the highest rainfall of the year. While tropical storms are possible, direct hits remain uncommon. Expect warm, humid conditions with frequent rain showers, though accommodation deals are at their best.
October
October continues the wet season with substantial rainfall and elevated hurricane risk. Temperatures remain warm and humidity is high. Despite the weather challenges, the islands are spectacularly green, and visitors can find excellent value with minimal crowds.
November
November marks the transition back to drier conditions as the wet season winds down. Rainfall decreases noticeably, temperatures remain pleasant, and the hurricane season officially ends. Tourist numbers begin to increase as the weather improves.
December
December ushers in the dry season with decreasing rainfall and increasingly sunny days. The holiday period brings peak tourist season crowds and higher prices. Weather conditions are excellent for all activities, with comfortable temperatures and refreshing trade winds.