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Surin Island Weather, Climate and Best Time to Visit

Data source：Meteostat
Update date：2025-09

Surin Island year round climate

  • Spring (March-May): Average 27.7-28.5°C, hot and humid climate, higher rainfall in some months, with the most rainfall in May. Common activities: diving, snorkeling, observing marine life. Recommended clothing: light and breathable short-sleeved clothing, shorts, swimwear, and a light raincoat.
  • Summer (June-August): Average 27.1-27.6°C, hot and humid climate, more rainfall in June and August. Common activities: diving, snorkeling, sunbathing. Recommended clothing: light and breathable short-sleeved clothing, shorts, swimwear, and sunscreen and rain gear.
  • Autumn (September-November): Average 26.4-26.7°C, hot and humid climate, most rainfall in September, high overall rainfall. Common activities: diving, snorkeling, exploring the island. Recommended clothing: light and breathable short-sleeved clothing, long pants or shorts, swimwear, and a light raincoat.
  • Winter (December-February): Average 26.7-27.1°C, warm and humid climate, relatively low rainfall. Common activities: diving, snorkeling, observing marine life. Recommended clothing: light and breathable short-sleeved clothing, long pants or shorts, swimwear.

Surin Island climatological average

Annual average temperature: approx. 27°C / Annual rainfall: approx. 2962 mm / Summer humidity: 75%–85% / Rainiest month: September

Surin Island monthly average temperature and precipitation

Month
Air temperature (°C)
Precipitation (mm)
January
26.8°C
49.1
February
27.1°C
171.3
March
27.7°C
0
April
28.5°C
40.1
May
28.1°C
445.6
June
27.6°C
578.5
July
27.1°C
0
August
27.1°C
373.6
September
26.4°C
611
October
26.4°C
287.1
November
26.7°C
292.3
December
26.7°C
113.9

Surin Island weather for the next seven days

4/17
Friday
Patchy rain nearby
30.4°C/26.7°C
4/18
Saturday
Patchy rain nearby
30.4°C/26.3°C
4/19
Sunday
Patchy rain nearby
30.2°C/26.4°C
4/20
Monday
Moderate rain
29.7°C/26.3°C
4/21
Tuesday
Patchy rain nearby
29.8°C/26.1°C
4/22
Wednesday
Patchy rain nearby
29.2°C/26.2°C
4/23
Thursday
Patchy rain nearby
29.4°C/26.1°C

Surin Island Frequently Asked Questions and Useful Information for Travel

How do you get to the Surin Islands?

The Surin Islands are easily accessible from Khura Buri, which is a common departure point if you are coming from Khao Sok National Park. You can also find tour tickets to the Surin Islands in Khao Lak. After a boat ride of approximately 1.5 hours, you will arrive at Koh Surin Nuea. Please note that 'lose tickets' are not available in Khao Lak.

Is visiting Surin Islands worth it?

Yes, Surin Islands are incredibly beautiful and a highly recommended tour experience. Many visitors find that everything is so well organized that they don't have to worry about any details, allowing for a truly relaxing and enjoyable trip.

Which is better for snorkeling, Surin or Similan Islands?

If snorkeling and relaxed exploration are your priorities, the Surin Islands are an excellent choice. If diving is your primary focus, the Similan Islands might be more suited. Both national parks are typically open from October 15 to May 15 and are closed during the monsoon season.

Where exactly are the Surin Islands located?

The Surin Islands are an archipelago comprised of five islands within the Mu Ko Surin National Park, located in Phang Nga Province. These islands are situated about 55 km off the coast, 100 km north of the Similan Islands in the Andaman Sea, and are very close to the maritime border of Burma, approximately 18 km away.

What can I expect on a Surin Island trip?

A trip to Surin Island offers stunning natural beauty, crystal-clear waters ideal for snorkeling with vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life, and opportunities to explore pristine beaches. You can also visit the Moken village to learn about the local sea gypsy culture.