Are you planning a trip to Florida in June? If so, you're in for a treat! The Sunshine State is known for its beautiful beaches, and June is the perfect time to explore them. The waters are typically warm and clear, averaging 82.2°F (28.2°C). The best beaches on this coast are Marco Island, Naples and Fort Myers. Marco Island is a great destination for families and active seniors.
It's full of fun activities and attractions, from swimming and snorkeling to fishing and boating. Naples and Fort Myers are more attractive to retirees, so you can expect a slower pace and relaxed atmosphere here. As a general rule, the water in Florida is warm enough for swimming between April and October. During the colder months, the further south you go, the warmer it will be.
Fort Lauderdale, Miami, the Keys, Marco Island and Naples will have the warmest water during the winter. Gulf Coast beaches tend to be warmer and quieter than east coast beaches if there are no cold fronts or tropical systems that influence the waters. For example, this Tuesday, the water temperature in Clearwater Beach was observed at 75 degrees. Areas such as the Florida Keys and Naples tend to be much warmer than the beaches of the Florida Panhandle or St. Augustine.
The Florida Keys are without a doubt one of the best places to visit when exploring Florida in June and during any other month, of course. Southeast Florida beaches around Fort Lauderdale and Miami; and the beaches of the Florida Keys also tend to have crystal clear waters. So if you're looking for a beach vacation with warm waters, plenty of sunshine, and plenty of activities, then Florida is the place for you! Whether you're looking for a family-friendly destination or a relaxing getaway for two, there's something for everyone in Florida.
