Lloret de Mar Weather: A Month by Month Holiday Guide

The weather in Lloret de Mar, Spain, is Mediterranean with a distinctly Catalan twist: summers are reliably warm but the rain does not disappear altogether. July and August share the year's highest average maximum of 29°C, with nights around 21°C. July is the standout month, with only 17mm of rain over about 3 days; August is just as warm but sees more showers, around 7 rain days.

The coolest stretch runs from December to February, when afternoons reach 14°C to 15°C and nights can fall to 5°C. Autumn is the wettest season: September and October bring the heaviest totals of the year, 84mm and 87mm respectively, though temperatures stay pleasant at 25°C and 23°C. July and August are the best months for a classic beach holiday, while February to June and September to November make up the long shoulder season.

January is the driest of the winter months, with 18mm over 4 days and highs of 14°C. February and March warm slightly to 15°C and 16°C, though February can be damp with around 9 rain days. Lloret de Mar weather in April lifts to 18°C by day and 10°C at night, but it is one of the wetter spring months at 73mm over 8 days. Lloret de Mar weather in May reaches 21°C, yet May has the most rain days of the year, about 12, usually in short bursts rather than washouts.

Lloret de Mar weather in June is the real turning point: highs of 25°C, warm 18°C evenings and around 9 rain days. July and August then settle at 29°C, the peak of the Lloret de Mar temperature curve. Lloret de Mar weather in September stays warm at 25°C but brings 84mm of rain over 10 days, so expect the odd storm between sunny spells.

Lloret de Mar weather in October still offers 23°C afternoons, though it is the wettest month at 87mm over 11 days. November cools to 18°C and December to 15°C. No weather forecast for Lloret de Mar, whether a 14 day outlook or one for 30 days, can tell you much at booking stage, so use these averages to choose your month and the live forecast above as your departure date approaches.

For July and August, pack light cotton, swimwear, a sun hat and high-factor sun cream; with highs of 29°C and warm 21°C nights you will rarely need more than a thin layer after dark. A compact umbrella is still worth having in August, which averages 7 rain days.

In the spring and autumn shoulder months, layers are the answer. Days of 18°C to 25°C call for T-shirts and comfortable shoes for the coastal paths to coves such as Cala Banys and Cala d'en Trons, plus a light waterproof, especially from September to November and in May when rain days are frequent. From December to February, bring a warm jumper and a proper jacket for evenings around 5°C to 6°C, when sightseeing at the Museo del Mar or the castle at Blanes makes more sense than sunbathing.