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Is the sea warm in Kavos?

Is the sea warm in Kavos?

Current sea temperature in Kavos During those months, Kavos water temperature does not drop below 20°C and therefore suitable for comfortable swimming. The average water temperature in Kavos in winter reaches 16°C, in spring 17°C, in summer the average temperature rises to 25°C, and in autumn it is 23°C.

Is Greece hot in March April?

Greek Islands Weather in March: Some nice sunny days, some gray cool days, moderate rain. Greek Islands Weather in April: Warm sunny days are the norm but not quite swimming weather, little rain. Best Greek Islands to Visit in April: Crete, Santorini, Rhodes, Corfu, Naxos, and Paros.

Is Greece Sunny in March?

The weather is variable in March, with a mix of gray, rainy days and plenty of bright sunny days. Temperatures begin to warm up noticeably towards the tail-end of March, with fabulous spring weather and crystal-clear skies. Athens averages 60 Fahrenheit.

How hot is Corfu in March?

What is the temperature in March in Corfu? The average high-temperature, in March, in Corfu, Greece, is 16°C (60.8°F), while the average low-temperature is 6.8°C (44.2°F).

Which Greek island is warmest in March?

March temperatures average 60°F (16°C) on the wind-whipped Cyclades, but several degrees warmer on Corfu and Crete—still cool enough to pack some warm sweater and/or jacket, especially for the evenings. The Aegean and Ionian seas remain too cold for swimming.

How hot is Cyprus in March?

March opens the spring in Cyprus. The weather becomes warmer and it rains less than in winter months. With days getting longer, there is almost 8 hours of sunshine a day. Average maximum temperature reaches about 19°C-20°C on the plains and 10°C on the mountain ranges.

Is Mykonos hot in March?

The short spring season on the Greek island of Mykonos stretches from March to April and has a mild to warm climate. It’s not quite hot enough to sunbathe on the sandy beaches, but the Mykonos weather in March means you can enjoy walking along the coastline and exploring the island’s towns and historic sights.

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Ruth Doyle