Weather in Antibes

The best time to visit is in the autumn when the crowds are fewer but the weather still remains warm through the evening. Visiting at this time also means that the water temperature is at its warmest so swimming is pleasant!

Temperatures are typically above 20°C on the Côte d'Azur and in the warmest summer months of July and August the average maximum temperature is about 27°C. The highest recorded temperature of 37.7°C was seen back in August 2006.

In autumn temperatures can remain around the 20°C mark and then drop off in November to around 17°C. The climate in winter is still considered mild during the day, typically between 11 and 17°C but dropping at night to anywhere from 4 to 9°C.

Spring generally starts in late March with mild and rainy weather and increasing temperatures, becoming sunny and warm again in June.

With hot dry summers and mild winters, Antibes enjoys a typical Mediterranean climate. Hot summer days are often made pleasant by a gentle sea breeze.

Rain is rare in the summer and whilst more common from autumn through until spring, it is low compared to most cities. In fact the average number of days of precipitation a year are around 60 or less.

The hours of sunshine vary greatly throughout the year but are naturally high throughout the summer months. Averaging between 10 and 15 hours a day in June, July and August, compared to five hours a day in December and January.