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Weather at a glance

Daytime high
33.5 °C
Nighttime low
27.0 °C
Monthly precipitation
0.7 mm
Days with at least 1 mm
0.1
Daylight
14.3 h

2015–2024 averages. Daytime temperature is the average daily maximum; nighttime temperature is the average daily minimum.

Early, middle and late month

PeriodDaytime high, °CNighttime low, °CDays with at least 1 mm
Days 1–1032.826.40.0
Days 11–2033.627.10.0
From day 2133.927.50.1

What this month is like

Larnaca, Cyprus. In july, the average daytime high is 33.5 °C and the night-time low is 27.0 °C. Start long walks in the morning and keep the hottest hours for shade, museums or a relaxed lunch.

There are 0.1 wet days on average, with about 0.7 mm of precipitation. There are relatively few wet days, so build the plan around walks and keep one indoor option.

How to plan the day

Start long walks in the morning and keep the hottest hours for shade, museums or a relaxed lunch.

Average daylight is 14.3 hours, so put longer routes in the brighter part of the day.

What to pack

Pack light breathable clothes, a hat, sunglasses and water. There are relatively few wet days, so build the plan around walks and keep one indoor option.

Precipitation and an alternative plan

There are relatively few days with precipitation. Build your plans around walks and keep an indoor activity for a wet-weather day.

What to pack

Pack light loose clothing, a hat, sunglasses and a water bottle.

Compared with neighbouring months

Average daytime high: previous month — 30.3 °C, July — 33.5 °C, next month — 33.4 °C. Days with at least 1 mm of precipitation: 0.4, 0.1 and 0.3.

Things to do

Larnaca sits on the southern coast of Cyprus, and its centre fits between the palm-lined Finikoudes promenade and the church of St. Lazarus. This is a calm town for the sea and short excursions, with the airport only seven kilometres away and a quarter of an hour to the hotel.

Finikoudes

The Finikoudes promenade follows the sea under palms, an easy line from St. Lazarus church to the castle. Swim at the town beach in the morning while the water is flat, then come back in the evening to walk between the cafes.

Salt Lake

In winter pink flamingos settle on the Salt Lake, and in summer the water dries into a crust of salt. Hala Sultan Tekke stands beside it, and people come for the quiet and long evening walks along the shore.

Kamares Aqueduct

The stone Kamares aqueduct stands on the northern edge of town among fields and olives, reached by a short road. Few tourists come here, so carry water and follow the arches towards the old town for another side of Cyprus.

Where to stay

Finikoudes

Finikoudes puts the beach, restaurants and St. Lazarus church within walking distance. Summer nights are loud along the promenade and seafront rooms cost more, but no car is needed at all.

Mackenzie

Mackenzie draws people for its wide sandy beach and bars by the water, with more surfers and younger crowds. The centre is twenty minutes along the shore, and aircraft can be heard because the airport is close.

Dhekelia

The hotel strip along Dhekelia stretches north-east of town: gardens, pools and quiet beaches. The centre and airport need a drive, yet nightlife stays away and space by the water is easy to find.

Getting to and around Larnaca

Larnaca airport lies seven kilometres from Finikoudes, and a bus or taxi reaches the promenade in about fifteen minutes. Local buses connect the centre with Mackenzie and Dhekelia, while intercity services run to Nicosia, Limassol and Ayia Napa. The centre is flat and pleasant on foot, even with a bag.

Three days in Larnaca

Old town and sea

Start at St. Lazarus church, walk to the castle and on along Finikoudes under the palms. Swim at the town beach after lunch and stay for dinner facing the water.

Lake and aqueduct

Walk around the Salt Lake in the morning and stop at Hala Sultan Tekke. Then drive to the Kamares aqueduct and return to town through the old quarters and their workshops.

Mackenzie and Kition

Spend the morning on Mackenzie beach, swimming and walking the shoreline to the rocks. After lunch look at the ruins of Kition and finish the day at a bar on the sand.

Weather throughout the year

Larnaca: 2015–2024 averages
MonthDaytime high, °CNighttime low, °CPrecipitation, mmDays with at least 1 mmDaylight, h
January15.912.284.012.510.1
February16.512.339.67.710.9
March18.413.232.17.812.0
April22.215.814.33.813.0
May26.319.68.02.114.0
June30.323.63.30.414.5
July33.527.00.70.114.3
August33.427.31.30.313.5
September31.625.63.80.712.4
October27.722.616.73.511.3
November22.518.435.17.410.4
December18.214.783.611.59.9

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Frequently asked questions

Larnaca: what is the temperature in July?

The average daytime high is 33.5 °C and the night-time low is 27.0 °C. Daytime is hot. Plan the main walk for the morning and spend the warmest hours in shade or indoors.

How many days with precipitation are there in July?

On average, there are 0.1 days with at least 1 mm of precipitation; the monthly total is 0.7 mm. There are relatively few days with precipitation. Build your plans around walks and keep an indoor activity for a wet-weather day.

What should I pack for walks in July?

Pack light loose clothing, a hat, sunglasses and a water bottle.

How does the weather change from the start to the end of the month?

Average daytime highs by part of the month: 1–10 — 32.8 °C; 11–20 — 33.6 °C; 21 to month-end — 33.9 °C.

How many daylight hours are there in July?

The average is 14.3 hours. Long daylight hours make it easy to split a walk between morning and evening, with a longer break in between.

Is Larnaca worth visiting in July?

The climate suits a trip if daytime temperatures around 33.5 °C and nights around 27.0 °C work for you. Start long walks in the morning and keep the hottest hours for shade, museums or a relaxed lunch.

What can I do in Larnaca on a wet day in July?

There are relatively few wet days, so build the plan around walks and keep one indoor option. Keep a museum, market, café or another indoor route near your accommodation.

What should I pack for Larnaca in July?

Pack light breathable clothes, a hat, sunglasses and water. Average daylight is 14.3 hours.