Tsilivi Holiday Weather Overview
Tsilivi, also known as Planos, is a village on the beautiful Ionian island of Zakynthos, Greece. With its beautiful beach and year round sunshine, it's a popular destination for many. The village makes a good base for exploring the island with its unspoilt villages, vineyards and gorgeous views.
Endangered loggerhead sea turtles breed nearby, and the island has plenty of wild spots for nature lovers. By contrast, it also has plenty of choice of lively nightlife and places with more of a resort feel - a holiday to Tsilivi can bring the best of all worlds.
Tsilivi's Climate
Tsilivi has a warm, temperate climate, with hot, dry summers and mild but cooler winters. There are no extreme weather events which would disrupt your holiday.
Tsilivi in the Summer
June, July and August are the peak tourist months in Tsilivi, and this tiny village can become very crowded at this time.
The summer weather in Tsilivi is hot and almost completely dry. You can expect average daily highs of between 28 and 32°C, with the temperature sometimes pushing much higher than this. Summer nights are a balmy 20°C. The melternia winds, which blow from the north, are at their peak in August, which takes the edge of the temperatures slightly, especially in the afternoons.
If you're visiting Tsilivi in the summer, take your sunglasses, a hat, sunscreen and plenty of lightweight summer clothing and beach wear.
Tsilivi in the Autumn
September is really a fourth summer month in Tsilivi, with daily highs still reaching 26-28°C and very little rainfall occurring. This can be a fantastic month to visit the village as most of the crowds will have gone, but the weather is still gorgeous.
October is still mild too, with daily highs of around 23°C, but there is a dramatic increase in rainfall from October onwards - expect some heavy showers and a few cloudy days. By November, Tsilivi has cooled considerably, and temperatures will be more in the 17°C area, with chilly overnight lows of 11°C. Layered clothing is the best idea if you're visiting Tsilivi in late autumn.
Tsilivi in the Winter
This is the low season on the island, so be aware that some tourist facilities may be shut or operating on limited hours. Tsilivi's winters are cool but mild - expect daily highs of around 12°C throughout the winter months, with overnight lows of around 7 - but there is quite a lot of rain. Take a lightweight waterproof jacket, but you'll also experience plenty of crisp sunshine between the showers.
Tsilivi in the Spring
Spring is a lovely time to visit Tsilivi, as the spring flowers bloom across the island. Average daily highs in March reach 16°C with overnight lows of 9°C - by late May, temperatures are rising and you can expect highs in the mid 20s and mild spring nights. Layered clothing is best, so that you are equipped for a range of temperatures.
Best months to visit Tsilivi?
June and July are the best month to go for holiday or travel to Tsilivi. The weather averages gathered from Tsilivi weather forecast and Tsilivi weather history also forecast these months temperature to be around 25°c and average of 324.4 hours of sunshine in a month.
Coldest months of Tsilivi?
January and February are the coldest months with temperature at around 12°c.
Which months receive most rainfall in Tsilivi?
November and January receive most rainfall with precipitation count of 126.78mm.
Travelling to Tsilivi? Check out our Weather averages of Tsilivi to better plan your holiday or travel.
If you would just like to know what the weather was for a past dates for research or education or you are just curious then visit our historical weather of Tsilivi section.