How warm does Sucre get?

Typical daytime highs in Sucre are Mar–May 17°C (63°F), Jun–Aug 18°C (65°F), Sep–Nov 21°C (69°F), Dec–Feb 18°C (64°F).

On the ground, Sucre is budget-friendly.

Sucre

Q: What sort of trip is Sucre good for?

Sucre is good for old stones and real towns, an unhurried pace, landscape doing the heavy lifting, eating extremely well.

Sucre · Bolivia · Sucre

A whitewashed constitutional capital preserved almost entirely in colonial architecture, dinosaur footprints in a cement quarry outside town that draw palaeontologists as much as tourists, and a cooler, gentler climate than the rest of the country's highlands.

The best time to visit Sucre is Apr–Oct, when typical daytime highs reach about 21°C (69°F). Local time there is 16:54 (UTC-4).

Best time to go

Apr–Oct

Budget on the ground

$ · budget-friendly

Nearest airport

SRE · Sucre

Good for

old stones and real towns an unhurried pace landscape doing the heavy lifting eating extremely well

In season

April May June July August September October

The year at a glance

Light0 to 24h High8 to 28°C46 to 82°F Rain0 to 200mm0 to 7.9in

April · high 63°F · rain 2.2in · 11.7h of daylight · in the recommended window

shaded columns are the recommended window

Sucre month by month, the same numbers the figure draws
Month	High °CHigh °F	Rain mmRain in	Light	Notes
January	18°C65°F	161mm6.3in	13.2h13.2h
February	17°C63°F	176mm6.9in	12.8h12.8h
March	17°C63°F	134mm5.3in	12.2h12.2h
April	17°C63°F	55mm2.2in	11.7h11.7h	in the recommended window
May	18°C64°F	11mm0.4in	11.2h11.2h	in the recommended window
June	18°C64°F	5mm0.2in	11.0h11.0h	in the recommended window
July	19°C65°F	4mm0.2in	11.1h11.1h	in the recommended window
August	19°C66°F	7mm0.3in	11.5h11.5h	in the recommended window
September	20°C69°F	26mm1.0in	12.0h12.0h	in the recommended window
October	21°C69°F	60mm2.4in	12.6h12.6h	in the recommended window
November	21°C69°F	76mm3.0in	13.1h13.1h
December	18°C65°F	189mm7.4in	13.3h13.3h

Good to know

Currency: BOB · boliviano
Language: Spanish, Aymara, Quechua, and more
Plug: A, C
Driving: on the right

United States: Type B at home will not fit without an adapter; Type A will. 115/230 V there, 120 V at home — check your charger says 100-240 V.

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