The climate of these islands during the first month of the year is characterized by warm temperatures, sunshine, and relatively low humidity. Average high temperatures typically hover in the low 80sF (high 20sC), while average lows rarely dip below the low 70sF (low 20sC). Rainfall is minimal, making it a dry season. Trade winds contribute to comfortable conditions, both on land and at sea.
This period is considered peak tourist season. The agreeable climate makes it ideal for various outdoor activities, such as swimming, sunbathing, snorkeling, diving, and boating. The dry season provides clear skies, enhancing visibility for underwater exploration and offering excellent conditions for watersports. Historically, this time has been popular for travelers seeking respite from colder northern climates. This influx of visitors contributes significantly to the local economy.
