June in Dubai marks the onset of the scorching summer. The weather becomes exceedingly hot, with increasing humidity, making it one of the warmest months of the year. Daytime temperatures soar from 31°C (88°F) to a sweltering 40°C (104°F) or even higher, while evenings offer some relief but remain warm. Humidity levels rise significantly, creating a sticky and uncomfortable atmosphere. Rainfall in Dubai in June is extremely rare, with average precipitation being minimal. Expect almost no rainy days, and if any rain does occur, it is typically short-lived and sporadic.
June ushers in the low tourist season in Dubai, primarily due to the extreme heat. Many hotels offer discounts to attract visitors during the low season. The drop in tourists also means that popular attractions are less crowded, providing a more relaxed and enjoyable experience. Indoor attractions, including world-class malls, cultural museums, and entertainment complexes, can be visited in Dubai in June. Additionally, waterparks like Aquaventure offer a refreshing escape from the heat, and Ski Dubai allows you to experience snow sports in a desert setting. Evenings provide a bit of relief, making sunset desert safaris a beautiful option.
Dubai Weather in June Overview
Temperature: June experiences high daytime temperatures, ranging from 31°C (88°F) to 40°C (104°F) and sometimes even higher. Evenings provide some relief but remain warm.
Humidity: Humidity levels rise significantly, which can make the heat feel more intense. The high humidity contributes to a sticky and uncomfortable environment.
Chances of Rainfall: Rainfall in Dubai is rare, and June is no exception. The city remains predominantly dry.
Average Precipitation: Average precipitation is minimal, with very little to no rainfall.
Number of Days with Rainfall: Rainfall is highly unlikely in June.
General Time of Rainfall: Dubai seldom experiences rain, and if any occurs, it is usually short-lived and sporadic.
Things to Do in Dubai in June
1. Aquaventure Water Park
One of the biggest water parks of Dubai, Aquaventure is located in the Atlantis hotel complex. This amazing water park offers a series of pools, shoots, and flumes and a few thrilling rides. Adrenaline pumping Tower of Neptune and the equally exhilarating Tower of Poseidon are some of the key highlights of the park. The park houses the Country's longest river, called Rapids which goes up to 2.8 kms, a private beach for visitors to relax after a long day at the park, and other facilities like sunbeds, experiences like the Shark Safari if you wish to go 'safely' swim with the sharks, feeding the stingrays or even go zip lining 20m above the park as you fly through the compound.
2. The Burj Khalifa
Prime Hours: 3:00 PM - 6:30 PM
Ticket Cost: AED 210
Non- Prime Hours: 8:30 AM - 2:30 PM (Morning), 7:00 PM - 11:00 PM (Evening
Ticket Cost: AED 135
3. Skydive Dubai
Tickets: AED 1700
4. Dhow Cruise
Ticket price: AED 50
Best time to visit: Evening
5. Ferrari World
With thrilling rides and games, the world's most famous amusement park guarantees enjoyment for all age groups. Head here to get the adrenaline pumping in your body. The world's fastest roller coaster is sure to leave you dizzy but asking for more. There are plenty of activities and workshops in Ferrari World to cater to all age groups.
Timings: 11AM - 8 PM
Tickets: Adult: AED 295, Kids ( 1.3 m tall and below): AED 230
6. Dubai Frame
The latest addition to the city is the Dubai Frame is a must-visit. Built to give visitors an experience of the past, present and future of the city of Dubai, it has two galleries, one for the pat and the other for the future. Visit the topmost portion of the frame to experience present-day Dubai. The frame was constructed to honour the history and future plans of Dubai.
Timings: 9 AM - 9 PM
Tickets: AED 60
7. Desert Safari
Evening: AED 40With June being quite hot, half-sleeved T-shirts and shorts or breathable trousers are the go-to clothing. Use sunscreen generously and keep yourself hydrated. Carry a backpack with a spare T-shirt just in case you sweat too much, a hand towel, and a water bottle. Although the footfall in June is quite low, we recommend planning your itinerary well in advance, with bookings being made later.
Morning: AED 120
Overnight: AED 250