Canary Islands weather in July

In July, daytime highs across the 7 Canary Islands range from 25.0 to 28.9°C and the sea from 21.3 to 22.6°C. The warmest island is Lanzarote (28.9°C), the sunniest is Tenerife and the driest is Tenerife, with 0.0 rainy days on average.

Warmest Lanzarote 28.9° Sunniest Tenerife 337 Sunshine hours Driest Tenerife 0.0 Rainy days Warmest sea La Palma 22.6°

Every Canary Island in July, compared

Climate normals from AEMET (1981–2010 / 1991–2020). “Sunny now” is the live share of monitored beaches in clear skies, refreshed several times a day.
# Island Average high Sea temperature Sunshine hours Rainy days Sunny now
1 Lanzarote 28.9° 21.3° 320 0.0 89%
2 Tenerife 28.7° 22.0° 337 0.0 38%
3 Fuerteventura 27.3° 21.3° 294 0.0 100%
4 Gran Canaria 26.9° 21.8° 308 0.0 47%
5 La Gomera 26.4° 22.4° — 0.0 0%
6 La Palma 25.5° 22.6° 222 0.3 50%
7 El Hierro 25.0° 22.6° 221 0.0 0%

Can you swim in the Canary Islands in July?

Yes — the sea is 21.3–22.6°C in July, warm enough for most swimmers. It is warmest around La Palma.

Canary Islands weather month by month

Frequently asked questions

Which Canary Island is warmest in July?

Lanzarote, with average daytime highs of 28.9°C in July, followed by Tenerife at 28.7°C. South coasts are usually warmer and sunnier than north coasts.

Does it rain much in the Canary Islands in July?

Not much: 0.0 to 0.3 rainy days on average in July, depending on the island. Tenerife is the driest.

Which Canary Island is sunniest in July?

Tenerife, with about 337 hours of sunshine in July — the most among the islands with official sunshine records.

Which Canary Island has the warmest sea in July?

La Palma, where the sea averages about 22.6°C in July.

Data source: AEMET © Agencia Estatal de Meteorología · Climate averages from AEMET normals (1981–2010 / 1991–2020). Last reviewed 2026-06-12.