Dalaman Weather

Weather in Dalaman
If you are looking to lie on a hot, sandy beach and soak up around 13 hours of constant, summer sunshine per day, then look no farther than Dalaman on Turkey’s Lycian coast. Dalaman and its neighbouring resorts of Icmeler and Marmaris benefit from around 320 days of sunshine per year. The weather in Dalaman is mild all year round, and during the seven summer months the temperature will hit as high as 35C. The warm, turquoise Mediterranean waters are a big draw to holidaymakers, whether they take part in the abundance of water sports available or simply want to swim in the sun kissed sea.

Dalaman Weather - Constant summer sunshine for the perfect beach holiday
Beach lovers looking for hot, at times scorching weather should make the trip to the Dalaman region during the summer months. From April to October the temperature in Dalaman ranges from 20C to 35C, with July and August supplying the hottest temperatures of the year. There is virtually no rainfall from June until September, and during these months you can be guaranteed at least 10 hours of very hot sunshine per day. Some may find the temperature in August a little on the hot side, but a cooling breeze from the Mediterranean Sea will help take the edge from the heat. Temperatures in April are around 20C making it the ideal time for an Easter holiday break in Dalaman.

Weather in Dalaman - A winter sunshine break
A winter sunshine holiday in Dalaman and the nearby resorts have become very popular for those wishing to escape the UK weather. From December to February the temperature in Dalaman will stay around 17C and you will still benefit from five hours of sunshine per day; more than enough sun to pick up a golden tan. The cooler, winter temperatures are perfect for exploring the Dalaman region in comfort. There may be the odd rainy day but there will still be more than enough sunshine to sunbathe on the less crowded beaches.