The Galapagos in June | Best time to Visit the Galapagos

Galapagos in June: At a glance

Air temperature: 29-27°C / 67-80°F
Sea temperature: 20-23°C / 68-74°C
Average rainfall: 0.6 – 1.3cm / 0.25-0.5in
Clear skies: 2-4 hours
Intermittent rain showers
Wind force: 4-7
Underwater visibility: approx 5-20m
Lush, green vegetation

What are the Galapagos Islands like in June?

This is a month of transition, when the dry and wet seasons meet, producing a fluctuating, if unpredictable climate. June in the Galapagos archipelago brings the best of the dry and wet seasons together; pleasant days are balanced by cooling waters, lush landscapes, and an abundance of wildlife.

The mist begins to descend over the highlands, marking the garua season.

Snorkeling and Scuba-Diving in the Galapagos in June

The return of the cooler Humboldt Current to the islands sparks a new level of marine life under the sea. Scuba diving can be particularly rewarding in the cooler season, with an increasing abundance of marine life. Note that sea temperatures are cooler

Galapagos Wildlife in June

The wildlife in the Galapagos is fascincating all year round, with plenty to see at any given month of the year. It is around this time of year that giant tortoises begin their annual migration to the lower, arid regions of the island. See Wildlife.

Galapagos Safari Camp in June

Located in the highlands of Santa Cruz Island, our camp has the advantage of slightly cooler air temperatures and lower levels of humidity, compared to the coast. Air conditioning is not a requirement at night.

For more information, visit our guide on when to visit the Galapagos Islands, and discover what makes our land-based Safaris different from other Galapagos tours and cruises.