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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 14 June 2026 by the Pressorbit weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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In the UK, summer highs often struggle past 25°C; in Antalya, the mercury reaches into the low 40s. The live forecast above shows today’s conditions, but across the year this Turkish Riviera city offers over 300 days of sunshine, warm sea temperatures from May to November, and mild winters that rarely see frost.
What kind of climate does Antalya have?
Antalya sits on the Mediterranean coast of southern Turkey and enjoys a hot-summer Mediterranean climate. Average summer highs range from 30°C in June to 34°C in July and August, occasionally touching 40°C during heatwaves. Winters are mild and wetter: December and January average highs of 15–16°C, with overnight lows seldom falling below 6°C. Sea temperatures follow a similar pattern, peaking around 28°C in August and dropping to 17°C in February.
Antalya weather by month – a season-by-season breakdown
Spring (March to May)
Spring sees temperatures climb rapidly. March averages 18°C, rising to 23°C in April and 27°C by May. Sea temperatures start at 17°C in March and reach 21°C in May, still a little cool for swimming but pleasant for beach walks. Rainfall drops sharply: March receives about 75 mm, falling to 45 mm in April and under 25 mm in May. The antalya weather april period is particularly popular for its mix of warmth and lower humidity.
Summer (June to August)
Summer is hot, dry, and reliably sunny. June averages 30°C, July and August 34°C, with sunshine exceeding 12 hours per day in July. Sea temperatures hit 27–28°C, ideal for swimming. Rainfall is negligible, often less than 5 mm per month. The live conditions above will typically show clear skies and high UV levels – pack SPF 50+ and a hat. For longer planning, check the weather antalya 30 days outlook on the 10-day forecast page, which updates regularly.
Autumn (September to November)
September remains very warm at 32°C, easing to 27°C in October and 20°C in November. Sea temperatures stay above 24°C until late October. Rain returns gradually: September sees 15 mm, October 70 mm, and November 140 mm. Late autumn is a quieter season, ideal for exploring the old town (Kaleiçi) without summer crowds.
Winter (December to February)
Winters are mild but wet. December averages 17°C, January and February 15°C. Night-time lows dip to 6–8°C, and frost is extremely rare. Rainfall peaks in December at around 240 mm, then drops to 200 mm in January and 140 mm in February. Sea temperatures fall to 17–18°C, so swimming is limited. The antalya weather february period sees about seven rainy days on average.
What is the best time to visit Antalya?
For beach holidays, the sweet spot runs from May through October. May and October offer 27–32°C highs with lower humidity and smaller crowds. If you prefer cooler sightseeing, April and November are comfortable at 22–24°C. Winter is the quiet season – cheap flights and hotels, but expect frequent rain. You can compare similar climates on our Turkey weather page or with destinations like Crete weather.
What should you pack for Antalya?
For summer (June–September): light cotton clothing, a broad-brimmed hat, sunglasses, high-factor sunscreen, and a reusable water bottle. A light jacket or cardigan is useful for air-conditioned restaurants and evening breezes. For spring and autumn: add a jumper and a rainproof layer for occasional showers. For winter (December–February): a medium-weight coat, waterproof shoes, and an umbrella. The 21 day weather antalya long-range forecast, available via the UK weather hub (which links to global data), can help fine-tune your packing.
Frequently asked questions about Antalya weather
How hot is Antalya in April?
Daytime highs in April average 23°C, with overnight lows around 13°C. Sea temperatures hover near 18°C – warm enough for a quick dip if you’re hardy, but most visitors stick to sunbathing. Average rainfall is about 45 mm spread over six rainy days. It’s a comfortable spring month, ideal for exploring without excessive heat.
How hot is Antalya in February?
February sees average highs of 15°C and lows of 7°C. Sea temperature is at its coolest, around 17°C. Rainfall averages 140 mm, with roughly eight wet days. Snow is extremely rare, but you may get a chilly, damp day. It’s the quietest tourist month, with low prices and fewer crowds.
Is the weather in Antalya reliable for a 14‑day holiday?
Summer is highly predictable – weeks of unbroken sunshine. Spring and autumn have more variability, but even then, a 14‑day trip in May or September will likely see just 1–2 rainy days. For real-time updates, the weather in antalya 10 days and antalya weather 14 days forecasts are accurate enough to plan excursions.
Does Antalya have a rainy season?
Yes, the wet season runs from November to February, peaking in December. During these months, you can expect 8–12 rainy days per month, with heavy but often short downpours. The rest of the year – especially April through October – is predominantly dry, with very few interruptions to sunshine.
