What's the Weather Like in Montego Bay in June
Temperature
The sun hots up during June, getting ready for the hottest month of the year in July. Holidaymakers can expect daily averages of 28°C, and highs of 31°C. Evenings during this time of year can be very sticky indeed, again with humidity being a problem, so air con is a must have in hotel rooms of an evening.
Rain and Average Sunshine Hours
The rainy season continues, with an average precipitation level in June of around 80mm, or 11 days with some rain appearance, however this is counteracted by an average of 10 sunshine hours each day, meaning that any downpour will quickly pass in the tropical climes of Jamaica.
Average Sea Temperature
Despite the increasing heat, the lush waters of the Caribbean Sea sit at a very pleasant 28°C during June, so you can easily cool off by visiting one of the delightful beaches around Montego Bay, such as famous Doctor's Cave Beach, or Dead End Beach. There are plenty of stretches of sand to choose from, some busy and some quieter, perfect for a day's relaxation in this Caribbean paradise.
Montego Bay Hotels in June
Good Hope Tree House
If you're looking for something a bit different, head into the mountains surrounding Montego Bay and book a room at the Good Hope Tree House. Restored to every inch of its former glory, this colonial-era villa is nestled into the lush hillside and provides guests a truly unique place to relax. With only seven suites onsite, you'll be assured a warm welcome at this eminent hotel. Each room comes with its own bathroom and is furnished to the highest of standards. Dine on their outdoor terrace, lounge by the pool or make use of their private beach.
Tryall Club
For unbridled luxury and comfort, be sure to reserve a suite at the Tryall Club. With 1-bedroom apartments, family-sized villas and everything in between, this beachfront accommodation ranks as one of the most upscale holiday destinations in Montego Bay and supplies guests with everything they could possibly need during their stay. Access to a private beach and a number of swimming pools give visitors the best of both worlds, while there are world-class tennis and golfing facilities located onsite. Dine in one of their many restaurants and check out their water sports services if you're feeling truly adventurous.
Riu Reggae Hotel
A sibling to the Riu Palace Hotel is the new adults-only Riu Reggae Hotel, which makes use of its secluded beach location on Mahee Bay. An easy drive or taxi ride from the local airport, the hotel comprises both rooms and suites with bay views and all the modern conveniences and furnishings. Complimentary meals are served up in no less than 5 onsite restaurants and there are 4 free bars to choose from, offering considerable value for money. Relax by the pool, exercise in the gym or indulge yourself at the onsite spa.
Montego Bay Beach for June
Burwood Beach
A public beach within close proximity to Montego Bay that deserves a visit is Burwood Beach. Located just outside Falmouth, this popular bathing spot is known for its shallow waters, long stretches of near-white sand and its generally peaceful atmosphere. This beach is a great place for family outings,
Bars and Restaurants
Evita's
If you're in the mood for some fine Italian fare and fusion food, pay a visit to Evita's in Ocho Rios. With a big emphasis on northern Italian cuisine, this charming restaurant has been greeting visitors since the mid 1980s and brings together the best of Mediterranean, Caribbean and Western flavours.
Wilkes Seafood
Port Antonio has a couple of enticing offerings in the way of fine restaurants and dining. Seafood lovers are advised to visit Wilkes Seafood, a delightful eatery with an intimate feel and a tempting array of fish dishes; the seafood curry is particularly recommended.
The Italian Job
For more Italian cuisine, head to Port Antonio's The Italian Job, which features checkered tablecloth and a menu of pizza, pasta dishes, salads and desserts. Look out for the menu of daily specials, many of which take a Mediterranean twist on local dishes and ingredients.
Things to do in Montego Bay in June
YS Falls
Situated in the Parish of St Elizabeth, YS Falls is the place to go during your June holiday if you want to witness some of the breathtaking natural beauty Jamaica has to offer. Surrounded by lush vegetation, the site consists of seven natural waterfalls and pools, manicured gardens and a zipline which allows you to whizz past the waterfalls at a height of 40 feet.
Jazz Festival
If music is your thing then you need to be heading to Ocho Rios in order to enjoy the start of the Jazz Festival which June is home to. Native performers and international guests visit the resort throughout the summer from this point onwards, so check out events nearer to the time of this musical extravaganza.
Port Antonio
Drive further eastwards along the north coast to reach Port Antonio, which manages to retain much of its old-fashioned charm thanks to being relatively unaffected by commercialism than other areas of Jamaica. The village makes an excellent place for hiking trails in the rainforest, and is also home to Fort George, one of the island's greatest colonial relics and a big bastion of the British legacy in Jamaica.
