What to wear in Algarve in April?

And while most of the time you'll probably be wearing shorts and T-shirts, you really should be prepared for everything in April. So when packing for the Algarve holiday in April, in addition to summer clothing and swimwear, be sure to take a few extra layers, like a sweater and a light rain jacket.



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Here, cozy sweaters, waterproofs, and warm layers come into play. Spring and fall offer milder temperatures, yet packing might require a mix of both light and warm clothes. Linen, Birkenstocks, and Raybans are my go-to outfit in Portugal, even in October.

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Visiting the Algarve region of Portugal is an ideal choice for anyone looking for a sun-filled getaway. Generally, the best time to visit this charming coastal area is during the dry season between April and October, as this is when temperatures are at their highest and rainfall is at its lowest.

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In spring and early autumn, most days are pleasantly warm, but there can be a nip in the air in the evenings – especially by the sea – so best to bring a shawl, cardigan, jumper or light jacket in your luggage. The Algarve does not experience the same frosty weather in winter as other parts of northern Portugal.

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Just recently, we spent 3 weeks in the Algarve in April and it was sunny and warm enough for the beach every single day. Daytime temperatures averaged around 22-25°C (72-77°F) for three weeks in a row, and there were even a few days when it got as warm as 28-30°C (82-86°F).

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The average water temperature this time of year is 17.3 degrees. ?? But definitely bring a bikini for chilling on the beach. Love being active and outdoor activities? In this case April in the Algarve is perfect!

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If, however, you want to go swimming and sunbathing every day, and enjoy nightlife and other touristy activities, then it's best to come between May and September – October. April weather is perfect for exploring the coastline of Algarve, but not always warm enough for sunbathing and beaches.

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If, however, you want to go swimming and sunbathing every day, and enjoy nightlife and other touristy activities, then it's best to come between May and September – October. April weather is perfect for exploring the coastline of Algarve, but not always warm enough for sunbathing and beaches.

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Spain will be warming up nicely in April, if you pick the right spot. It's not a great time to visit the north coast and Madrid will be just 18ºC with a strong chance of rain showers. But head south and you can expect 25ºC in Seville and other parts of Andalucia with eight hours of daily sunshine.

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The Portuguese coastline – along with the coastlines of California, South Africa, Western Australia and Peru – is subject to a phenomenon known as upwelling. In simple terms, if the wind blows parallel to the coast, then water from the bottom of the ocean (cold and rich in nutrients) rises and comes to the shoreline.

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April is a bit of a shoulder month between the 'winter' weather (which is already very mild in the Algarve) and the warm summer weather. So quite frankly, it's impossible to predict in advance what kind of weather you'll get in April. Most likely, it will be nice and sunny with daytime temperatures around 20°C (68°F).

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Cyprus: The warmest country in Europe in April, with temperatures averaging around 21-24 C (69.8-75.2 F) during the day. Perfect for beach-lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

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Vilamoura weather in April can be a little unpredictable but you should definitely bring summer clothing. Be sure to bring a few light jackets for the evenings or the occasional rainy day. Don't forget beach wear although the water might still be cool, you can still enjoy sunbathing by the beach or the pool.

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