Kotu Beach

What’s the weather like in Kotu Beach in June?

You’ll see some light rainfall this month as the tropical wet season begins in The Gambia, but the Kotu Beach weather in June is still very warm and sunny. Many visitors to this idyllic African hotspot enjoy the occasional showers and the refreshing feel in the hot climate.

Geographical influences

Kotu Beach is a lively but friendly resort on the Atlantic west coast of The Gambia, which is a small country in west Africa. The weather in Kotu Beach in June sees tropical rain carried in by south-westerly winds, but these aren’t too heavy at this time and can often fall in the evening.

Averages

Many visitors like to avoid the busier months between November and May and make the most of the great climate around Kotu Beach in June. Rare cooler days will only see the temperature fall to about 28°C, but most of the time the barometer should be around 34°C or 35°C. Even though it’s the wet season, rainfall’s still quite low at this time with only 58mm falling across the region. The brilliant sunshine soon dries up any puddles and you can expect 11 hours each day, with the sun staying up until around 7.30pm for much of the month. Kotu Beach and The Gambia have high UV levels in June, so take care sunbathing around the pool and beaches. The humidity will be around 78% and the wind speed’s moderate at 12mph.