Weather at a glance
| July | August | |
|---|---|---|
| Average daytime high | About 30°C (86°F) | About 31°C (88°F) |
| Average night low | About 20°C (68°F) | About 22°C (71°F) |
| Rain | A few millimetres in the whole month | About an 8% chance of rain on a normal day |
| Humidity | Moderate to high near the coast | About 61% |
| Sea temperature | Warm | About 26°C |
| Sunshine | Long, sunny days | Long, sunny days |
These are typical figures from public weather sites. Real days can be hotter or cooler, so check a forecast from AEMET, the Spanish weather agency, before you travel.
July in Valencia
July is hot and dry, with sun on nearly every day. Afternoons are the warmest, and a sea breeze on the coast makes the beach more comfortable than the city centre. Nights are warm, so children usually sleep with light covers or just a sheet.
August in Valencia
August is a little hotter and more humid than July. Nights are warmer too. The sea is at its warmest, which suits swimming and water sports. Many local families take their holiday in August, so beaches are busy at weekends.
Is the heat a problem for children?
Most healthy children cope well if adults plan for the heat. Look for these habits at any camp in Spain:
- Outdoor activities in the morning and later in the afternoon.
- A rest or indoor activity in the hottest hours.
- Water bottles refilled all day.
- Shade, hats and sun cream for every outing.
- A clear plan for heat-related illness.
Ask how your camp handles the hottest days. At Naranja Camp, Spanish lessons happen in the morning, and the afternoons are for the beach and adventure. For more health tips, read our safety guide for Spain.
What to wear and pack
- Clothes: light cotton or quick-dry shirts and shorts in light colours.
- Sun protection: a hat, sunglasses and high-factor sun cream (SPF 50 for fair skin).
- Swimwear: two swimsuits and a quick-dry towel.
- Shoes: comfortable trainers, flip-flops and water shoes for rocky areas.
- Bottle: a reusable water bottle.
- One light layer: for air-conditioned buses and airplanes.
Use our full summer camp packing checklist.
Tips for hot days
- Drink before you feel thirsty.
- Reapply sun cream every two hours and after swimming.
- Choose shade between noon and late afternoon.
- Watch for signs of heat illness: headache, dizziness, a very hot or red face, or no sweating. Tell an adult at once.
- Eat light meals with fruit and vegetables.
Is the sea warm enough?
Yes. In summer the Mediterranean off Valencia is warm enough for long swims. Always swim where there are lifeguards and follow the beach flags.
Frequently asked questions
How hot is Valencia in July?
Typical daytime highs are around 30°C, and nights are about 20°C. It is sunny and dry.
Is August hotter than July in Valencia?
Slightly. August highs are around 31°C, nights are near 22°C and humidity is higher.
Does it rain in Valencia in summer?
Very little. Rain days are rare in July and August, and when it rains it is often a short storm.
Can you swim in the sea in Valencia in summer?
Yes. The sea is warm, at around 26°C in August, and the beaches are wide and sandy.
What should kids wear in Valencia in summer?
Light, loose clothes, a hat, sunglasses, sun cream, swimwear and comfortable shoes.
Keep reading
- Summer camp in Valencia: dates, prices, a day at camp and how to book
- What to pack: a full checklist for kids and teens
- Is Spain safe for kids?: heat, water and health
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