What is the climate like in the Philippines?
The Philippines have a hot and humid tropical climate year-round, with a dry season from December to May (ideal for visiting) and a rainy season from June to November. Temperatures range between 25°C and 34°C with little annual variation.
A tropical climate in two seasons
Located in a tropical zone, the Philippines experience a hot and humid climate year-round, marked by the alternation of two main seasons linked to the monsoons.
Dry season: December to May
This period constitutes the best season to visit the Philippines. The weather is more stable, with fewer precipitations and ideal conditions for:
- Enjoying the beaches and water activities
- Practicing scuba diving
- Exploring the different islands of the archipelago
- Hiking and discovering natural sites
Rainy season: June to November
From June to November, the southwest monsoon influences the Philippine climate, bringing:
- Heavy and frequent rainfall
- Unstable weather conditions
- A risk of typhoons, particularly between August and October
To remember
Temperatures remain constant year-round, between 25°C and 34°C, with little seasonal variation. Humidity is permanently high throughout the archipelago.