Sea conditions in Gazipasha

Current water temperature is shown in the "Water temperature" block on this page — it refreshes every 30 minutes from Open-Meteo Marine.

This is the forecast significant wave height in a sea grid cell near Selinus, not a measurement of breaking surf at the beach. Waves and currents at the shore may differ.

Check the Swimming rating and warnings at the beach. Currents and surf can be dangerous even with a favorable forecast; follow flags and lifeguard instructions.

The swimming season typically opens in May and lasts through late October. The most comfortable stretch is June to September.

In June the water reaches 24–26 °C, in July–August 27–28 °C, and in September it still holds around 25–27 °C.

Winter sea temperature is usually cool; monthly averages are around 17–20 °C from December through March and can vary by day. Check the current reading and local sea conditions before swimming.

This is an indicative 0–100 score based on waves, wind and gusts, weather, water temperature and UV. It does not measure swimming safety or account for local currents and beach flags.

The value is forecast significant wave height at sea near Selinus, not the height of every breaking wave at the beach. The three-day cards show each day’s maximum.

The For kids rating is never better than the Swimming rating. Entering the water is not recommended for children when forecast waves reach 0.6 m. Continuous adult supervision and local beach flags remain essential.

The main beaches are Selinus Beach near the city centre, Koru Beach with its natural pools and Tyana Beach (Kızılın Plajı) northwest of the centre. They are listed above on this page.

Big waves usually come with southern and southwesterly winds — more often in autumn and winter. Summer storms are rare.

Wave height and sea temperature come from Open-Meteo Marine; wind, weather and UV come from Open-Meteo Weather. This is a model forecast for the Selinus area, not a measurement at every beach.