Antalya Climate Guide

Weather in Antalya Year Round (2026)

300+ sun days a year, mild winters, and warm seas from June to October — the full month-by-month weather breakdown for Antalya.

Quick Answer

What is the weather like in Antalya year-round?

Antalya has a Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers (30–34°C) and mild, rainy winters (12–17°C). The beach season runs June to October. Antalya averages 300+ sun days per year, making it one of the sunniest cities in Europe. April–May and September–October are the best months for comfortable all-day outdoor living.

Month-by-Month Weather Data

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MonthAvg TempRainfallSunshineSea TempNotes
January12°C230mm5h/day17°CMild, rainy, quiet season
February13°C165mm6h/day16°CStill cool, first warm days possible
March16°C100mm7h/day17°CWarming up, spring flowers
April20°C50mm8h/day19°CExcellent — mild and sunny
May25°C28mm9h/day22°CPerfect weather, beach season starting
June30°C7mm11h/day25°CHot and dry, peak beach season
July34°C3mm12h/day28°CPeak summer, very hot inland
August34°C2mm12h/day29°CHottest month, sea at peak warmth
September29°C10mm10h/day27°CExcellent — warm without peak crowds
October23°C55mm8h/day24°CGreat shoulder season, still beach-worthy
November17°C135mm6h/day21°CCooler, more rain, quieter
December13°C210mm5h/day18°CWinter mode, but mild by European standards

Best Times to Visit or Live in Antalya

Best overall: April–May and September–October

Warm, sunny, low humidity, comfortable for sightseeing and daily life

Beach season: June–October

Sea temperatures 25–29°C, virtually no rain

Avoid for sightseeing: July–August

Extreme heat (34°C+), peak tourist crowds and prices

Winter: November–March

Mild by European standards but rainy season; great for budget travel

Key Climate Facts

  • Antalya averages 300+ sun days per year — one of the sunniest cities in Europe
  • Summer is very dry — July and August have almost no rainfall
  • Winter is mild and rainy — average 13°C in January compared to 3°C in London
  • Humidity is generally low in Antalya compared to Istanbul
  • Snowfall is extremely rare in the city itself (mountains behind get significant snow)
  • The Taurus Mountains protect Antalya from cold northerly winds
Last updated January 2026