June weather in Scotland marks the start of early summer, offering the perfect mix of milder temperatures and long daylight hours to explore this stunning country. With average highs of 15°C, lows of 9°C, and 14 days of light rainfall, June is a great time to visit and enjoy warmer weather before the school summer holiday crowds. While average highs are modest, there’s a good chance of seeing higher daytime temperatures—or even a heatwave—making it a wonderful month for outdoor adventures.
An early summer break in Scotland offers the chance to experience the country’s rich culture and natural beauty in its prime. Whether you're exploring historic castles, taking scenic drives along the North Coast 500, or soaking up the scenery on a coastal walk, June provides a tranquil and rewarding escape. With blooming landscapes and plenty of opportunities to embrace the great outdoors, there’s no better time to plan a holiday in Scotland.
Top tip: Midge season in Scotland is between late May and September, so if you're planning on exploring the Highlands, we'd recommend packing some insect repellent and cover-ups to keep protected.
