We went in july 2007 the weather was around 40 degrees.
it was very hot in the day just about barable
but in the night it was gorgeous.
Everyday it w - Read MoreReview Added : Saturday 26th April 2008
This evening's weather forecast for Dalaman, Turkey
Located on one of Turkey’s most southern points;
Dalaman takes pleasure in a Mediterranean climate with warm summers filled with
sunshine and mild winters. Whether they want to undertake attendance of the
available water sports or purely swim in the sunlit ocean, the mild turquoise waters
of the Mediterranean Sea draw in holiday makers from all over Europe
all year round.
Alike the majority of the Lycian coast; Dalaman benefits from
an average of 320 days of constant sunshine per year. Throughout the summer
months the Lycian, or otherwise known as the Turquoise coast averages from
around twelve to thirteen hours of sunshine per day and during July and August
temperatures commonly peak to 35ºC. Nearby towns such as Dalyan, Marmaris and
Fethiye also enjoy unlimited hours of sunshine and rainfall is virtually
non-existent throughout June until September. Because of this renowned factor,
many holiday makers are drawn to the Dalaman region year after year for the
enjoyable climate and warm, crystal clear waters.
The Dalaman region is known for its pleasingly hot, white
sanded beaches with various resorts such as Icmeler, Ovacik and Turunc. Olu
Deniz is one of the Mediterranean’s most beautiful beaches and many holiday
makers can be found lazing around, hastily achieving a golden tan. The average climates throughout Dalaman are relatively constant for the seven continuous
summer months, and even though Turkey
has dissimilar areas such as the snowy mountains and green valleys, the region of
Dalaman is constantly baking in warm everlasting sunlight. The air and sea temperatures
throughout the Lycian shoreline are at a year round perfect temperature that
are ideal for water lesuires such as snorkelling, diving and of course sun
bathing.
If you’re a beach lover in search of hot, and on occasions blistering
hot climates, it is recommended to vacation to the Dalaman region throughout
the summer months. From the months of April through until October the climate
in Dalaman varies from 20ºC to 35ºC, while July and August guarantee to supply
the hottest temperatures of the year. There is practically no rainfall from the
months of June until September and visitors to region can expect at least ten
hours of extremely hot sunshine every day throughout this time. Some people
tend to find the typical climates of August a little too hot, however the
soothing breeze from the MediterraneanOcean will assure to help
lower the scorching temperatures. Climates are average at approximately 20ºC in
April, therefore creating an ideal vacation for an Easter break in Turkey.
Winter can also be an ideal time to visit the area of Dalaman
as the sun can be guaranteed to always be present throughout the winter. This
is also the perfect time to escape the chilly climates typical to a winter in
the UK.
Dalaman will still feature at least five hours of sunshine from December to
February and temperatures will typically linger around 17ºC. There can be an
occasional rainy day but the winter months can still assure enough sunshine to
relax on the less crowded beaches.
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