Year- Round Warm Weather

Antigua, like the rest of the Caribbean islands, is located in the tropics. This means that Antigua experiences hot weather all year, with temperatures rarely falling below 25 degrees Celsius. The island's climate is classified as tropical-marine, which means that Antigua has distinct wet and dry seasons.

Every year, the wet season begins in June and ends in November across the Caribbean. The season is distinguished by a slight increase in rainfall and, on rare occasions, tropical storms. It's understandable that you're concerned about visiting Antigua during the rainy season, but the chances of getting caught in bad weather are extremely low. In fact, if you plan a two-week vacation to Antigua, you might only see rain once.

The dry season lasts from December to May, which corresponds to the winter and spring months. During this season, the weather is always exceptionally pleasant, and the warm waters of the Caribbean Sea are even calmer.

In terms of weather, there isn't a bad time to visit Antigua. However, if you want to get a tan on one of the 365 beaches, the dry season, which runs from December to May, is your best bet - though the beaches may be a little more crowded than usual.