Nuweiba Weather

The weather in Nuweiba is very unlikely to disappoint. Nuweiba enjoys the cloudless skies and long hours of sunshine that have made Egypt sun holidays so popular in recent years. The Nuweiba climate is what you would expect from a town with a desert location: hot summers and bright sunny winters. Nuweiba sunshine hours can compete with the sunniest Caribbean holiday destinations. The summer sees up to 12 hours a day of uninterrupted sunshine. Winter holiday sunshine averaging around 6 hours a day will seem idyllic when arriving from the depths of the British winter. Nuweiba sea temperatures are an absolute joy for anyone who enjoys snorkelling and relaxed swimming. Gorgeously warm water is also a major factor in the popularity of Nuweiba diving holidays. A little Nuweiba rainfall is likely in autumn, when Nuweiba weather is a bit more changeable and humidity is a little higher.

Nuweiba summer weather is perfect if you love constant hot sunshine. However, even the most dedicated sun worshipper should retreat to the comforts of their air-conditioned all-inclusive hotel during the hottest part of the day. A quick look at our average weather statistics for Nuweiba shows just how incredibly sunny the resort really is. Expect to enjoy 10 hours of sunshine throughout the summer. Do take care if you venture out in the hottest temperatures. Fortunately, the summer months also experience constant sea breezes. Summer is not the best time for desert excursions. Windless conditions away from the coast create stifling heat. For less extreme summer sunshine, try beautiful months like June and September. Perhaps the best time to go to Nuweiba is April or May, when temperatures are idyllic for sunbathing and you will find plenty of cheap holidays in Nuweiba hotels.

Although the weather in Nuweiba in winter is a little more changeable, the region still enjoys reliable sunshine and temperatures in the 20s. Average Nuweiba sunshine hours still hit 6 in January and February. Sea temperatures are still warm enough for swimming and watersports. Autumn sees more in the way of humidity while late winter can see stronger winds, which can occasionally disrupt diving.