Bruges

What’s the weather like in Bruges in June?

You can start working on your summer tan when you visit Bruges in June. The climate has warmed up significantly and you can look forward to mild temperatures and lots of sunshine throughout the month.

Geographical influences

June marks the beginning of summer in Bruges, which is located along the northern coast of Belgium. The town is known for its medieval architecture and rich culture, which you can explore and sightsee in the afternoon when temperatures are at their highest. Because Belgium is such a flat country, it often has very windy weather. Gales from the Atlantic Ocean and the east can cause the maritime climate to shift to a more continental climate, which means you can expect some windy and wet conditions no matter when you visit.

Averages

The average temperature at night is around 11°C with highs of 18°C at midday. Bruges weather in June is usually quite sunny with up to seven hours of sunshine per day. You should expect some rainfall during your stay in the form of light to moderate showers. The average rainfall is 64mm, which generally divides over six days of the month. The average sea temperature is 15°C, which has warmed up since spring but may be too cold to enjoy a long swim in the afternoon.