The highest temperatures in Portugal tend to occur inland. The town of Amareleja is one of the hottest places in Europe during the summer, with a high temperature of 47.4°C (117.3 °F) recorded on August 1, 2003. Amareleja is located in the municipality of Moura, in the district of Beja in the Alentejo region.
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Algarve is the hottest region of Portugal, with the exception of Madeira Island (an archipelago of Portugal). In the Alentejo region the average temperatures are around 16ºC (depending on if you are on the coast or in the interior) and in the Algarve region 18ºC.
For those hoping to retire or move to Portugal long term, ask yourself what type of weather you can live with to be happy. If you hate hot, dry summers with little to no rain, and lots of summer tourists, pass on the Algarve. If you prefer spring-like summers and wet, cool winters, try the central or northern areas.
Thanks so much! Not much difference in average temps in either location, though the algarve is more influenced by its proximity to atlantic weather systems than the costa del sols more sheltered med location.
The hottest place is Portugal in September is Évora (28ºC), the historic capital of the Alentejo region, located between Lisbon and the Algarve. The capital, Lisbon (26ºC) will also feel hot along with Faro (25ºC) on the Algarve. Porto (23ºC) in the north will feel a little cooler.
The Algarve region in the south of Portugal is the most popular tourist destination due to its higher temperatures year-round than the north. You can expect a high average of 29 °C in the height of summer and an average of 26 °C throughout this season.
The Algarve region in Portugal is known for its natural beauty, rich culture and warm climate that brings constant sunshine and clear blue skies to the area year-round. Temperatures rarely drop below 20°C and reach a peak of 28°C in July and August.
Lisbon. A vibrant cosmopolitan city that combines its rich history with innovative modern design, Lisbon is an excellent place to visit at any time of year. ...
The warmest part of the Algarve is the eastern Algarve. The more west you travel, the colder and windier it usually gets, especially ones you go around the corner at Sagres. I would recommend staying anywhere in between the Spanish boarder and Salema.
From the lively capital of Lisbon to the Algarve towns of Carvoeiro, Portimão and Tavira, these are best places to visit for some winter sun in Portugal.
Both countries have Mediterranean climates, meaning they are generally temperate, with warm summers and mild winters. In Portugal, the average temperature in Lisbon is 24°C in July and 11°C in January, and in Spain the average temperature in Barcelona is around the same: 24°C in August and 10°C in January.
The hottest places in EuropeThe hottest place in Europe is Valletta in Malta, with an average daily temperature over the whole year of 22.3ºC. A holiday in Malta is a pretty safe bet almost any time. Athens is second with an annual average of 22ºC. At 21.4ºC, Rome is in third place.
If you visit the Algarve during the winter months, you can enjoy significantly lower accommodation prices. Many hotels and resorts offer amazing deals in the low season with discounts up to 50%. So if you're craving a luxurious getaway, a winter trip to the Algarve is definitely worth considering.
With its moderate Mediterranean climate, Portugal basks in balmy temperatures throughout the year, making it a haven for sun-seekers. From the lively capital of Lisbon to the Algarve towns of Carvoeiro, Portimão and Tavira, these are best places to visit for some winter sun in Portugal.
The hottest place is Portugal in March is the island of Madeira (20ºC) while on the mainland the hottest places are the Algarve (19ºC) and the Alentejo (19ºC).
The best time to go to Portugal, specifically in Lisbon is again during the shoulder season. Similar to Porto, the sweet spot for visiting Lisbon is during the shoulder seasons of May-June and September-October.