What is the water temperature in Lagos Portugal in June?
Lagos's average seawater temp in June is a balmy 20 deg C.
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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.
The warmest water temperature is in September with an average around 70°F / 21.1°C. The coldest month is March with an average water temperature of 60.6°F / 15.9°C.
Portugal Weather in JuneThe 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.
Because Algarve, unlike Andalucia, is not in the Mediterranean sea: it's in the Atlantic Ocean. Furthermore, sea currents are really complex, so just because Atlantic Ocean may feel “warm” somewhere else, doesn't mean around Algarve it will be the same.
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.
The weather in Lagos is very warm with average highs between 20°C and 28°C. For the warmest weather on holiday, the best time to visit Lagos is from May to October. This is when temperatures are warm and there's less rainfall than late autumn and winter, which can be quite wet and cloudy at times.
There are plenty of pristine beaches in Lagos, all of which bring many vacationers back time and time again. Backed by the Atlantic Ocean, Lagos is clustered around a natural harbor and has had a long and fruitful relationship with the sea.
The weather in Lagos is very warm with average highs between 20°C and 28°C. For the warmest weather on holiday, the best time to visit Lagos is from May to October. This is when temperatures are warm and there's less rainfall than late autumn and winter, which can be quite wet and cloudy at times.
Sharks no but strong currents yes. The main beaches will have lifeguards until mid or late September. Swimming alone off an empty beach is strongly discouraged. The authorities are very safety conscious, they will close as we have seen beaches if conditions are deemed dangerous.
June to August is the best time for perfect weatherThe 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).
Down here in the Algarve (the southern end of Portugal) average temperatures in mid June are in the high 70's F rising to low 80's in mid July. Much of Spain, especially inland, is hotter. So if that's too hot for you stick to the more northern semi-mountainous areas.
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.
Cold during the night and early morning, with the occasional frost at night on the coast but never at the villa, sunny temperatures can can reach the late teens during mid afternoon.
The ocean currents can be strong and unpredictable. If you plan on swimming, go to beaches with lifeguards and pay attention to the warning flags – green means it's safe to swim, yellow means use caution and stay near the shore, and red means do not enter.
This beach in the east of the Algarve is surrounded by green dunes and offers a peaceful atmosphere. The calm, shallow waters make it an ideal choice for families. It's also a great place to admire the breathtaking sunsets.
July is the hottest month in Lagos with an average temperature of 24°C (75°F) and the coldest is January at 11°C (52°F) with the most daily sunshine hours at 11 in July. The wettest month is December with an average of 102mm of rain.