Rufen Sie jetzt an: 1877-209-7243
Rufen Sie jetzt an: 1877-209-7243
Current Temperature in the Galapagos Islands, Ecuador:
When planning your Galapagos trip, think about what excites you most—watching animals from Galapagos hatch, mate, or migrate? Each month offers special natural events, so the best time to visit the Galapagos Islands depends on your interests, just like the best Galapagos Islands itinerary is the one that resonates with you the most.
For example, if witnessing the waved albatross courtship fascinates you, plan your trip for April and include a visit to Española Island. If you're eager to spot the Galapagos penguin, heading to the western islands during the dry season will offer the best chances. Check here our wildlife travel guide by month.
The Galapagos Islands experience two distinct seasons—Dry and Rainy—both influenced by the Humboldt and Cromwell ocean currents. With no low season or hurricane risks, the Galapagos Islands are an ideal destination any time of the year!
| Dec | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov |
 |
|
 |
|
|
|
 |
 |
 |
|
|
|
| Rainy Season | Dry Season | ||||||||||
| Air Temperature | |||||||||||
| 74°F 23°C |
77°F 25°C |
78°F 26°C |
83°F 28°C |
83°F 28°C |
77°F 25°C |
72°F 23°C |
75°F 22°C |
70°F 22°C |
70°F 21°C |
71°F 22°C |
73°F 23°C |
| Water Temperature | |||||||||||
| 74°F 23°C |
76°F 24°C |
77°F 25°C |
77°F 25°C |
77°F 25°C |
76°F 24°C |
73°F 23°C |
71°F 22°C |
70°F 21°C |
71°F 22°C |
72°F 22°C |
73°F 23°C |
| Rainfall | |||||||||||
| 0.3in 8mm |
2.4in 60mm |
4.6in 117mm |
4.0in 100mm |
3.0in 73mm |
0.6in 15mm |
0.2in 5mm |
0.3in 7mm |
0.2in 5mm |
0.2in 5mm |
0.2in 5mm |
0.2in 5mm |
Thanks to their equatorial location, temperatures in the Galapagos remain consistently pleasant throughout the year, ranging from the high 80s°F (27–31°C) to the mid-60s°F (16–20°C).
Also known as the warm or wet season, this time of year features a tropical climate with daily rain showers and warm, sunny days.
Temperatures:
Also called the cool or misty season, this period is marked by cooler temperatures and unique weather patterns.
Temperatures:Also known as the warm or wet season, this period features excellent underwater visibility, lush landscapes brought to life by tropical-like rains and calmer seas, making it the best time to visit Galapagos to avoid seasickness.
December signals the start of the rainy season with warmer temperatures and occasional tropical rains. The misty Garúa season dissipates, making way for clearer skies and vibrant greenery.
January sees rising air and water temperatures, periodic tropical rains, and increased humidity. Wildlife thrives, and the islands are lush and vibrant.
February brings hot, humid days and warm, calm waters. Tropical rains are common, but sunny skies follow swiftly.
March is the peak of the rainy season, with lush vegetation, intense sun, and humid, tropical conditions.
Rainfall begins to decrease, but the islands remain lush and green. Underwater visibility remains excellent.
May marks the transition to the cool season, with dynamic weather patterns and vibrant wildlife activity.
Also known as the cool or misty season, this period features cooler temperatures, Garúa mist, and nutrient-rich waters, fueling incredible marine life activity.
June ushers in cooler temperatures, increased trade winds, and misty mornings and evenings.
Cooler air and water temperatures characterize July, making it ideal for observing marine life and seabird nesting rituals.
August is one of the coolest months, with sunny days interspersed with Garúa fog and low rainfall.
The coolest month of the year, September offers mild, dry conditions and thriving marine life.
October sees a slight rise in temperatures, with cool, nutrient-rich waters sustaining the islands' diverse ecosystems.
November transitions into the warm season with rising air and water temperatures. Wildlife remains active, and conditions are ideal for exploration.
Explore our Galapagos Islands Wildlife & Travel Guide by Month to discover the best time to visit the Galapagos. From unique wildlife events to seasonal highlights, this guide helps you align your travel plans with your preferences. Find all the answers you need to prepare for the ultimate Galapagos Islands trip!
The Galapagos enjoys pleasant temperatures year-round, with two main seasons:
To plan your perfect trip, explore our monthly weather guide and Galapagos wildlife guide.
The Galapagos Islands are an ideal destination year-round. There is no low season or hurricane risk. Two weather seasons offer unique wildlife and natural events.
Rainy Season (Dec–May): This period offers excellent bird activity, including courtship displays from Blue-footed Boobies and Frigatebirds. Marine iguanas hatchlings are common and it is also nesting time for sea turtles.
Dry Season (Jun–Nov): This season is the best time to see Galápagos Penguins, sharks, large schools of fish, and even whales. On land, many seabirds are nesting, offering fantastic bird-watching opportunities.
Explore more details on specific wildlife activities each month
The Galapagos Islands are a unique evolutionary paradise, shaped by volcanic activity and the convergence of ocean currents. Their equatorial location fosters an extraordinary ecosystem, home to rare and diverse wildlife. The islands‘ historical significance, marked by Charles Darwin’s visit and their designation as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, cements their status as a symbol of natural wonder and a leader in conservation.
Mit jeder gebuchten Galapagos-Kreuzfahrt leisten Sie einen Beitrag zu:
Royal Galapagos Partners & Memberships
Royal Galapagos in Events
Royal Galapagos in the Media
2025 © Galapagos Islands, Ecuador. Royal Galapagos • Privacy Policy • [email protected]
+593-2-6024-568