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Saint Pierre and Miquelon Weather, Climate and Best Time to Visit

Data source：Meteostat
Update date：2025-10

Saint Pierre and Miquelon year round climate

  • Spring (March–May): average 0–5°C, temperatures gradually rise but remain cool, with relatively low rainfall. The island's ecosystem gradually awakens. Common activities: outdoor walks, observing spring scenery, birdwatching. Recommended attire: thick jacket, sweater, scarf, waterproof and windproof clothing.
  • Summer (June–August): average 10–17°C, warm and comfortable climate, the most pleasant season of the year, with low rainfall. Abundant sunshine and pleasant sea breezes. Common activities: hiking, boating, whale watching, exploring fishing villages, participating in local festivals. Recommended attire: short-sleeved shirts, thin long-sleeved shirts, light jacket, sunscreen.
  • Autumn (September–November): average 7–15°C, temperatures gradually decrease, and rainfall begins to increase. Winds become stronger, and the island may display autumn colors. Common activities: enjoying autumn foliage (if any), walks by the sea, tasting seafood. Recommended attire: thick sweater, jacket, windproof and waterproof clothing, scarf.
  • Winter (December–February): average -1–3°C, cold and snowy climate, strong winds, moderate rainfall. Unique winter scenery, and the harbor may freeze. Common activities: experiencing local winter festivals, observing winter sea views. Recommended attire: arctic-grade cold weather clothing, down jacket, thick wool hat, gloves, scarf, waterproof insulated boots.

Saint Pierre and Miquelon climatological average

Annual average temperature: approx. 6.8°C / Annual rainfall: approx. 66 mm / Summer humidity: 70-85% / Rainiest month: November

Saint Pierre and Miquelon monthly average temperature and precipitation

Month
Air temperature (°C)
Precipitation (mm)
January
-1.3°C
2.8
February
-0.4°C
3.9
March
0.5°C
6.8
April
2.1°C
3.8
May
5.2°C
2.6
June
9.6°C
5
July
14.4°C
5.1
August
16.9°C
2.7
September
14.5°C
2.2
October
10.3°C
11.6
November
6.9°C
12.4
December
2.8°C
7.1

Saint Pierre and Miquelon weather for the next seven days

6/18
Thursday
Sunny
9.2°C/7.1°C
6/19
Friday
Heavy rain
8.7°C/7.2°C
6/20
Saturday
Patchy rain nearby
8.7°C/7.2°C
6/21
Sunday
Patchy rain nearby
8°C/7.4°C
6/22
Monday
Patchy rain nearby
10.5°C/7.9°C
6/23
Tuesday
Patchy rain nearby
9.1°C/8.2°C
6/24
Wednesday
Patchy rain nearby
10.1°C/8.4°C

Saint Pierre and Miquelon Frequently Asked Questions and Useful Information for Travel

Is it worth visiting Saint Pierre and Miquelon?

A trip to the French islands of Saint Pierre and Miquelon is a must for anyone planning travel in eastern Newfoundland. With a piece of Europe just 20 km from the province's southern coast, why wouldn't you plan an international trip? That being said, a visit to the archipelago does require some preparation.

Is it safe to go to Saint Pierre and Miquelon?

The crime rate in Saint Pierre and Miquelon is low. However, petty theft and street crime do happen. To reduce the risk to yourself and your belongings, avoid isolated areas, including beaches, after dark.

What is the best time of year to visit Saint Pierre and Miquelon?

Summer is the best time of year to plan a trip to Saint Pierre and Miquelon. Those who like cool chilly weather can visit this place during winters. Surrounded by sea from all sides, Saint Pierre provides extremely temperate weather during the summer.

How long is the ferry trip to Saint Pierre and Miquelon?

Depending on your point of departure, connections to Saint Pierre and Miquelon take from 45 minutes to 3 hours and 15 minutes from Canada.

What can I experience in Saint Pierre and Miquelon?

Saint Pierre and Miquelon offers a unique blend of French culture and island charm. Explore picturesque villages, enjoy fresh seafood, and discover the archipelago's rich maritime history. You can wander through colorful streets, visit historical sites, and soak in the distinctive atmosphere of these French overseas territories.