Is January a good month to visit Sucre?

January sits in the dry season period, so trip quality depends on your preferred weather, crowd levels, and pace.

What should I pack for Sucre in January?

Average highs around 20C and lows near 10.2C. Pack quick-dry clothing and a light waterproof layer for January.

What weather should I expect in Sucre during January?

January typically averages around 15.1C, with about 144.3mm of rain across 23 days.

Sucre, Bolivia

Sucre in January

Sucre, Bolivia

Visiting Sucre in January means experiencing the dry season. As a tropical destination, expect warm temperatures year-round with drier conditions and sunny skies.

SeasonDry season

Travel StyleRelax & Unwind

Cost$$

Weather in Sucre in January

Average highs around 20C and lows near 10.2C. 144.3mm average precipitation and about 23 rainy days. January typically sits between December and February conditions, so it is useful for travelers wanting a balanced window in Sucre. Pack quick-dry clothing and a light waterproof layer for January.

Avg High20C

Avg Low10.2C

Rainy Days23

Precipitation144.3mm

Daylight13.1h/day

Sunshine10.8h/day

Wind16.9 km/h

UVhigh

Humidityhumid

Temperature

January brings dry season conditions in Sucre, Bolivia. The average temperature is about 15.1C, with lows near 10.2C and highs around 20C.

Sunshine Hours

Sucre, Bolivia usually gets around 10.8 hours of sunshine per day in January, with roughly 13.1 daylight hours available for sightseeing.

Rain

January sees around 144.3mm of rainfall over about 23 days. Rain can occur for around 8.1 hours per day on average.

Humidity

Humidity in January is generally humid for Sucre, Bolivia, especially when rainfall periods increase.

Sucre in January

Sucre in January