Where's hot in June (2026)

June means longer days, warmer weather, and a great reason to get away. Whether you’re after beach time, a bit of adventure, or somewhere calm to switch off, we’ve pulled together some of the best places to go this month. Madeira is all about green landscapes and balmy weather, Hawaii delivers classic beaches and volcanic scenery, and the Algarve pairs golden sands with buzzing seaside towns. Vietnam mixes culture with beautiful coastline, while Arizona brings dramatic desert views and plenty of sunshine. Wherever you end up, June is a solid bet for good weather and great experiences — so start planning and get packing!

For Madeira

Madeira is a great pick for a June trip if you want sunshine without extreme heat. Often called the “Island of Eternal Spring,” it’s known for rugged cliffs, colourful gardens, and ocean views wherever you go. The weather in June is warm and comfortable, making it a good time for walking the levadas, hiking through the Laurisilva forest, or wandering around Funchal's old town. Highlights include the Cabo Girão skywalk and the fishing village of Câmara de Lobos. Accommodation ranges from high-end resorts to small hotels and rural stays, so there’s something for every travel style. 

• Perched on Madeira’s rugged cliffs, Quinta do Furao is a charming boutique hotel with wooden floors, plush seating, and traditional elegance. Enjoy heated pools, walks through mature gardens, or hikes among nearby levadas. The cliffside restaurant serves local cuisine with endless views. Ideal for families, adventure seekers, and nature lovers.
• Saccharum Resort offers a contemporary hideaway overlooking the Atlantic. Lounge by multiple pools, unwind at the spa, or sip cocktails in various stylish bars. Expect direct beach access and scenic trails nearby, along with ocean-view dining and panoramic terraces.
• Perched above the village, design hotel Estalagem da Ponta do Sol impresses with whitewashed interiors, private balconies, and an infinity pool facing the horizon. Trendy bars, a rejuvenating spa, and a restaurant with ocean views make it ideal for an active summer escape. Levadas, surfing, and whale-watching ensure adventure is never far away.
• Belmond Reid's Palace is an elegant salmon-pink cliff-top landmark. Spacious rooms overlook the ocean, while gardens, tidal pools, and tennis courts create endless activity options. Indulge in high tea, spa treatments, or Michelin-star dining. Perfect for families, spa breaks, and those seeking grand Madeira style.

For Hawaii

Hawaii is a dream destination, especially in June with, warm, sunny weather and fewer crowds than peak summer. Oahu is great for classic Waikiki beach days mixed with food, shopping, and culture, while Maui stands out for the Road to Hana, sunrise at Haleakalā, and some of the best snorkelling around. The Big Island feels more rugged, with volcanic landscapes and Kona’s coffee farms adding something different. June is also a fun time to catch local festivals and events. From big beachfront resorts to laid-back boutique hotels in places like Waikiki, Lahaina, and Kailua-Kona, there are plenty of great places to stay.

• Hotel Lanai is a historic Lanai landmark with contemporary rooms and ocean views. Dine family-style at Lana’i City Grille, then explore by jeep, UTV, or boat. Activities include scuba diving, horse riding, golf, sailing, and art galleries — perfect for adventure and island calm in one private retreat.
• Surfjack Hotel & Swim Club in Honolulu boasts spacious rooms with private balconies, local artwork, and large walk-in showers. Relax by the pool in cabanas with cocktails in hand, or explore nearby beaches, markets, and artsy districts. Mahina & Sun’s serves fresh organic dishes all day.
• The Old Wailuku Inn offers traditional rooms with Hawaiian quilts, jetted bath tubs, and garden balconies. Enjoy homemade breakfasts on the terrace, then hike Haleakala, tour pineapple plantations, or snorkel Maui’s beaches. Family suites and thoughtful touches make this a perfect base for island exploration.
• Volcano Eco Retreat by Heartcore Hotels is a jungle hideaway with bamboo huts, roomy verandas, and natural decor. Guests can expect morning yoga, forest trails, hammocks, and outdoor massages. This eco-friendly hotel is pet-friendly and adults-only, and offers organic breakfasts, cycling, and easy access to Volcano National Park.

For The Algarve

The Algarve is a great choice for June if you’re looking for guaranteed sunshine, beaches, and laid-back coastal towns. Portugal’s southern coast is known for golden sand, impressive cliffs, and towns like Lagos, Albufeira, and Tavira. The weather is warm but not overwhelming, and you’ll beat the busiest summer crowds. Spend your days relaxing on beaches like Praia da Marinha, finding quiet coves, or playing a round on one of the region’s top golf courses. You can stay right by the sea or base yourself in a historic town just back from the coast, to enjoy local food and markets. With coastal walks, fresh seafood, and summer vibes, the Algarve is hard to beat in June.

• Bela Vista Hotel & Spa is a 1934 beachside sanctuary. Interiors boast hand-painted tiles, stained glass turrets, and nautically striped rooms, along with a Michelin-starred restaurant and L’Occitane spa. Direct beach access makes water sports, kayaking, and surfing easy.
• Vila Valverde is a 15-room hotel amid orange groves and olive trees. Expect spacious terraces, floor-to-ceiling glass, and large rooms. Dine on Portuguese specialities, relax in indoor or outdoor pools, or cycle through the countryside — perfect for adults seeking quiet luxury.
• Vila Joya is a Moorish villa set above the Atlantic. Inside, there is a mix of antiques, azulejo tiles, and suites with terraces or private pools. Enjoy two Michelin-star dining, a full spa, and coastal riding on site. Villa Joya Sea adds a relaxed vibe for sushi and sunset cocktails.
• Modern and central, Pousada Vila Real do Santo Antonio sits on the lively main square of Vila Real de Santo António. Guests are wowed by the rooftop plunge pools, a fun restaurant, and balcony rooms, all with easy access to hiking, kayaking, golf, and the Portuguese-Spanish border. Perfect for an active Algarve base.

For Vietnam

Vietnam has a huge mix of landscapes and experiences, which is why so many people go back again and again. In June, the north around Hanoi and Ha Long Bay is a great place to start, with warm weather and lush green scenery. Take a cruise through Ha Long Bay, wander Hanoi’s Old Quarter, or head up to Sapa to see the rice terraces. Down south, Ho Chi Minh City is fast-paced and full of markets, street food, and historic buildings, while the Mekong Delta is perfect for slowing down on the water. June works well for mixing culture with outdoor exploring, and staying in riverside towns or coastal resorts lets you really take it all in.

For Arizona

Arizona  is home to a mix of desert scenery, dramatic canyons, and lively cities, and June is a great time to see it — especially in the north. Places like the Grand Canyon and Flagstaff have warm, comfortable days that are ideal for hiking and sightseeing. Sedona’s red rock landscapes are a standout, while Scottsdale offers great food, art, and nightlife. Tucson adds a dose of history and local character. With clear skies, June is also perfect for stargazing. Whether you stay in a canyon lodge, a small town, or a modern resort, Arizona’s landscapes and Southwestern vibe really shine at this time of year.

• High Country Motor Lodge in Flagstaff features indigo coloured rooms with cassette players, dark wood floors and comfortable furniture, made for cool nights. Spend your days hiking, cycling, lying by the pool or relaxing in Arizona’s first Nordic spa. Evenings are made for tucking into Roman-style pizza and chats around the fire pits.
• Andaz Scottsdale showcases art-filled rooms with balconies, while the pool area buzzes with cocktails and music. The rejuvenating spa uses desert botanicals, and the restaurant serves Sonoran flavours. Golf, yoga, Camelback hikes and the Old Town are all nearby.
• Cabins at Grand Canyon West's timber cabins each have a private patio for sunrise, sunset and stargazing, plus space for families or friends. Evenings are spent by the campfires with s’mores, while days offer river rafting and wildlife encounters for adventurous travellers. Hot, remote and unforgettable.
• Sky Ranch Lodge offers a front-row seat to Sedona’s red rocks. Floor-to-ceiling windows and airy rooms keep things cool and calm. Spend afternoons by the saltwater pool, evenings on the wine terrace, and mornings hiking trails or mountain biking.

Still not sure?

• Refine your search to include our recommendations for the best hotels for Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, the best B&Bs in The Algarve, the best luxury hotels in Vietnam or the the top spa resorts in Arizona, 
• Or, contact one of our friendly Gurus for personalised advice.