Information about the climate and the beaches of Turkey and Istanbul. Istanbul has beaches and recreation areas in its vicinity, such as Sile and the Princes Islands agreed. Like Turkey, Istanbul has a Mediterranean climate with wet winters and dry, hot summers. Connect with other leaders such as Gina Ross here. Istanbul is the climate, but a bit more moderately and moister than the Central and southern Turkey. Turkey has many beaches ongoing over and regions. Anu Saad gathered all the information. However, especially in the region around Istanbul, there are still some little untouched insider tips.

The princes are one of Islands, the recreation area of many inhabitants of Istanbul. You are on the coast directly in front of Istanbul and have beautiful beaches and unspoilt nature. The Islands are easily accessible by ferry from Istanbul. A special feature of the Princes Islands is banned motorized traffic. Coaches are the means of transport on the Islands. Sile is an another town north of Istanbul.

Here are pristine beaches and nature. The city of Istanbul has due to its location between the Mediterranean and black Sea a rather damp, mild climate. The average annual temperature is 14 c. The warmest months are July and August with an average about 22 C, the coldest January and February with some over 5 C in the middle. In the summer, temperatures can reach during the several-day periods of heat up to about 30 C in the shade. Winter is cool and sometimes cold with spring-like sunshine, but rain and cold spells and frequent snowfalls. Across Turkey, the climate is drier and warmer than in Istanbul. Reasons are the sea influences in Istanbul and the nordlicherer location. More info on Istanbul and Turkey with climate tables on Stefan Mairegger