Les meilleures destinations en Juillet, classées à partir de vingt ans de données climatiques. Choisissez ce qui compte pour vous — soleil, visites ou farniente — puis affinez dans l'outil.
Choosing where to go on holiday in Juillet comes down to one question: which destinations are actually warm, sunny and dry that month — not in general, but in Juillet specifically? This ranking is built from twenty years of historical climate records (ECMWF ERA5, served by Open-Meteo). For each destination we average the daily mean temperature, sunshine hours, rainfall and wind speed across every Juillet on record, then score the result against three traveller profiles: all-round, beach and city-break.
Juillet is peak European summer. The Mediterranean dominates the ranking, but the hottest inland spots (interior Spain, southern Turkey, parts of Cyprus and Greece) can push past 35°C — fine for the beach but too hot for sightseeing or hiking. Atlantic islands and northern Mediterranean coasts (Côte d'Azur, Costa Brava) usually offer a more comfortable balance. The current top five for Juillet are Mallorca, Crete, Algarve, Tenerife, Costa Brava.
The tables below are split into three bands. All-round (the default) rewards destinations that are simply comfortable in Juillet — mild temperatures, decent sun, low rain. Beach holiday tightens the criteria for swimming and sunbathing (22–33°C, 7+ hours of sun, fewer than two rainy days per week). City break loosens the temperature range to 15–26°C for sightseeing. Each row links to the destination's full guide and the live weather tool so you can check the specific dates you have in mind.
In Juillet the warmest, sunniest spots in our dataset are Mallorca (27.1°C, 13.5h sun/day); Crete (25°C, 13.4h sun/day); Algarve (25.2°C, 13.5h sun/day). The full ranking averages temperature, sunshine, rainfall and wind over twenty years of historical climate data.
Juillet sits between the main travel seasons; the ranking below is the cleanest way to find a destination that genuinely works this month rather than relying on guesswork. The ranking above shows the top destinations for Juillet across three traveller profiles: all-round, beach and city-break.
Juillet is one of the strongest shoulder-season months — fewer crowds, lower prices and weather that still works for most beach and city destinations in the ranking.
Juillet is a strong shoulder-season month for several Mediterranean and Atlantic-island destinations. Look outside the top three for places that score well but get less mainstream coverage — Madeira, Cape Verde, Sicily, the Algarve and Croatia are often overlooked.
Our sightseeing band ranks destinations by mild temperatures (15–26°C) and low rainfall in Juillet, so you can pick a trip with comfortable walking weather. Mallorca, Crete, Algarve score well this month.
Each row in the ranking shows the average rainfall (days per week) and sunshine hours for Juillet, based on twenty years of historical data. Sea temperatures lag air temperatures by about a month — so for swimming, look for destinations that were already warm in the previous month too.