Bermuda dive season calendar

Typical conditions through the year. Bermuda sits in the Gulf Stream, so it stays divable year-round — the real planning question is swell and wind, not temperature.

7-day tide planner

High and low tides for Bermuda (near 32.3°N, 64.8°W) for the next week. Slack water around high and low is the easiest time to dive offshore reefs — aim for the hour either side. Times are local Bermuda time (Atlantic/Bermuda).

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Month-by-month conditions

Month	Water	Visibility	Notes
January	19–20 °C	Good between fronts	Winter fronts bring swell and wind; short weather windows, quiet reefs.
February	18–19 °C	Variable	Coldest water of the year. A 5 mm suit and hood make the difference.
March	18–19 °C	Improving	Still cool and breezy, but calmer days start stringing together.
April	20–21 °C	Good	Water warms quickly; boat diving gets friendlier as swell drops.
May	22–24 °C	Very good	One of the best months — settled weather before the summer heat.
June	25–26 °C	Excellent	Long, flat days. Reef fish active; early starts beat the boat traffic.
July	27–28 °C	Excellent	Warmest, calmest stretch. Thin suit or rash guard is enough.
August	28–29 °C	Excellent	Peak warmth, but hurricane season is ramping up — watch the forecast.
September	27–28 °C	Good, storm-dependent	Historic peak of hurricane season. Great diving between systems.
October	25–26 °C	Good	Warm water, fewer visitors, occasional swell from distant storms.
November	23–24 °C	Variable	Storm season winding down; first cool fronts arrive.
DecemberThis month	21–22 °C	Variable	Back to picking your windows between fronts. Suit up properly.

Temperatures are typical long-term averages, not a forecast. Tide predictions come from WorldTides and are estimates — always verify against the day's marine forecast, and confirm current spearfishing seasons and protected areas with Bermuda's Department of Environment and Natural Resources before you dive.