Best time to visit Puerto Mogan

The best time to visit Puerto Mogan is between April and October, when temperatures are comfortable, rainfall is low, and conditions are ideal for exploring.

Weather and Climate Overview

Puerto Mogan, located on the stunning Canary Islands, boasts a subtropical semi-arid climate. This ensures mild temperatures and consistent sunshine throughout the year.

Sea Temperature and Beach Activities

• Between April and October, sea temperatures range from a delightful 20°C to 24°C, making these months perfect for swimming, snorkelling, and other water activities.
• The dry season during these months offers crystal-clear waters, ideal visibility for underwater exploration, and the best opportunities for scuba diving enthusiasts.

Seasonal Weather Highlights

April to June: Spring and Early Summer

• Temperatures gradually rise from approximately 21°C to 24°C, offering an ideal climate for beach days and evening walks along the promenade.
• With minimal rainfall and extended daylight, these months are perfect for enjoying the great outdoors.

July to October: Peak Summer

• Expect average daily highs from 26°C to 28°C, making it optimum for lounging on Puerto Mogan’s sandy shores or taking part in thrilling water sports.
• August is the warmest month, but sea breezes help moderate the temperatures, ensuring a comfortable coastal climate.
• Rain is rare, ensuring perfect beach days with sunny skies and warm evenings suitable for leisurely beachfront dinners.

November to March: A Mild Alternative

While not the peak visiting time, November to March still offers a mild and enjoyable climate. Temperatures range from 18°C to 22°C, perfect for those seeking a quieter yet delightful beach experience with reduced rainfall and plenty of sunny days to soak in the scenic surroundings.

Water Clarity and Snorkelling

• The months of May and September are particularly noted for exceptional water clarity, providing superb snorkelling conditions amidst diverse marine life.
• Visibility in the water remains high during the dry season, attracting divers from across the globe.