How hot is it in Portugal on the Algarve in June?

Days are usually hot with balmy evenings, so visitors should pack light and cool clothing. The average daily maximum is 28 C and the average daily minimum is 20 C.



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The Algarve enjoys over 300 days of sunshine per year with average temperatures in June of 25ºC. That means long, lazy days on the beach or by the pool of your SandyBlue villa, basking in the sun but not sweltering in unbearable heat.

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With almost no rainfall across June, July and August, the Algarve is dry through the summer months with the long days (peaking at 12 hours of sunlight in July) and near-zero cloud cover leaving a very warm climate.

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The sea temperatures around Lisbon rarely go over 20°C in the peak of the summer and more realistically, you'll likely get something in the 17-19°C range. That is cold for most people. For us Portuguese, it's just what we are used to and it's fine.

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April to May and September to October are the times to enjoy outdoor adventures. The spring months from April to May and the autumn months from mid-September to October are the best times to visit if you're interested in hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking and other land-based activities.

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The hottest places are Faro (27ºC) on the Algarve and Évora (27ºC) in the Alentejo region. Close behind is the capital, Lisbon (26ºC). Towards the end of June all three places can see temperatures reach 30ºC. The sunniest places in June are also Faro and Évora, each with an average of 11 hours of daily sunshine.

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Summer is on its way! Algarve in June is a beautiful time to travel, with the days getting longer, more sunshine throughout the day, and still not quite in the peak season of July and August.

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The Algarve is a popular destination for expats and tourists alike, so it can be more costly than other areas in Portugal, especially compared to the north of the country. Overall, however, you will find that prices are more reasonable than in other regions of western Europe.

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During the day, the land bordering the sea heats up, which means the air above the land is hotter than the air above the water. Since warm air above land expands and rises, the cooler, heavier air from the water rushes in to take its place. This creates wind.

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The Algarve enjoys over 300 days of sunshine per year with average temperatures in June of 25ºC. That means long, lazy days on the beach or by the pool of your SandyBlue villa, basking in the sun but not sweltering in unbearable heat.

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8 of the best places to visit in the Algarve
  1. Sagres. Best surf in the Algarve. ...
  2. Faro. Best place to visit for history. ...
  3. Carvoeiro. Best place for families with kids. ...
  4. Silves. Best for inland exploring. ...
  5. Tavira. Best for culture, wine and music. ...
  6. Lagos. Best for dining and nightlife. ...
  7. Carrapateira. Best for wild beauty. ...
  8. Galé


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The Algarve region, at the southern end of Portugal, is famous for its amazing coastline and beautiful beaches. Its natural wonders are the star attractions, including great surfing spots, towering cliffs, hidden bays and bird-filled lagoons.

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Portugal Weather in June The average June high is 23°C, with a low of 16°C. Despite warm air temperatures, ocean waters will still be too cool for long swimming.

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The best month to visit Portugal, specifically the Algarve, is during the shoulder season. I personally love visiting in May-June or late Sept-October. If you're looking to make the most of the Algarve, the sweet spot lies in the shoulder season — May-June and September-October.

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Lisbon is the busiest area of Portugal in June, however there are fewer tourists than in July and August. This is a great month for sightseeing, as while the weather will be hot, it won't be intensely draining.

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