When to Micronesia
Climate guide & best times to travel
Best Time to Visit
Month-by-Month Guide
January
January is one of the driest and most pleasant months in Micronesia, making it peak tourist season. The weather is consistently warm with moderate humidity and minimal rainfall, perfect for all outdoor activities. Expect calm seas ideal for diving and snorkeling, with excellent underwater visibility.
February
February continues the dry season with some of the year's best weather conditions. Humidity remains comfortable at 70%, and rainfall is at its lowest, creating ideal conditions for beach activities and cultural exploration. This is prime time for outdoor adventures with clear skies and calm waters.
March
March marks the tail end of the peak dry season with warm, stable weather patterns. The 70% humidity feels comfortable with ocean breezes, and rainfall remains relatively low. This is an excellent time for diving, with water clarity at its best and marine life abundant around the reefs.
April
April transitions from the dry to wet season with gradually increasing rainfall, though conditions remain generally favorable. Temperatures stay consistently warm, and the humidity of 70% is manageable. Brief afternoon showers become more common but rarely disrupt full-day activities.
May
May signals the beginning of the wetter season with increased rainfall and occasional heavy downpours. Despite more frequent rain, temperatures remain warm and the 70% humidity is typical for the region. Tourist numbers decrease, making it a good time for budget travelers willing to work around the weather.
June
June sees increased rainfall as the wet season establishes itself across the islands. Warm temperatures persist with 70% humidity, and while rain showers are frequent, they often come in short bursts. Diving remains excellent, though visibility can be reduced after heavy rains.
July
July brings some of the heaviest rainfall of the year and marks the beginning of typhoon season. The 70% humidity combines with frequent rain to create very tropical conditions. Tourist numbers are at their lowest, but the lush landscapes are at their most vibrant and accommodation prices drop significantly.
August
August continues the wet season with heavy rainfall and the highest typhoon risk. Temperatures remain consistently warm with 70% humidity, but outdoor activities can be disrupted by weather. This is the quietest month for tourism, offering the best deals for adventurous travelers who don't mind unpredictable conditions.
September
September remains firmly in the wet season with substantial rainfall and continued typhoon potential. The 70% humidity and warm temperatures create a very tropical atmosphere. While not ideal for beach holidays, the dramatic weather and empty islands appeal to those seeking solitude and authentic experiences.
October
October sees rainfall beginning to decrease as the wet season gradually winds down. Temperatures stay warm with 70% humidity, and while showers are still common, they become less intense. Tourist numbers remain low, making it a shoulder season for budget-conscious travelers.
November
November transitions toward the dry season with noticeably less rainfall than previous months. The 70% humidity feels more comfortable, and sunny days become more frequent. This shoulder season offers good value with improving weather conditions and fewer crowds than the peak months ahead.
December
December marks the return of the dry season with significantly reduced rainfall and pleasant conditions. The 70% humidity is comfortable, and temperatures are ideal for all activities. Tourist numbers begin to increase as the holiday season approaches, bringing more energy to the islands while weather conditions improve steadily.