North Cyprus Weather - A Month-By-Month Forecast (2024)

FAQs

What is the weather like in Cyprus by month? ›

Hot and dry summers last from mid-May to mid-October and mild, rainy, rather changeable, winters last from November to mid-March, separated by short autumn and spring seasons. The annual mean temperature for Cyprus varies from year to year, from 16.1°C to 19.7° C, with an average of 17.5°C.

The best time to plan Cyprus holidays is in the summer which is when you'll experience the most heat and sunshine. Although, if you prefer milder temperatures then spring is perfect and the sea water is still mild enough for swimming. Winter is quite mild during the day with slightly cooler nights.

Cyprus enjoys an intense Mediterranean climate, with long dry summers from mid–May to mid–October, and mild winters from December to February, which are separated by short autumn and spring seasons.

There's not much difference weather wise between the north and south, but the east is warmer and drier than the west due to the wind direction. The high Troodos mountains shelter the east from winds and rain, while coastal spots enjoy warmer and drier weather than central areas.

Yes, in general, Cyprus tends to have slightly higher average temperatures than Greece.

The best time to visit Cyprus is either side of the peak summer heat, in the months of May, June, September and October. During these months, the temperatures are warm enough for swimming, but not uncomfortably hot. Also, the crowds are much thinner, so it's easier to enjoy the sand, sights and more active pursuits.

North Cyprus uses the Turkish Lira (TL), so prices are approximately 30% cheaper than in Euro zone countries and south Cyprus. North Cyprus has a 240v electricity supply and uses British 3-pin rectangular blade plugs, so you don't have to take an adaptor for UK electrical device, mobile phone chargers etc.

Abundant in pristine, unspoilt beaches, fascinating archaeological sites, and colourful cuisine, Northern Cyprus is a must-visit if you're craving history and culture with a bit (a lot) of sun. In 2019, more than 1.3 million British travellers ventured to this stunning part of the world.

The UK's Foreign Office hasn't changed its advice for Cyprus in the wake of the Israel-Hamas war, or the recent attack on Israel by Iran. For now, it's still considered a safe destination. You should, however, follow the local news and stay away from any protests while there.

The length of stay granted at the designated ports and border crossings of the TRNC cannot exceed 90 days within a period of 180 days. All foreigners who wish to stay in the TRNC for more than 90 days, are required to obtain a residence permit.

What is the coldest city in North Cyprus? ›

The coldest place in Cyprus is mountain Troodos. The coldest village is Prodromos, the highest one. Villages on Troodos mountain are generally cooler during summertime, especially after sunset.

Snow has been known to fall on the Kyrenia Range, but seldom elsewhere in spite of low night temperatures. The short spring is characterised by unstable weather, occasional heavy storms and the "meltem", or westerly wind.

Generally speaking I would say if you want a typical beach holiday with western European hotels and atmosphere, go to the south. There are lots of centres. If you want somewhere a bit more off-beat, try the north. Be prepared for quite a bit of Turkish military presence and less English spoken.

Larnaca. Known as a retirement goldmine, Larnaca is where any EU-citizen, non-EU citizen, and Cypriot tax resident will want to retire, as it offers incredible healthcare facilities, and low-income tax rates.

It is extremely hot during July and August but if you are sensible and keep the little one in the shade and out of the sun between 11 and 3 and with plenty of liquids you should be OK. Air conditioning an absolute must.

The climate on the island is subtropical Mediterranean with hot summer and mild relatively rainy winter. In Cyprus there are from 300 to 340 sunny days a year. In winter average temperature is 13-15 °C, and in summer it is 30-33 °C. Cyprus climate is considered to be one of the healthiest in the world.

Cyprus is a moderately priced travel destination. Compared to the rest of Europe, which is known to be an expensive region, it is a moderately priced country to visit. It's ranked in the top 50% of countries in Europe for its travel costs, and is comparable to places like Estonia and the Czech Republic.

The average annual temperature of the sea around Cyprus is 21–22 °C (70–72 °F), from 17 °C (63 °F) in February to 27–28 °C (81–82 °F) in August (depending on the location).

For now, it's still considered a safe destination. You should, however, follow the local news and stay away from any protests while there.