When to Saint Kittsandnevis
Climate guide & best times to travel
Best Time to Visit
Month-by-Month Guide
January
January is peak tourist season with excellent weather conditions. Expect warm, sunny days with minimal rainfall and comfortable humidity levels kept pleasant by trade winds. This is one of the driest months, ideal for all outdoor activities from beach lounging to hiking and water sports.
February
February is the driest month of the year and arguably the best time to visit Saint Kitts and Nevis. Expect abundant sunshine, minimal rain, and perfect beach weather. The combination of low rainfall and comfortable temperatures makes this ideal for all activities, though accommodation prices remain at peak season levels.
March
March continues the excellent dry season weather with warm temperatures and very little rainfall. Trade winds keep conditions comfortable despite the tropical heat. This is an excellent month for hiking, beach activities, and exploring historical sites, with slightly fewer crowds than January and February.
April
April marks the end of peak season with continued excellent weather conditions. Rainfall remains low, and temperatures are warm but comfortable with persistent trade winds. This is still an ideal time for all activities, with slightly better accommodation deals as tourist numbers begin to decrease toward month's end.
May
May transitions into the wetter season with increasing rainfall, though showers are typically brief and followed by sunshine. Temperatures rise slightly, and humidity becomes more noticeable. Tourist crowds thin out significantly, making this a good shoulder season option with lower prices and still plenty of good weather days.
June
June marks the beginning of the wet season and hurricane season, though actual storms are rare this early. Expect warm temperatures, higher humidity, and more frequent rain showers, usually in short bursts. The islands remain lush and green, and there are excellent deals on accommodations as this is considered low season.
July
July brings warm temperatures and regular rainfall, though sunny periods remain abundant between showers. Humidity is higher, but trade winds provide relief. Despite being hurricane season, July typically sees good weather overall, and the low tourist numbers mean peaceful beaches and attractive prices for budget travelers.
August
August is one of the warmest and wettest months, with frequent afternoon showers and higher humidity levels. Hurricane activity increases during this month, though direct hits remain uncommon. Accommodation rates are at their lowest, making it attractive for budget travelers who don't mind occasional rain and warmer conditions.
September
September is the peak of hurricane season and the wettest month of the year. While direct hurricane strikes are still relatively rare, tropical storms and heavy rainfall are more common. Tourism is at its lowest, offering rock-bottom prices, but travelers should be flexible with plans and consider travel insurance.
October
October remains within hurricane season with elevated rainfall and humidity levels. Showers are frequent but often brief, with sunny periods in between. The islands are beautifully lush, and there are excellent deals for those willing to accept some weather uncertainty. Hurricane activity typically begins to decrease toward month's end.
November
November transitions from wet to dry season, with decreasing rainfall and the end of hurricane season on November 30th. Conditions improve noticeably throughout the month, with more sunshine and less humidity. Tourist numbers begin to increase, especially toward Thanksgiving and month's end, but deals are still available.
December
December marks the beginning of peak tourist season with excellent weather conditions. Rainfall decreases significantly, temperatures are comfortable, and humidity drops. The holiday season brings increased crowds, especially during Christmas and New Year's, with corresponding price increases, but the weather is reliably excellent for all activities.