Barcelona Water Temperature

Spain’s second largest city and the capital of the Catalunya region, Barcelona is a favourite destination for visitors. The influence of art and architecture on the city is legendary and Picasso, Gaudi and Miro have all made their mark.
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The Sagrada Famiglia and Park Guell are a must for Gaudi fans, while the famous Las Ramblas in the Ciutat Vella or old town is the city’s liveliest street. National Geographic consider Barcelona to be the world’s number one beach city, and the season typically lasts from March till November.

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Barcelona is a city close to Mediterranean sea. August is the month with the hottest water temperature at 77.9°F / 25.5°C. The coldest month is February with an ø water temperature of 55.4°F / 13°C. January is the month with the lowest precipitation of 0in / 0mm and September with the highest precipitation in a year with 1.4in / 36.7mm. The avg. air temperature is around 73.9°F / 23.3°C, July is the month with the highest temperature. January is the coolest with 43.7°F / 6.5°C average air temperature. June, July, August, September would be the best time to visit. temperate climate with dry and hot summer would be the climate here.

Barcelona Summary

Description	Value
Current water temperature	/
Warmest Month Water Temperature:	August with 77.9°F / 25.5°C
Coldest Month Water Temperature:	February with 55.4°F / 13°C
Warmest Month Air Temperature:	July with 73.9°F / 23.3°C
Coldest Month Air Temperature:	January with 43.7°F / 6.5°C
Wettest Month:	September with 1.4in / 36.7mm
Driest Month:	January with 0in / 0mm
Highest Humidity	December with 81.3%
Lowest Humidity	July with 68.6%
Best Time to Visit:	June, July, August, September
Climate Classification	temperate climate with dry and hot summer

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Barcelona water temperature by month

The hottest water temperature typically reached in August with around 77.9°F / 25.5°C. The coldest in February with an average water temperature of 55.4°F / 13°C.

Water at Barcelona’s beaches tends to be warm throughout the year with a low of 54 to 57F or 12 to 14C in March rising to a high of around 77 to 84F or 25 to 29C in mid August. Swimming is enjoyable throughout the year and surfing is possible at part of Barceloneta beach and at Bogatell beach. The warm waters mean that board shorts and a rash vest are normally enough, though you might prefer a light 5.3mm wetsuit for cooler, windy days.

Best time to visit Barcelona

Barcelona enjoys a sunny, Mediterranean climate, with warm summers and mild winters. Rainfall is unusual in summer and moderate in winter, making the city the perfect year round destination. Visit between May and September for swimming, water sports, sailing and sunbathing. The best conditions for surfers are during the winter months, so pack your board and head to Barceloneta or Bogatell between October and March.

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Barcelona weather by month / climate table

The warmest avg. temperature is around 73.9°F / 23.3°C, July is the month with the highest temperature. January is the coolest with 43.7°F / 6.5°C average air temperature. January is the month with the min. precipitation of 0in / 0mm and September with the max. precipitation in a year with 1.4in / 36.7mm.

The top attractions in Barcelona

The vibrant club scene in Barcelona makes the city a favourite with a young, cosmopolitan crowd who enjoy seeing top international DJ’s and musicians in exceptional venues. The city has something to appeal to everyone and a visit to La Sagrada Famiglia which is a UNESCO world heritage site is essential. Kids and art lovers alike will adore Gaudi’s magical Park Guell with its beautiful landscapes and sensational, quirky buildings.

See the Magic Fountain at La Plaça de Catalunya and shop in Spain’s most expensive and exclusive street, El Portal de l’Àngel. Be sure to take a stroll on the boardwalk at Barceloneta beach and take the Cable way up to Monjuic mountain for sensational views over the city.