Weather Locations in Croatia
Top 11 Locations in Croatia
| Brac, Splitsko-Dalmatinska | Cavtat | ||
| Dubrovnik, Dubrovacko-Neretvanska | Hvar, Splitsko-Dalmatinska | ||
| Korcula, Dubrovacko-Neretvanska | Porec | ||
| Pula | Split | ||
| Supetar, Splitsko-Dalmatinska | Zadar, Zadarska | ||
| Zagreb |
Croatia Weather Overview
The weather across
The
The
The most popular time to visit the region, and when the most
suitable weather occurs, is during the summer months of June to September.
Summers along the coast and in the islands see about 10 to 12 hours of sunshine
per day and temperatures in the mid to
high 20’s, and occasionally reaching into the 30’s in the very height of
summer.
Much like the
Keep in mind that, being home to a Mediterranean climate, winters see significant rainfall and the hours of daily sun fall down to about 3 to 5 hours as the sky becomes overcast and the rainfall consistent. On average, each month throughout winter will experience about 13 to 15 days of rain per month and November is generally the wettest month of the year. Minimums will sit at about 6 to 8 degrees, while maximums reach a fairly pleasant 12 to 14 degrees. It is very rare for temperature to fall below freezing, even in the height of winter.
Brac is one of the Adriatic islands that is a beautiful spot
to visit if you take one of the ferries from
Brac boast 134 days of clear sky per year and the temperature falls below 0 only once ever 3 years. In July and August the average daily temperature sits at 24 degrees which is the same temperature as the water surrounding it, so it provides for a very pleasurably swimming experience and perfect conditions to dive, Jet Ski or simply lie on one of the many beautiful beaches.
NORTHERN AND CENTRAL
The very north of
As you move into
Moving further to the east the mountains lessen and the
terrain forms into the low lying valleys of the
