August is typically the warmest and driest month in Gibraltar. On this basis, it is probably the busiest time of the year as many visitors from around the world flock to take advantage of the ultimate summer weather.
August sees average highs of 29°C (84°F) with plenty of sunshine throughout the month; on average there are around 340 hours of sunshine.
The low temperature for the month of August in Gibraltar is 21°C (70°F). These low temperatures are usually at night and are complimented by warm, tropical breezes.
The relative humidity in August is roughly 67% and there is generally little to no precipitation recorded.
As August is the hottest month in Gibraltar, visitors are advised to bring only warm weather clothing for the duration of their stay.
August is the perfect month to take advantage of the many pleasant outdoor activities that abound in Gibraltar.
Whether it's a guided walking tour, or just strolling through the town on your own, there are many different things to see and do in this warm weather haven.
History enthusiasts will find that Gibraltar is a veritable cornucopia of information and sights relating to ancient times and even events as recent as WWII.
There are lots of WWII related areas to visit in Gibraltar including the Siege Tunnels, the Rock and Fortress Tunnels, and the Siege Battlefields all of which can be seen on your own or with the assistance of one of the many local expert guides in the area.
Gibraltar is also a great jumping off point for visiting nearby locations such as Morocco and Spain and there are many touring companies operating within the city to provide services for visitors wishing to take day trips to other nearby destinations.
It should be noted also that Gibraltar is a Duty Free shopper's paradise offering some of the least expensive prices on many things including tobacco and alcohol.
