A year of island hopping: June
By Paul Johnson on Jul 16, 2006 in Accommodation, Africa, Asia, British Virgin Islands, Caribbean, Ecuador, Europe, Hotels, Italy, Japan, Kenya, Massachusetts, North America, Regions, Resorts, South America, USA, Western Europe
This is post six of twelve in our daily look at the best islands in the world to visit, when to visit them and where to stay (where individual recommendations are made). For June, the following are recommended:
- British Virgin Islands
- Capri: Grand Hotel Quisisana and Villa Brunella
- Galápagos, Ecuador
- Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts: The Edgartown Inn and Harbor View Hotel
- Mfangano, Kenya: Governors’ Camp
- Naoshima, Japan: Benesse House
Just wondering why you suggest visiting Galapagos in June -in fact there is no ‘best’ time to visit the Islands, they are interesting all year round. Visitors should note it is warmer and may be wet from December to April, and slightly cooler in the garua season between June and November. If you want to see Albatross, they are on Espanola from May to December.
Hi Chris and welcome to A Luxury Travel Blog.
Just to clarify, this month-by-month series comes from a Condé Nast article. It’s not saying that you can’t visit at other times of year – it’s simply making suggestions as to which times of the year they think certain islands are best to visit.
Paul
The islands look amazing all year around