What is the warmest part of Portugal in June?

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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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.

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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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The high season – June to August – is the best time for the beach. During the summer months, you'll find warmer ocean temperatures, especially as you head south to the Algarve. Water temps and crowds alike peak in July and August, so plan on sharing those pretty beaches with plenty of other sunseekers.

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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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June to August is the best time for perfect weather The Algarve sizzles during high season, encouraging days of lounging on the beach followed by refreshing dips in the ocean (cold Atlantic currents mean that the sea never gets quite as warm as it does in the Mediterranean).

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Lagos is a picturesque town in southern Portugal, found in the country's popular Algarve region. Known for its beautiful weather, Lagos has a Mediterranean climate bringing long, hot summers to the town. Day temperatures are nearly at their peak in June, and the evenings are lovely and warm during this month too.

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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.

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Rainfall. In Lisbon rainiest months of the year are December and November during which monthly rainfall average reaches 128 mm. On the other side, driest months are August and July when the average rainfall is reduced to 4 mm per month.

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This one is a close call with both destinations seeing temperatures sitting in the balmy mid- to late-twenties during the summer months. Out of the peak season, the Greek island of Crete warms up as early as May hitting around 25C, while the Algarve isn't far behind at around 22C.

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Daily temperatures in Lisbon average around 19°C (66°F), and Faro fluctuates around 20°C (68°F).

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Lagos's average seawater temp in June is a balmy 20 deg C. I am not sure how that works for a 4 year old child, but I know that for grown-ups that's pretty comfortable.

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You won't get much rain at this time, with just 16mm over five rainy days, and you can expect long days with 15 hours of daylight and ten hours of sunshine. UV levels will be very high so make sure you wear sun cream. The sun sets at around 9pm in June.

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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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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 Best Way to Enjoy the Lisbon Beaches Beach season officially starts at the beginning of June, but the warm weather typically comes sooner. The water might be too cold for a dip and most beaches don't have lifeguards working before the season starts, but you can still go for some sunbathing.

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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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