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Sardinia - Weather

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Sardinia is the second-largest island in the Mediterranean Sea and, despite being an autonomous region of Italy, it is actually closer to Africa. Whilst on holiday here, visitors can experience the fabulous scenery with rugged cliffs, immaculate white beaches and turquoise waters. Away from the coast, Sardinia’s interior is equally stunning, with forested mountain peaks and citrus groves. Over 60,000 hectares of Sardinian territory is environmentally preserved and it has three national parks and 60 wildlife reserves. Sardinia’s landscape is scattered with a host of Roman ruins and curious stone fortresses, temples and tombs which date back to prehistoric times. Don’t miss the medieval archways and sun-baked streets of Alghero or the historic gem of Oristano. Perfect for cycling, Sardinia has plenty of coastal trails and country roads to explore. If you prefer activities on the water then there is a professional diving centre, the largest underwater grotto in the Mediterranean.

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Sardinia has a typical Mediterranean climate with long summers. It is hot and dry from May to October, making the crystal clear waters all the more inviting. Coastal temperatures reach an average high of 29°C in July and August. Inland, temperatures can even rise to 40°C.

September and October still see a lot of sunshine and winter months are mild and damp, although the mountain regions can see temperatures fall to 0°C.  Spring begins in March and gets a good amount of sunshine; it is an ideal time to visit as it is hot during the day and cooler at night.

Sardinia is also known as isola del vento or ‘the windy island’ due to the winds that come across the Mediterranean. Winds such as Scirocco, a hot wind originating from the African deserts in the South, the Mistral, a strong north-westerly wind, and the Levante, a moist wind from Northern Africa, mean that the island is a top destination for surfers and sailors. 


May

Average high temperature: 22°C

Average low temperature: 12°C

Average daily rainfall: 9 days

Average daily sunshine hours: 9 hours

 

Sardinia’s long summer starts in May, with pleasant warm temperatures averaging the mid-20s. Sea temperatures can be quite nippy at 14°C – perfect for cooling you down in the heat of the day.

 

June

Average high temperature: 26°C

Average low temperature: 16°C

Average daily rainfall: 6 days

Average daily sunshine hours: 10 hours

 

June sees less rain and higher temperatures. However, there is rarely a time when the heat becomes overwhelming, thanks to the fresh sea breeze which blows all year round.

 

July

Average high temperature: 29°C

Average low temperature: 19°C

Average daily rainfall: 2 days

Average daily sunshine hours: 12 hours

 

July is a very dry month and sees an average of 12 hours of sunshine a day. Bear in mind that this is a popular time of year and you will not be the only tourist soaking up the rays.

 

August

Average high temperature: 30°C

Average low temperature: 19°C

Average daily rainfall: 5 days

Average daily sunshine hours: 10 hours

 

August falls in the peak of summer, with averages up to 30°C, even the nights remain close at 20°C. Make sure you wear cool clothing and seek out shade.

 

September

Average high temperature: 26°C

Average low temperature: 17°C

Average daily rainfall: 8 days

Average daily sunshine hours: 8 hours

 

Early autumn is a good time to visit Sardinia as there is still plenty of sunshine and sea temperatures are pleasantly warm. Those looking for a bit more privacy will find it is not so crowded with tourists.

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