What June is like
Summer proper: an average high of 28.1 °C, a low of 18.5 °C and just 1.6 mm of rain, with about 12 hours of sunshine a day. On the coast, Visit Cyprus says, the summer sea breeze keeps things pleasant.
June is the fourth-warmest month of the year in Paphos and the tenth-wettest, with less than 1% of the year’s rain. By day it’s 3.2 °C warmer than May and 2.3 °C cooler than July.
Relative humidity at the airport averages 73% in June, against 70% over the year. These are the averages for Paphos Airport, on the coast 9 metres above the sea; Villa Prasino is in Peyia, on a hillside above the sea at Coral Bay, so take them as a guide to the season rather than a forecast.
What’s open in June
- Lifeguards are on duty on Coral Bay’s Blue Flag beach.
- The Kato Paphos archaeological park is on its summer hours, open until 19:30.
- On the turtle beaches of Lara and Toxeftra, the summer rules apply from 1 June to 30 September: no umbrellas, no sunbeds and no visits at night.
What’s on in June 2027
- Kataklysmos (Orthodox Pentecost Monday), Monday 21 June 2027. The Festival of the Flood; seaside towns, Paphos among them, hold festivities for several days around it.
Flying to Paphos in June
June 2027 falls in the airlines’ summer 2027 timetable, when all 14 UK airports we cover fly to Paphos. The summer 2027 timetables weren’t out when we read them, so that count is from summer 2026. Our flights to Paphos from the UK page shows which days each airport flies.
Is June a good time to visit?
For the beach and swimming, June is one of the best months: the sea is above 22 °C and the days are almost dry.
For ideas whatever the weather, see things to do in Coral Bay.
What to pack for June
Light clothes, sunhats and plenty of sun cream: the sun is strong and the days are long.
