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Croatia in July: where is it warmest?

In July, Zadar is the warmest place with 30 °C by day, Cres the coolest with 25 °C. 34 of 34 destinations have good holiday weather.

All destinations in July, warmest first

Long-term averages for the month: daytime high, sea, sunshine and rainy days.

Place	Score	Air	Sea	Sun	Rain days
Zadar	99	30°	25°	11 h	5
Šibenik	100	29°	24°	11 h	3
Trogir	100	29°	24°	11 h	3
Makarska	96	29°	24°	11 h	7
Knin	83	29°	–	11 h	4
Nin	99	28°	25°	11 h	5
Dubrovnik	98	28°	25°	11 h	5
Rovinj	96	28°	25°	10 h	7
Opatija	94	28°	24°	11 h	7
Senj	94	28°	24°	10 h	7
Crikvenica	94	28°	24°	10 h	7
Krk	94	28°	24°	10 h	7
Rab	94	28°	24°	10 h	7
Rijeka	89	28°	24°	10 h	11
Zagreb	82	28°	–	10 h	10
Karlovac	82	28°	–	9 h	10
Osijek	80	28°	–	10 h	9
Vukovar	80	28°	–	10 h	9
Split	100	27°	24°	11 h	3
Pula	96	27°	25°	11 h	7
Medulin	96	27°	25°	11 h	7
Fažana	96	27°	25°	11 h	7
Poreč	94	27°	25°	10 h	8
Novigrad	94	27°	25°	10 h	8
Vrsar	94	27°	25°	10 h	8
Umag	94	27°	25°	10 h	8
Labin	92	27°	24°	10 h	9
Motovun	88	27°	–	10 h	9
Varaždin	84	27°	–	9 h	11
Hvar	100	26°	25°	11 h	3
Omiš	100	26°	24°	11 h	4
Vis	100	26°	25°	12 h	2
Mali Lošinj	100	25°	24°	11 h	4
Cres	95	25°	24°	10 h	7

Croatia in July: where is it warmest?

The warmest places in July are Zadar (30 °C), Šibenik (29 °C) and Trogir (29 °C).

Croatia in July: where is the sea warmest?

The sea is warmest at Zadar (25 °C), Nin (25 °C) and Dubrovnik (25 °C).

Croatia in July: where is the weather best?

The best holiday weather in July – warm, sunny and dry – is in Šibenik, Trogir and Split.

Climate averages 1996–2025, not a forecast. Data: Copernicus ERA5 / ERA5-Land via Open-Meteo.com (CC BY 4.0), NOAA OISST, WMO 1991–2020 (NOAA NCEI), GeoNames (CC BY 4.0). Sources & licences