Weather in Puerto Viejo in June

Puerto Viejo weather is famously changeable — these are rough long-term averages, and conditions can shift several times in a single day. Treat them as a guide, not a guarantee.

June at a Glance

What June Is Really Like

June is firmly in the green season — wet, warm and vividly green. Showers are frequent and the sea can be rougher, but you will still find bright breaks, especially in the mornings.

It is a rewarding month for nature: the jungle is at its liveliest, and the wider Gandoca-Manzanillo area falls within the sea-turtle nesting season. If you love a wild, green, atmospheric coast, June delivers.

How Much Does It Rain?

June averages around 340 mm. Expect regular showers and some heavier downpours, usually interspersed with warm, bright spells rather than raining nonstop.

The rain suits the best indoor and nature outings:

• Take a cacao and chocolate tour
• Ask locally about guided sea-turtle nesting tours in the Gandoca-Manzanillo area
• Explore a lush, lively Cahuita National Park

Crowds, Prices and Events

June is low season, so crowds are thin and prices are low. It is a strong-value month if you are prepared for wet weather and want the coast largely to yourself.

Is June a Good Time to Visit?

It depends on your priorities. For lush nature, wildlife, quiet beaches and low prices, yes. If you need reliable dry beach days, one of the drier months will suit you better.

Key Takeaways

June is wet, warm and green, with lively wildlife, turtle-nesting season nearby and low prices. Plan around brighter mornings, pack a good rain jacket, and come for nature rather than guaranteed beach weather.

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