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Crete Weather & Climate


Above you can see the forecast for Crete for today and tomorrow, this is a completely up-to-date forecast. Click on the link and you can also see the forecast for the next ten days.

Our beautiful island of Crete has contrasting seasons, 300 days of sunshine a year, snow on the mountains in winter and a glorious explosion of wildflowers in spring.

Weather Crete
July and August are extremely hot, with temperatures in the high 30 to 40 degrees C (100 degrees F).

The best times to visit are early spring and late summer/autumn. Swimming temperatures are good from Easter until November.

The seasons bring their different activities such as grape harvest, wine-making, drying out the sultanas, making the raki, picking mandarins and harvesting the olives.


Winter in Crete Autumn in Crete Summer in Crete Spring in Crete


We watch the white, dry soil baked by the summer heat turn moist and grow grasses and wild greens in autumn and winter. We watch the olives turn from hard, light green to lush, dark purple under the winter sun.

We watch the grapevines turn from lush green, bearing fruits to empty and dry, orange and yellow in the autumn sun.

Weather Crete
Below you can see the forecasts for the next few days for each of our beautiful capital cities; Agios Nikolaos, Iraklion, Chania and Rethymnon from the National Observatory of Athens. Just click on the link and it will open a new window.

Agios Nikolaos Forecast

Iraklion Forecast

Rethymnon Forecast

Chania Forecast

Below is the climate chart for Crete showing the average temperatures across the year in centigrade.

Crete Climate Chart - Average Temperatures C









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