All tourists who have ever visited the Dominican Republic claim that June is the most favorable time for rest and relaxation. There is practically no rain. Rare intermittent showers, if they do, are in the afternoon, when the beach holiday usually comes to an end. To the delight of vacationers, heavenly water brings a long-awaited coolness.
June weather
The first summer month will bring the warmest days, temperature fluctuations from + 24C ° to + 30C °. The morning is cooler, in the evening the temperature drops again to + 26C °. As local forecasters say, it rains in the morning, a thunderstorm appears in the late afternoon, is short-lived and practically does not interfere with rest.
Holidays
In June, one of the most significant events of the New World is celebrated - the Feast of the Corpus Christi (June 10). Despite such a restrained, strict name, cheerful carnivals are held in the capital of the Dominican Republic, in which all local residents and, of course, guests take part.
After another three days, you can go to the town of Bani, which celebrates its religious holiday in honor of San Juan Bastit.
At the end of June, the New World and old Europe (and its eastern part too) unite, in a single impulse, celebrating the day of St. John the Baptist. In the cities of Cristobal, San Sebastian, Baraone, there are massive processions and festivities. A special place in the holiday is given to horses, which on this day are solemnly decorated right in front of numerous spectators.
Passionate dancing
The sultry Dominican Republic is proud that it was here that two of the most passionate and beautiful dances were born - merengue and bachata. A couple is really dancing here, the two are performing as a whole.
If a tourist wants to learn how to dance beautifully, then you should definitely go to a dance school. Master the first steps, the simplest movements, learn to listen to music, your body and your partner.
In the Dominican Republic, finding a dancing partner is not a problem; in a week of rest, you can raise your skills to a higher level. Vivid memories of local discos, where they dance salsa, rumba and cha-cha-cha, will warm you on winter evenings.
Festivals
Holidays in the Dominican Republic in June will allow tourists, especially those staying in Puerto Plata and the surrounding area, to have a great time at the Festival of Caribbean Culture. For several days there is a unique opportunity to get acquainted with singing skills, visit jazz or blues concerts, performances of local folklore groups.
