Is September rainy season in Greece?

September is generally a drier month in Greece compared to the preceding summer months. While rainfall can vary, particularly towards the end of the month, it is typically relatively low. On average, you can expect a few rainy days or occasional brief showers.



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Greece's rainy season extends from December to February (but it depends on the region) Greece's rainy season has slight variations depending on the region, but most precipitation occurs between December and February (this includes snow in the mountains). Summer sees minimal rainfall across the country.

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The highest levels of rainfall, 754 millimeters (30 inches), fell on Zagora, a village near Mount Pelion, just northeast of Volos. For comparison, the capital city of Athens receives an average of about 400 millimeters (16 inches) in a year.

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Does Greece have a rainy season? Yes, the rainy season in Greece lasts from the end of September until June. November and December are the rainiest months of the year. July and August are the driest months, with almost no rain.

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The best months for swimming and sunbathing on the Greek Islands is from late May to early October. July and August are the busiest and most expensive months but are also the best for nightlife and beach parties.

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Which islands will be hottest?
  • Kos. Average temperature in September: 28ºC. ...
  • Crete. Average temperature in September: 27ºC. ...
  • Cyprus. Average temperature in September: 31ºC. ...
  • Corfu. Average temperature in September: 27ºC. ...
  • Samos. Average temperature in September: 29ºC. ...
  • Santorini. Average temperature in September: 25ºC. ...
  • Halkidiki.


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July and August are the hottest. The best time to visit is late spring (May) and fall (Sept–Oct). It's pleasant, with comfortable weather, no rain, and smaller crowds (except during holiday weekends). Winter (late October through mid-March) is colder, with some rainfall.

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Best Times to Visit Greece for Good Weather In September, the average temperatures drop a little in Athens to a high of 80.6 degrees Fahrenheit and a low of 69.6 degrees Fahrenheit. October is even chillier, with an average high hitting 71.4 degrees Fahrenheit and an average low around 62.1 degrees Fahrenheit.

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Moving Around In Greece In September At least the first two weeks of September still feel pretty much like the high season, most attractions are always open, and it's relatively easy to move from island to island or book an organized tour.

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September in Greece offers up some of the most beautiful weather of the year. The days are usually sunny and warm, with temperatures ranging from the mid-seventies to the low eighties during the day. Nights are still quite mild, and a light jacket or sweater is often needed for evening activities.

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For those wanting to stay closer to home, Florida, South Carolina, Hawaii, and the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica are hot well into September.

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The cheapest months to book a flight to Greece: September and October, followed by November. Booking a flight in September can see as much as 13% savings compared to the average yearly flight price. The most expensive months to book a flight to Greece: May and June.

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Obviously, any nearby towns and cities (for example Ierapetra and Sitia) feature the same or very similar climate. By far the sunniest place in Greece is Lentas, a small village on the south coast of the island.

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On the coldest nights, the temperature may drop to 6.5°C/43.7°F. On the warmest days, the temperature may reach 20°C/68°F. The day lasts approximately 9.5 hours. The sunshine lasts about 4 hours.

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1. Crete. Greece's largest and most southerly island, Crete has mild and sunny weather throughout winter; in fact, it has some of the warmest winter weather in Europe with average highs generally around 15-16°C and average lows around 9-11°C. This makes it easy to get out and see everything this island has to offer.

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