Madeira is a small archipelago belonging to Portugal located in the Atlantic Ocean. The island is dominated by beautiful cliffs, dense forests, deep emerald-coloured waters and beautiful landscapes. It’s a true paradise for nature lovers, especially given that it’s also a very mild island in terms of temperatures. As such, one may ask themselves: how warm are the waters in Madeira? Are they warm enough for swims and water sports?
Madeira waters in June
Water temperatures in June
Madeira is called the ‘Island of Eternal Spring’ for a good reason. Its climate is mild but stays mildly warm and sunny all year round. You won’t experience drastic weather changes or heat waves in Madeira. In June, the air temperature is around 22°C, sunny and pleasant. The water, on the other hand, is around 21°C, and, depending on the region, it can be slightly cooler (by around 2°C). As such, it’s quite brisk, but still great for short swims.
Madeira waters in July
Water temperatures in July
Unlike most popular tourist destinations, Madeira is not all that hot in July. Air temperatures stay around 24°C – very pleasant, but not excessively hot. Great for hikes or for just exploring the island. The waters on Madeira in July are a tad warmer than the month before, averaging 22°C. We have to remember that Madeira is surrounded by an ocean, not by sea, which means these are still very good temperatures, all things considered. You can certainly enjoy water sports and refreshing swims here in July.
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