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What's the sea water temperature on Turkey's coast today?

Live water temperature at 83 coastal points, a 7-day trend and swim suitability — compare region by region.

Hottest point 27.4°C Boğsak (Silifke)
Coolest point 18.7°C Gökçetepe (Saros)
Points tracked 83 4 regions
Region 4 Aegean · Mediterranean · Marmara · Black Sea

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Record source: Open-Meteo Marine API

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Sea water temperature (83)

When does the sea water get warmest?

Turkey's four coasts don't warm up at the same pace. The Aegean and the Mediterranean bank the most heat in July–August; sea water peaks in those two months too, topping 28°C in some bays. The Marmara follows a similar curve but stays a few degrees cooler. The Black Sea reacts later — currents that keep mixing with deep, cold water mean it lags weeks behind the other coasts both warming up and cooling down; it usually hits its warmest days between late August and September.

The "suitable for swimming" badge rests on one threshold: 24°C and above. It's not a scientific standard, just a practical cutoff — 21–24°C is labelled "cool but swimmable", anything below that "cold". Points under the threshold don't drop off the list, only the badge changes; if you're fine with colder water, you can still swim.

How current is the sea temperature data?

Data refreshes every hour; the number you see is the result of that hourly pull. If a point's reading is older than 3 hours it gets an "updated" note but the temperature keeps showing; past 12 hours it drops to "no data". So the value you see is either very fresh, or the page tells you plainly that it isn't — it never goes stale silently.

Where does the data come from?

Sea water temperature, air temperature, wind and humidity all come from Open-Meteo's Marine and forecast APIs — a free, open weather/ocean model service. Advenway doesn't take its own measurements; every point relies on this service's hourly model pull.

My area isn't on the list — can it be added?

Points here are drawn from the coordinates already in Advenway's diving and windsurfing database, so a spot needs to exist there first. If the area you're after isn't listed, get in touch — the list grows automatically as that pool does.

Source: Open-Meteo Marine API · Updates hourly Advenway Tools