Greece · North Aegean

Sea temperature at Agiasmata

24°C

Pleasant for swimming

Updated hourly from the live marine forecast. See the 12-month typical range and, where available, real measured readings further down the page.

7-day outlook

7-day sea temperature forecast from Open-Meteo, refreshed hourly.

Sea temperature

Next 7 days, °C

22°23°23°24°25°23.4 °CWed 2Thu 3Fri 4Sat 5Sun 6Mon 7Tue 8
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7-day sea temperature forecast for Agiasmata
DaySea temp (°C)
Wed 224.3
Thu 323.9
Fri 423.2
Sat 522.4
Sun 623.1
Mon 723.9
Tue 823.4

Sea temperature by month

Modeled climatology derived from latitude and season.

Typical vs. measured sea temperature

12-month view, °C — modeled line vs. measured sample averages

14°18°22°25°29°JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
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Modeled vs. measured monthly sea temperature at Agiasmata
MonthModeled (°C)Measured avg. (°C)
Jan16
Feb16
Mar16
Apr18
May21
Jun24
Jul26
Aug27
Sep26
Oct24
Nov21
Dec18

No measured in-season sea temperature has been published for Agiasmata yet — the chart above shows the modeled climatology only. Some countries (Croatia, via IZOR) also record the sea temperature at each official water sample; check the water quality page for this beach's sampling status.

ExcellentOfficial 2025 EU bathing water rating for Agiasmata. See the full water quality history →

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Frequently asked questions

What's the current water temperature at Agiasmata?

Right now the water at Agiasmata is around 24°C, per the latest hourly update. Check the 7-day chart above for the trend, or the monthly chart below for how that compares to the seasonal norm. That's the reading right off North Aegean.

When does Agiasmata have the warmest water?

June–October, when the modeled water temperature is typically above 22°C — widely considered comfortably warm for swimming. August usually runs warmest. That applies to the water around North Aegean.

Is the sea temperature chart above measured or estimated?

Not yet for Agiasmata — the chart above shows a modeled estimate derived from latitude and season, not a measured average. Some countries (Croatia, via IZOR) also publish the sea temperature recorded at each official water sample; when that data exists for a beach it's plotted alongside the modeled curve.