If you are planning a surf trip during the month of June, there are definitely some great options of places with amazing surfing conditions? Here is a list of a few surfing destinations that have the most consistent surfing conditions and best waves for the month of June.
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1. Indonesia
Suitable skill level: Any
Average wave size: 5 feet
Swell consistency: 95%
Water temperature: 29°C 84°F
Air temperature: 30°C 85°F
Crowd: Heavy
Indonesia is a an absolute year round surfing Mecca. During the month of June, this country receives some amazingly consistent waves, fed by southern ground swells. Indonesia is huge and there are so many great surfing islands to chose from, it can easily get overwhelming.
While Bali remains the most popular surfing destination in Indonesia, neighboring islands of Java, Lombok and Sumbawa are a few other amazing options that will greatly reward anyone making the trip.
Beginners will find better opportunities on Bali while intermediate surfers can hop over to Lombok to experience smaller crowds. Sumbawa and the Mentawai Islands, on the west side of Sumatra, should be tackled by experienced surfers only as waves are more powerful and hollow.
Whether you are looking for beach break fun or some intense hollow reef breaks, Indonesia is a safe bet when planning a surf trip for the month of June.
Read our complete surfing guide to Bali, Indonesia
2. Maldives
Suitable skill level: Intermediate and advanced
Average wave size: 5 feet
Swell consistency: 85%
Water temperature: 29°C 84°F
Air temperature: 28°C 82°F
Crowd: Reasonable, depends on which island/surf spot
The Maldives also receive some of their best swells during the month of June. This archipelago located in the middle of the Indian Ocean has some world-class reef breaks which will perfectly suit intermediate to advanced surfers looking for some punchy and consistent waves.
While there are a few great surf spots near Male, the country’s capital city, you can also score some uncrowded gems if you hop on a private charter to head further south.
Read our complete surfing guide to the Maldives
3. Fiji
Suitable skill level: Intermediate and advanced
Average wave size: 6 feet
Swell consistency: 90%
Water temperature: 27°C 81°F
Air temperature: 25°C 77°F
Crowd: Reasonable
In June, Fiji is fully switched on! Cloudbreak, Restaurants, Swimming Pool and every other Fijian surf spots work almost everyday and you are certain to score big time during your surf trip. While there are still some very nice waves for beginners on the inside of most reefs, we believe having a certain skill level will help you enjoy the true potential of this surfing destination.
Read our complete surfing guide to Fiji
4. Sri Lanka
Suitable skill level: Any
Average wave size: 6 feet
Swell consistency: 85%
Water temperature: 29°C 84°F
Air temperature: 28°C 82°F
Crowd: Fairly crowded
Sri Lanka has seen its popularity grow substantially over the last decade. The country has so much to offer from stunning landscapes to a huge range of outdoor activities. Of course, surfing is one of the main attractions in Sri Lanka and conditions are at their best during the month of June. This is when both southern and eastern side of the country light up to offer surfers with great, consistent waves.
Arugam Bay, on the east side of Sri Lanka is simply gorgeous. Most waves are mellow point breaks that will suit surfers of all skill levels. In June, swells are more consistent and the wind is perfect! You are almost certain to have a surf trip of a lifetime…
Read our full surf guide to Arugam Bay, Sri Lanka
5. Nicaragua
Suitable skill level: Any
Average wave size: 5 feet
Swell consistency: 95%
Water temperature: 29°C 84°F
Air temperature: 29°C 84°F
Crowd: Fairly crowded
With more than 300 days of offshore winds in a year, surfing conditions don’t get much more consistent than those in Nicaragua. In June, the country’s surfing season is well under way and you are certain to be in the water all day, every day.
While some beaches like Playa Colorado are world famous for being great to learn how to ride a barrel, there are also a few nice beaches for beginners to make their first steps on a wave.
San Juan Del Sur is a great place to establish yourself on a surf trip to Nicaragua with many surf spots nearby as well as numerous hotels, restaurants and bars.
Read our complete surfing guide to San Juan Del Sur, Nicaragua
6. Mexico
Suitable skill level: Any
Average wave size: 5 feet
Swell consistency: 95%
Water temperature: 27°C 81°F
Air temperature: 28°C 82°F
Crowd: Fairly crowded
During the month of June, Mexico is also gifted with the same southern swells as Nicaragua, Costa Rica and the whole Pacific coastline. Therefore, whether you find yourself in Puerto Escondido, Sayulita, Puerto Vallarta or Baja California, you are guaranteed great waves and awesome weather.
Beginners and advanced surfers will find their fix in Mexico whether you wanna charge a huge barrel at Puerto Escondido or learn on mellow waves in Sayulita.
Read our complete surfing guides to Sayulita, Puerto Escondido, Baja Sur and Baja North.
7. Costa Rica
Suitable skill level: Intermediate and Advanced
Average wave size: 5 feet
Swell consistency: 95%
Water temperature: 29°C 84°F
Air temperature: 29°C 84°F
Crowd: Fairly crowded
Costa Rica is another great surfing destination from May to October with conditions peaking in size and consistency around the months of June and July. The country is filled with beach breaks that allow surfers of all levels to enjoy themselves in the water without having to worry about heavy slabs and reefs.
Read our complete surfing guides to Santa Teresa, Tamarindo and Nosara
8. Tahiti, French Polynesia
Suitable skill level: Advanced
Average wave size: 10 feet
Swell consistency: 100%
Water temperature: 25°C 77°F
Air temperature: 25°C 77°F
Crowd: Reasonable
In June, Tahiti’s southern side is in full beast mode. Teahupo’o can get monstruous while most of the other reef breaks are just as epic. For obvious reasons, this time of the year should suit experienced surfers much better. However, on the northern and eastern sides of the island, you may find some really gentle waves as north swells are much smaller at this time of the year.
Read our complete surfing guide to Tahiti. French Polynesia
9. El Salvador
Suitable skill level: Intermediate and advanced
Average wave size: 5 feet
Swell consistency: 95%
Water temperature: 29°C 84°F
Air temperature: 29°C 84°F
Crowd: Reasonable
El Salvador is another great surfing destination in Cental America with numerous point breaks and many great right-hand waves. El Tunco, El Zonte, La Libertad and El Sunzal are a few of the many small surf towns that can be found in this charming country. While El Salvador might not be as convenient for beginners as Costa Rica and Nicaragua can be, experienced surfers will have a blast surfing epic waves like Punta Roca and K59.
Read our complete surfing guide to El Salvador
10. Peru
Suitable skill level: Intermediate and advanced
Average wave size: 7 feet
Swell consistency: 100%
Water temperature: 20°C 68°F
Air temperature: 20°C 68°F
Crowd: Reasonable
Peru is a surfing destination that usually flies under everyone’s radar when planning a surf trip. However, with Chicama, known as the longest wave in the world as its flagship surf spot, this country really should be on every surfer’s bucket list.
In June, surfing conditions in Peru are at their best with consistent swell, wind and weather. Regardless of where you go on the coast, you are almost guaranteed to score decent waves.
Read our complete surfing guides to Chicama and Huanchaco