Is the sea comfortable for swimming in July and in late September or early October?
From messages by 6 participants in 3 sources · Last activity: 6 days ago
From messages by 6 participants in 3 sources · Last activity: 6 days ago
TL;DR
In July, travelers described the sea as cool, but swimming felt easier after getting used to it, and children were swimming actively. In late September, comfort depended on the weather and wind; reports from early October were positive about the water, although getting in was not always comfortable at first.
On October 6, the water was described as enjoyable: getting in felt uncomfortable at first, but after adjusting, the traveler wanted to stay in. The same report described usually calm mornings and a light afternoon breeze that did not feel cold.
An October 4 report described a hot morning and pleasant sea conditions. The previous day had been cloudy, but even the evening was warm enough without an extra layer of clothing.
On September 29, travelers reported warm weather suitable for sunbathing and swimming.
On September 28, following rain the day before, strong wind made getting out of the water uncomfortable. The traveler said conditions had become noticeably cooler than at the start of the same stay.
A July 23 report said the water could feel very cold on the first day, but became easier to enjoy after adjusting. Children were swimming actively both in the morning and in the afternoon.
On July 19, a traveler described the water as cool. The previous afternoon had felt particularly cold when the wind picked up; swimming was easier the next morning, but the water still did not feel warm.