Porto Pollo Weather

Sitting on the rugged southwest coast of Corsica, Porto Pollo boasts a mild, typically Mediterranean climate. The spring months are warm and sunny, and the summer sees hot dry weather, ideal for a beach-based holiday. Porto Pollo enjoys an average annual temperature of 21C.

 

A popular destination for nature-lovers, bird-watchers, and walkers, the island sees very pleasant spring weather with plenty of sun. A holiday in Porto Pollo sees temperatures of between 15C - 20C from March to May, and up to 9 hours of sunshine, however these months can see quite changeable weather. Temperatures start to rise in June, reaching 25C, with the height of the summer seeing averages of 27C - 28C during July and August, and up to 12 hours of sunshine. The hot dry weather is ideal for those looking to relax on the beach and enjoy scenic boat trips, and, as the water temperature in Porto Pollo reaches 25C during the summer months, the sea is perfect for swimming. Strong westerly winds, from the Mistral, can blow along the coastline, with the west coast resorts being windier than those on the east; however the curved beach at Porto Pollo is sheltered and generally protected by the high mountains in the area.

 

Weather in Porto Pollo - Plenty of sunshine, and mild winters 

Autumn brings temperatures of between 21C - 25C in Porto Pollo, and between 7 - 9 hours of sunshine each day. The sea temperature in September and October ranges from 20C - 23C, still warm enough for swimming. Winters are mild, with the coldest month of January seeing an average temperature of 13C, 4.5 hours of sun and the sea only reaching 13C.