Best Time to Visit Phu Quoc: When to Go & Monthly Weather Averages

Phu Quoc Weather At A Glance

The location of Phu Quoc in the Gulf of Thailand allows it to benefit from a tropical maritime climate characterized by two distinct seasons: the dry season from November to May and the rainy season from June to October. During the dry season, Phu Quoc Island is influenced by the northeast seasonal wind, which averages around 3.2 m/s but can occasionally gust up to between 20 and 24 m/s. 

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The average humidity level in Phu Quoc is approximately 78%. Conversely, during the rainy season, the island experiences winds from the west-southwest at an average speed of 4.5 m/s.

Humidity levels rise significantly during this time, reaching between 85% and 90%. The average annual temperature hovers around 27 degrees Celsius, with peak temperatures recorded at 35 degrees Celsius during the hottest months, April and May. Monthly precipitation averages around 414 mm, leading to an annual total of roughly 2,879 mm. In the mountainous regions of the north, precipitation levels can reach about 4,000 mm in some areas. It’s not uncommon for rainy spells to persist for up to 20 consecutive days.

Monthly Averages

Explore detailed weather patterns, humidity, and temperature in Phu Quoc month-by-month:

Best Time To Visit Phu Quoc

With all the factors considered, the ideal time to visit Phu Quoc is from October to April the following year. During this period, temperatures are moderate and rainfall is minimal, which creates perfect conditions for enjoying the island's stunning scenery and activities.


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