Is Paphos hot in January?

The average temperature for January in Paphos is 13°C, with highs of around 18°C. With lows of 8°C, you'll need to pack plenty of layers for the cool evenings. The sea temperature at this time of year is around 17°C, so you'll need to be brave to go in the water.



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In January, the weather in Paphos is moderate winter weather. There are both sunny days and rainy/cloudy days. January is the coldest and most rainy month of the year. Nevertheless, more that half the days are dry and sunny.

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Cyprus weather in January is mild winter weather with both sunny and rainy days. The average daytime temperature is 17 °C. Some days will be unexpectedly warm and good for sunbathing while some other days will be very cold with storms and even snow at the mountains.

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Visiting Cyprus in winter The beautiful Mediterranean island is a popular choice for holidaymakers, and Cyprus can get very crowded during the busy summer season. Heading to Cyprus in winter means fewer crowds, cooler temperatures, and better hotel deals.

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At this time of year, Cyprus is warmer than elsewhere in Europe, and the island is considerably less crowded. It's a peaceful time to visit, relaxing and refreshing. I love visiting popular places like Cyprus, Venice and Dubrovnik during the winter season as I find it a more enjoyable experience.

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Look no further, Spain is the warmest European country in winter and the southern city of Almeria is located in the driest area in Europe, with clear skies and very little rain throughout the year. This makes it a fantastic place for a Spanish winter sun road trip!

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Your question at first glance may seem a little ridiculous, as it depends on the weather in each particular area. However, the eastern coast tends to be 3 - 4 C warmer than Paphos in the West. You could expect temperatures averaging high 20's during early May in Paphos, lovely temperature with little chance of rain.

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Ayia Napa is one of the hottest places in the Med. As the most Easterly point of Europe, the weather can even vary from Paphos at the western end of Cyprus and is more middle Eastern than typically European with very dry summers.

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Although the majority prefer travelling during the summer, Paphos is equally stunning in winter. Paphos is an all-year-round holiday destination, so let's take a look at a few attractions and natural landmarks that are best explored in winter time.

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The hottest place in Europe in January is the Canary Islands where you can expect average highs of 21ºC and seven hours of daily sunshine. That's a lot warmer than mainland Europe: for example, the average high in Cannes in the South of France will be 13°C, falling to 4°C at night.

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The average high temperature in Cyprus during January is 17ºC, although things can get quite chilly at night so bring some warmer clothes for the evenings. The typical sea temperature's 18ºC, while humidity's low.

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In January, Greece has average temperatures of 10°C, with highs of 13°C and lows of 7°C, so make sure you bring plenty of layers. While days are usually cool yet mild, temperatures have been known to dip below freezing from time to time. The highest temperature recorded in Athens in January is 21°C.

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January is right in the middle of Croatia's winter, so the weather's very cold at this time of year with temperatures often reaching freezing or below.

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It can be quite cool at this time of year, so visitors are recommended to take warmer clothes especially for venturing out after dark. The average daily maximum is 16 C and the average daily minimum is 9 C.

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The Sahara Desert can sometimes send over hot winds that drive temperatures up. The usual high temperature in Madeira during January is 18ºC, which is still perfectly warm enough to unwind on a beautiful beach. You should pack some warmer clothes for the evenings though as temperatures drop to 10ºC at night.

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The coldest place in Cyprus in December is Nicosia and, due to the frequent winds pushing the clouds, Larnaca. It is better to choose Paphos (for luxurious hotels, history and nature), Protaras, Limassol, and Polis. Ayia Napa can get very boring since all seasonal establishments close.

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