August · Venezuela
Best time to visit Canaima in August Weather, crowds & prices
Weather in Canaima in August
Average temperature 26°C, 88 mm of rain, about 28 days with 6+ hours of sunshine and 78% humidity — based on the five most recent complete years of ERA5 data (2021–2025).
August score
6.6/10
Ranked #4 of 12 months
- Avg temp
- 26°C
- Rainfall
- 88 mm
- Humidity
- 78%
- Days with 6h+ sun
- 28
- Crowd Density
- Moderate Crowds
- Average Expenses
- $$ · Moderate Cost ($$)
August in Canaima scores 6.6/10 for nature and wildlife travel - an above-average month (#4 of 12). Expect around 26°C, 88 mm of rain, and roughly 28 days with 6+ hours of sunshine this month.
Canaima national park holds the tabletop tepuis and Angel Falls, the world's highest waterfall.
August in Canaima — workable with trade-offs
August averages 26°C (79°F) — warm for the outdoors: start trails early, use shaded routes at midday, and carry more water than you think you need.
Rainfall runs 88 mm, so plan one flexible day in three; you still get about 28 days with 6+ hours of sunshine and 12.2 hours of daylight.
It scores 6.6/10 here, 4th of 12 months, against 7.7/10 in the destination's best month.
Pack light clothing, a hat and real sun protection, a packable rain layer, footwear you can get muddy.
Plan for mid-season pricing, with crowds are moderate.
Frequently asked
- What is the weather like in Canaima in August?
- In August, Canaima averages 26°C, 88 mm of rain, and about 28 days with 6+ hours of sunshine. Its climate-comfort score is 6.6/10.
- Is August a good time to visit Canaima?
- August earns a 6.6/10 climate-comfort score. Use the year-round chart to weigh the weather against your budget and crowd preferences.
- How much does it rain in Canaima in August?
- Expect about 88 mm of rain in August. Average humidity is 78% and there are about 28 days with 6+ hours of sunshine.
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