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Best time to visit Baku

The sweet spot is May, June and September — averages 20°C, 5 rainy days, peak-season crowds and peak prices.

April–June and September–October are mild; the Grand Prix runs in early autumn. Summers are hot and windy, winters cool and damp.

Semi-arid and windy (Baku means "city of winds"): hot summers (28–33°C), mild winters (5–10°C), low rainfall year-round.

May

20°C · 5 rainy days · high season

Great weather, peak crowds
June

25°C · 3 rainy days · high season

Great weather, peak crowds
September

24°C · 5 rainy days · high season

Great weather, peak crowds

Hardest months: January and February. averages a raw 6°C, 6 rainy days, few other visitors.

Month Avg temp Rain days Crowds Verdict
January 6°C 6d low Cold
February 6°C 6d low Cold
March 9°C 6d mid Chilly
April 14°C 6d high Mild
May 20°C 5d high Great weather, peak crowds
June 25°C 3d high Great weather, peak crowds
July 28°C 2d mid Hot
August 28°C 3d mid Hot
September 24°C 5d high Great weather, peak crowds
October 18°C 7d high Great weather, peak crowds
November 13°C 7d mid Mild
December 9°C 7d low Chilly

Verdicts are read off the three columns to their left — temperature distance from 21°C first, then rainfall, with crowds breaking ties. Averages, so any given week can differ.

January, February and December are low season in Baku — thinner crowds, and the months where accommodation is easiest to book late. Budget travellers already work to about $40–85 a day here; low season is where the accommodation share of that goes furthest.

See the budget breakdown for Baku →

Fares move with the same seasons as the crowds — the quiet months above are usually the cheap ones to fly.

Check JFK → GYD fares by date

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