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Best time to cruise · Shoulder season

Mexican Riviera & Baja cruises in June

Heat and humidity build in Puerto Vallarta and Mazatlán, while Cabo stays dry but very hot. Summer rains usually begin late in the month along the mainland coast. Families fill short Baja sailings, and fewer 7-night sailings run as some ships head to Alaska.

  • Shoulder season
  • Avg high 87°F
  • 14 hrs daylight

Photo: Stan Shebs, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Mexican Riviera & Baja in June: Shoulder season

Heat and humidity build in Puerto Vallarta and Mazatlán, while Cabo stays dry but very hot. Summer rains usually begin late in the month along the mainland coast. Families fill short Baja sailings, and fewer 7-night sailings run as some ships head to Alaska.

Across Mexican Riviera & Baja cruise ports, June brings average highs around 87°F (31°C) and lows near 74°F, with about 3.6 inches of rain over the month and roughly 14 hours of daylight.

Verdict
Shoulder season
Season
Year-round; best November to April. Whale watching December to March; Pacific hurricane season mid-May to November 30.
Average high / low
87°F / 74°F
Rainfall (month)
3.6 in
Daylight
About 14 hours
Typical cruise length
3 to 5 nights for Baja; 7 nights for the Mexican Riviera

What to pack: light, breathable clothes, swimwear, a sun hat, sunglasses and reef-safe sunscreen, plus a light layer for air-conditioned rooms.

How June compares with the rest of the year

Mexican Riviera & Baja weather in June

Average monthly weather in Mexican Riviera & Baja cruise ports
MonthJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
High °F (°C)802781278228852986308731883188318731863083298027
Low °F (°C)671966196720692171227424772578267825762472226820
Rain in (mm)1.0241.0250.9220.370.8203.6923.6926.01536.41633.7941.0251.025
Daylight (hrs)111112131314141312121111
Average daily highs and lows and monthly rainfall for 2015–2024 from NASA POWER for the area around Mexican Riviera & Baja cruise ports, adjusted to sea level; daylight is calculated for mid-month. Real weather on any given day varies.

June weather port by port

PortAvg highAvg lowRainDaylight
Cabo San Lucas86°F73°F0.4 in14 h
Puerto Vallarta99°F80°F6.1 in13 h
Mazatlán89°F80°F1.7 in14 h
Ensenada78°F62°F2.6 in14 h
La Paz96°F76°F0.4 in14 h
Loreto95°F77°F0.8 in14 h
Catalina Island69°F62°F0.0 in14 h
Manzanillo89°F80°F4.8 in13 h
Huatulco93°F80°F8.3 in13 h
Zihuatanejo & Ixtapa91°F81°F8.5 in13 h
Acapulco91°F80°F9.9 in13 h
Los Angeles69°F62°F0.0 in14 h

Average daily highs and lows, 2015–2024, from NASA POWER, adjusted to sea level. Rain is the average monthly total.

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Mexican Riviera & Baja in June: FAQs

Is June a good time to cruise Mexican Riviera & Baja?

It can be, as a shoulder-season month. Heat and humidity build in Puerto Vallarta and Mazatlán, while Cabo stays dry but very hot. Summer rains usually begin late in the month along the mainland coast. Families fill short Baja sailings, and fewer 7-night sailings run as some ships head to Alaska.

What is the weather like on a Mexican Riviera & Baja cruise in June?

Across Mexican Riviera & Baja cruise ports, June brings average highs around 87°F (31°C) and lows near 74°F, with about 3.6 inches of rain over the month and roughly 14 hours of daylight. Conditions vary from port to port and day to day.

What should I pack for a Mexican Riviera & Baja cruise in June?

Pack light, breathable clothes, swimwear, a sun hat, sunglasses and reef-safe sunscreen, plus a light layer for air-conditioned rooms. Check your cruise line's dress code for evenings.

When is the best time to cruise Mexican Riviera & Baja?

Year-round; best November to April. Whale watching December to March; Pacific hurricane season mid-May to November 30.. The best months are usually January, February, March, November, December.

Where else can I cruise in June?

June is also a top month for Bermuda, Alaska, Mediterranean, Western Mediterranean, Eastern Mediterranean & Adriatic.

Updated November 2026 by the BookMyDreamCruise editorial team. How we research and fact-check.

Sources: NASA POWER climate data.