Mar · Apr · May
Spring (changeable): pleasant days, but wind/rain can flip comfort
Avg low 6–14°C / high 12–23°C · Often 6–10 rain days/month (variable)
- • Warmth builds, but wind and showers can feel chilly.
- • April–May often improve for city walks, with layering still important.
- • For ferry-heavy plans, windproof or water-resistant layers help.
Suggested outfits
- · Light layers (knit + jacket)
- · Optional wind/rain shell
- · Comfortable walking shoes
A note for travelers
In spring, comfort is often decided by wind and rain more than the thermometer.
Jun · Jul · Aug
Summer (warm/hot): hot midday, warm evenings
Avg low 18–22°C / high 27–31°C · Less frequent, with occasional showers
- • Midday sightseeing can feel hot—mix shade and indoor stops.
- • Sea breezes can help on the waterfront.
- • Hydration and breathable fabrics matter on long walking days.
Suggested outfits
- · Breathable clothing
- · Optional sunscreen/sunglasses
- · Optional thin evening layer
A note for travelers
In summer, shifting big walks to late afternoon/evening often improves comfort.
Sep · Oct · Nov
Autumn (comfortable, then wetter): September lingers warm, November cools fast
Avg low 10–18°C / high 16–28°C · Rain increases as the season progresses
- • Sep–Oct often feel great for walking and ferry views.
- • By November, wind and rain can drop perceived comfort quickly.
- • A compact umbrella and water-resistant layer reduce itinerary stress.
Suggested outfits
- · Light jacket + layers
- · Optional umbrella/rain shell
- · Slip-resistant shoes
A note for travelers
Late autumn can feel much cooler once wind + rain show up.
Dec · Jan · Feb
Winter (cold + wind): rain is common, and snow can happen
Avg low 3–7°C / high 8–12°C · Frequent wet days
- • Wind can make it feel much colder than the numbers.
- • Rain adds damp chill—layering and waterproofing help.
- • Occasional snow/ice makes traction and warm socks valuable.
Suggested outfits
- · Coat + layers
- · Waterproof shoes/umbrella
- · Optional scarf/ear warmth
A note for travelers
In winter, blocking wind is often the biggest comfort win.
