June is part of the off-season, so it's less crowded, offering a quieter experience. However, the frequent rains and rough seas make it less ideal for water sports and sightseeing, especially for those seeking a beach-focused vacation.

While the temperatures are warm, the humidity makes it feel hotter than the actual temperature. Rain showers help cool the atmosphere, but the weather can be quite muggy at times.

Water sports like scuba diving, snorkeling, and jet skiing may be limited or suspended due to rough sea conditions and frequent rainfall. It's best to check with operators beforehand.

Pack light, breathable clothing, waterproof gear for the rain, and sunscreen. It's also a good idea to bring water-resistant footwear for sightseeing in the rain.

June is part of the off-season, so it's generally less crowded with fewer tourists compared to peak months. This can be an advantage if you prefer a quieter, more peaceful vacation.

The seas are often rough, with choppy waters, making it unsuitable for water activities like scuba diving, snorkeling, and jet skiing.

Yes, but be prepared for the rainy weather. The quiet atmosphere and lush green surroundings might appeal to families looking for a more relaxed experience, but outdoor activities may be limited.

Sightseeing is still possible, though be prepared for rain showers. The islands' lush landscapes are vibrant and full of life, thanks to the monsoon rains.

It’s less busy in June, so booking in advance is not absolutely necessary. However, it’s still a good idea to book accommodation and ferry tickets in advance, especially for more remote islands that might have limited services.