Curaçao and Bonaire Climate: Bonaire and Curaçao have a tropical climate warm-dry and sunny throughout the year, with average temperatures of 27°C, mitigated by the steady breath of the north-east trade winds. The rainy season starts in October and ending in December, the average annual rainfall is only 570 mm. The island lies outside the routes of hurricanes. The two islands can be visited quietly throughout the year. 

Sint Maarten Climate: Sint Maarten has a warm and humid tropical climate, with a rainy season that runs from June to October, during this period are also possible hurricanes. The driest months are those between February and April. The highest average temperatures vary between 30°C in July and 28°C in January, while the average minimum temperatures are around 22°C. 

Sint Eustatius Climate: Sint Eustatius has a warm and humid tropical climate, generally dry and sunny, tempered by trade winds, with a rainy season that runs from June to September, the average annual rainfall is 1,150 mm. The island is located along the routes of hurricanes that may affect it between August and October. The driest months are those between December and March. The highest average temperatures vary between 31°C in July and 29°C in January, while the average minimum temperatures are around 22°C.