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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 13 June 2026 by the Insight Britain weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Antalya enjoys a Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and mild, rainy winters. The live forecast above shows current conditions for your travel planning. Sea temperatures are pleasant from late spring through autumn, while winter remains cool enough for sightseeing without extreme heat.
What does the live forecast above tell you about Antalya today?
The live conditions above give you an accurate snapshot of Antalya’s weather right now. For travellers, this is the most reliable starting point before checking longer outlooks. The widget updates automatically, so you can see temperature, wind speed and cloud cover at a glance. If you are planning activities such as swimming or hiking, combine this live data with the seasonal averages below to get a fuller picture of what to expect during your stay.
Antalya weather by month – a seasonal guide
Antalya’s climate is typical of the Turkish Riviera: hot summers from June to September, mild spring and autumn, and a cooler, wetter winter. The sea is warm enough for swimming from May through October, and sunshine is abundant for most of the year.
Winter (December to February)
Winter is Antalya’s rainy season. Daytime highs range from 15°C in December to 17°C in February, with overnight lows around 8°C. Sea temperatures drop to about 17°C, making swimming less comfortable for most visitors. Rainfall is highest in December and January. This is the quiet season for tourism, so you will find lower prices and fewer crowds. Those checking antalya weather february will see average highs of 17°C and around six hours of sunshine per day.
Spring (March to May)
Spring warms up quickly. By April, daytime temperatures reach 22°C, with sea temperatures climbing to 18°C. Sunshine increases to eight hours per day. This is a popular time for sightseeing and hiking. If you are searching for antalya weather april, expect pleasant warmth without the intense heat of summer. May sees highs of 26°C and sea temperatures of 21°C.
Summer (June to August)
Summer is hot and dry. July and August average highs of 34°C, with sea temperatures around 28°C. Sunshine peaks at 12 hours per day. The heat is intense but dry, and the sea offers relief. This is the peak tourist season. For up-to-date planning, use the 10-day forecast on our site.
Autumn (September to November)
Autumn remains warm. September still reaches 31°C, with sea temperatures of 27°C. By October, highs drop to 27°C. November is cooler at 21°C, with increased rainfall. This is a lovely shoulder season for combining beach time with cultural visits.
What is the best time to visit Antalya?
The best months for a beach holiday are June, July, August and September, when sea temperatures are at their warmest and rainfall is minimal. For sightseeing and outdoor activities, April, May and October offer milder heat and fewer crowds. Many travellers find late spring and early autumn the sweet spot. If you prefer quiet streets and lower accommodation costs, consider visiting in November or February. For a detailed month-by-month breakdown, see our Turkey Weather guide.
What to pack for Antalya depending on the season
In summer (June to September), pack light cotton clothing, a sun hat, sunglasses, high-factor sunscreen and a swimsuit – but also a light jumper for air-conditioned spaces. For spring and autumn, bring layers: T‑shirts, a long-sleeved top, a thin jacket for cooler evenings. In winter (December to February), you will need a warm jacket, a waterproof coat or umbrella for rain, and closed-toe shoes. A scarf and trousers are advisable for cooler days.
When is the rainy season in Antalya?
The rainy season runs from November to March, with December and January seeing the most precipitation. February is also wet, but with around six rainy days on average. The dry season lasts from April to October, although brief showers can still occur in April. The quiet season coincides with the rainy season, so you can enjoy lower prices and fewer tourists if you don’t mind packing an umbrella.
How hot is Antalya in April?
In April, Antalya sees average daytime highs of 22°C, with overnight lows around 12°C. Sea temperatures reach about 18°C, which is still a little cool for swimming for many people. Sunshine averages eight hours per day, and rainfall is moderate. It is a comfortable month for exploring historical sites and hiking.
How hot is Antalya in February?
February is one of the coolest months, with average highs of 17°C and lows of 8°C. Sea temperature is around 17°C, so swimming is not popular. Sunshine averages six hours per day. It is a good time for budget travel and avoiding crowds, but pack a warm jacket and rain gear.
What is the weather in Antalya for 14 days?
For a 14-day forecast, check the live widget above and our 10-day forecast tool, which is updated regularly. Antalya’s weather is generally stable in summer, but in winter and spring, fronts can bring rain. A 14-day outlook will give you a good sense of trends, though reliability decreases after day seven.
Is the weather in Antalya suitable for a 21‑day holiday?
Yes, a 21‑day holiday in Antalya works well if you choose the right season. Summer offers reliable heat and sea swimming; spring and autumn provide pleasant warmth for varied activities. For a detailed 21 day weather antalya outlook, combine the live forecast with seasonal averages to plan excursions and packing.
How hot is Antalya in October?
October remains warm, with daytime highs of 27°C and lows around 16°C. Sea temperatures are still a pleasant 25°C, making it one of the best autumn months for swimming. Sunshine averages eight hours per day. It is an ideal month for a quieter beach holiday before winter rains arrive.
For a broader view of destinations with similar climates, you might also read our Cyprus Weather and Malta Weather guides. And if you are planning UK travel, check our UK weather hub for local forecasts and warnings.