How is Turkey’s Climate?
The climate in Turkey varies according to the region like in most of the countries of the world. Generally speaking, the country’s climate is moderate, while the Aegean region, where Blue cruise takes part, has hot dry summers and mild winters. Yachters and sailors from all over the world can expect a Mediterranean climate of long, hot summers that also extend far into October. Due to the nature of the climate, you can be sure that the chances of having a rainy cruise are super low. May is a great month for cruising, you can expect sunny weather with low chances of rain, and you will be able to avoid big crowds of tourists. The average daily temperature goes up to 21°C and doesn’t fall bellow 16°C at night. The sea temperature is usually 19°C.
June in Turkey gets much hotter with temperatures climbing up to 30°C, so sun protection is important. Coastal towns will get busier but not as busy as in August. Sea temperature also goes up to still refreshing 22ºC. Temperatures reach a peak during July, so if you planned to walk around don the sun and explore cities, we advise you too reconsider it and choose some other month because temperatures can rise above 34ºC. This period is ideal for those who like to take it easy and enjoy lots of swimming in the sea that reaches a temperature of 24ºC. August is a time of the high season and touristic destinations get busy as the temperature reaches 33°C so it is not advised that you travel with young children, or go in direct sun between 11 am and 3 pm. September is a more pleasant month than August, a great time for exploration with the temperature being around 29°C. Temperatures can go down in October but it is still warm and the lowest it can go is 15ºC at night while sea temperature is 22ºC.
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