Duni Weather

The purpose-built resort of Duni lies on the Black Sea coast in eastern Bulgaria, 40km south of Bourgas. The region enjoys a Mediterranean-like climate, with warm dry summers and mild winters, and the sandy beaches on the coast attract tourists during the high season months.    

 

Summers are the best time to visit Duni to make the most of the impressive Blue Flag beach and the modern tourist facilities that the resort boasts. Temperatures in Duni reach 28C and 29C in July and August, and the resort sees between 30 and 35mm of rainfall during this time, and as much as 11 hours of sunshine. June and September also see pleasant conditions, with high temperatures of between 24C-25C, and 8-9 hours of sunshine. Spring is a good time to visit Duni and engage in more active pursuits, such as sightseeing, biking and hiking, with temperatures ranging from 16C to 21C during April and May and the sun shining for between 6-8 hours each day. Rainfall in the spring averages between 42-49mm, whilst November and December are the wettest months, with Duni averaging 60-69mm of rainfall during this time. Winters are mild in Duni, with January and February being the coldest months and seeing lows of 6C and 7C, and between 2 and 3 hours of sun each day.

 

The beach is south-facing and the bay at Duni is sheltered from the winds coming from the north, creating ideal conditions for water sports, such as sailing and windsurfing. The water temperature is ideal in July and August, reaching 23C and 24C respectively, whilst September sees sea temperatures of around 22C and May a chillier 20C.