Marsa Alam Weather

You can expect to find reliably sunny weather in Marsa Alam whenever you travel. This increasingly popular beach holidays destination enjoys the idyllic climate common to all Red Sea holiday resorts: completely cloudless skies and long days of exceptionally bright sunshine. Average sunshine hours in Marsa Alam rival exotic holidays in the Indian Ocean and the Caribbean. Activity holiday fans will find idyllic conditions for a Red Sea diving holiday. Beautifully warm sea temperatures also make for idyllic snorkelling, watersports and swimming. Most Egypt weather guides will recommend spring and early winter as the best time to go to Marsa Alam. May and November enjoy long hours of unbroken sunshine and perfect conditions for beach holiday relaxation. Temperatures are similar to winter holiday temperatures in the Canary Islands or a good summer day in the UK. The quieter months are also the best time to find cheap holidays in Marsa Alam hotels.

Temperature is the main factor in deciding when to go to Marsa Alam. Both summer holidays visitors and winter holidays visitors will enjoy plenty of sunshine, but maximum temperatures in summer can be too hot for some tastes. Marsa Alam winter weather is simply idyllic. Again you can expect long hours of uninterrupted beach holiday sunshine but temperatures are more moderate. Average temperatures in Marsa Alam in winter are usually in the 20’s. Six or seven hours a day of bright sunshine will seem blissful to holiday visitors arriving from the depths of the British winter.

Marsa Alam summer weather is a joy for serious sunbathers who like their sunshine hot. A glance at our average weather for Marsa Alam shows just how reliably sunny Marsa Alam weather is. The very highest temperatures arrive in July and August. Average Marsa Alam temperatures in the peak summer months are often in the mid-30s but can sometimes reach 40 degrees Celsius. The best all-inclusive holiday hotels are a haven of air-conditioned luxury but some may find the heat exhausting. Refreshing coastal breezes help to temper the heat but do make sure to protect yourself from the very strong sunshine. Marsa Alam holidays in months like May or October find temperatures more similar to summer holiday temperatures in Spain and the Algarve. Take something warm for the evenings as temperatures drop considerably at sundown.