So generally during rainy season Carribbean side doesn't get it as heavy as Pacific cause it flows from west to east so often it will dump outthe heaviest rain before it makes it acorss the mountains and lighter showers in the east. June is technically rainy season, but it's not full on yet. I prob wouldn't recommend going Pacific side from like Aug to Oct as you will def have days where it just pours all day. I go June to the Pacific when school gets out to take the kid surfing and you're looking at like Florida summer weather if you know what I mean by that. In short hot sunny mornings and early afternoon, mid afternoon heavy rain for about an hour or two and then cleared up by late afternoon. It's basically the same on the Carib side just the rain period will be shorter and lighter which means you might not have to abaondon your outdoor activity if you don't might being out in a drizzle, but on Pacific you're prob stopping everything and waiting for like an hour or two.
So I mean yeah, you can def do Pacific in June, just make your plans for your big activities to be morning and be ready to go chill inside somewhere for an hour or two between like 2-4.
Yeah my father lives in Florida off and on throughout the year. So I was there in June a couple years ago and I know what you're talking about. I sat at the airport terminal for hours waiting for the weather to clear.
Can you do any snorkeling on the Pacific side or is it strictly surfing? So maybe if the kids do a surfing lesson or two some of us can go snorkeling.
For sure. Tons everywhere.
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