Most folks like it January through June. The weather’s nice and steady — plenty of sun, not much rain. March and April are usually the sweet spot if you’re into beach days and clear skies.

Hurricane season is June through November, with things picking up around August to October. Most years are quiet, but it’s smart to get travel insurance if you’re coming then. Just in case.  September is often regarded as the higest risk month in terms of hurricanes.

Yeah, we do. It usually runs July to November. But don’t picture all-day rain — it’s more like short showers that blow through, then it clears up again. Locals barely notice it.

Hurricane season is June through November, with things picking up around August to October. Most years are quiet, but it’s smart to get travel insurance if you’re coming then. Just in case. September is often regarded as the month wit the highest chance for a hurricane to occur..

It stays warm all year — around 27°C / 81°F most days. August and September run a little hotter, but the trade winds usually keep it comfortable, especially by the water.

Yep — it’s the Caribbean. But the breeze helps, and once you’re on the beach you’ll barely notice it.s.

Plenty. On most days you’re looking at 8–10 hours of sun. March and April are really sunny months. November has more clouds, but honestly, you’ll still get beach weathe

Keep it light:

• Swimwear
• Shorts
• Tanks / loose shirts
• Sandals
• Sunscreen (the sun here is strong)

If you’re coming in late summer or fall, throw in a light rain jacket or something for a quick shower.

Absolutely. The sea stays around 26–29°C (79–84°F) year-round. We swim 12 months a year here — it’s one of the best things about the island.

Not really. Rain usually comes in quick bursts. Maybe it rains for 10–20 minutes, then it’s sunny again. All-day grey skies are rare.

The Caribbean side (west) is usually calmer — perfect for floating and snorkeling.

The Atlantic side (east) gets more wind and waves — that’s where kiteboarders and surfers like to play.