Parga Town Weather

Weather in Parga town, Greece, is Mediterranean – hot, dry summers and mild winters, just about the only time when rain falls. In summer, the mercury can rise well into the 30s and even beyond, so if you find the heat uncomfortable, a better idea for you might be a visit in spring and autumn, when temperatures are pleasantly warm. If you're looking to avoid rain, June to September is the best time to stay; November to March is the 'rainy' season, although winters are mild, with temperatures rarely falling below 10 degrees.

There's lots to do on a Parga Town holiday, but the summer weather can sometimes hold you back. That's why it's a great idea to holiday in Parga away from July and August. In April and May, and October and November, you'll find temperatures in the low to mid 20s, with the sea temperature still pleasant enough for you to take a dip. These are the best times for exploring historic sites, enjoying the local cuisine and trying your hand at windsurfing or wakeboarding.

When on holiday in Parga Town, you should dress for the occasion, which means respecting the scorching heat. Even if you holiday in Parga in October, you'll still find temperatures in the low to mid 20s, so cover up when outdoors with light clothing and a hat. High-factor sunscreen, regularly applied, is absolutely vital. If you want to hit the beach and top up your tan, try to stay away between midday and 3pm. Use a high-factor sunscreen and drink lots of water. If you're holidaying in Parga Town in spring or autumn, wear a jumper or fleece for those chillier evenings.