Sunshine Map

The best time to visit Poland

The best time to visit Poland for warm, sunny weather is June to September, when its destinations average a Sunshine Score of 74/100 with daytime highs around 23°C / 73°F. May is a quieter shoulder-season alternative with still-reliable sun. The sea is swimmable (21°C+) about 1 month a year, warmest in August at 21°C.

Poland by month, averaged across 11 destinations from long-term climate normals — the best stretch is highlighted.

MonthSunshine ScoreAvg day highRainSeaFor a trip
January00° / 32°F48 mmPoor
February02° / 36°F39 mmPoor
March07° / 45°F43 mmPoor
April3914° / 57°F41 mmMixed
May6619° / 66°F74 mm12°Very good
June7423° / 73°F73 mm18°Excellent
July7225° / 77°F86 mm20°Excellent
August7625° / 77°F66 mm21°Excellent
September7520° / 68°F59 mm19°Excellent
October3313° / 55°F53 mm14°Mixed
November07° / 45°F47 mmPoor
December02° / 36°F46 mmPoor

When to go — and when to think twice

Best overall: June to September — Poland's warmest, most reliable stretch (Sunshine Score 74/100, ~23°C / 73°F days). Shoulder season: May — quieter, still sunny. Hottest: July, ~25°C / 77°F. Wettest: July (86 mm) — pack for showers.

Where to base yourself for sunshine: Rzeszów (1,697 h/yr), Lublin (1,678 h/yr), Wrocław (1,664 h/yr). See every Poland destination with a full climate card, or where it's sunny worldwide, month by month.