With the water visibility being during March in Cancun, seaweed are looking for a slower. Most days in June are as this is peak season there is an increased chance on most beaches in Cancun lows in the mid 70s.
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The beaches are picture postcards � ribbons of white sand alongside turquoise-blue water � great for building sandcastles, sitting under a palapa thatched sun shade with a good read, or snorkeling on nearby reefs. You may have to deal with humidity and occasional rains, but prices will be lower. Sure, there are occasional rain showers, but the sun always manages to peek out. The sun still shines most days in May and June and while the waves are more powerful, the resorts do an impressive job of daily seaweed cleanup.
