Temperature of the water of the Caribbean Sea Temperature of the sea today and by month of the Caribbean Sea
Do you want to go swimming somewhere on the shore of the Caribbean Sea? When should you go to be sure you'll have perfect water and be able to swim in pleasant conditions? Now or later? Below is the answer with today's water temperature of the Caribbean Sea and the water temperature by month and by country.
Several countries border the shores of the Caribbean Sea. We measure sea temperature daily in 28 countries or regions, including: Antigua and Barbuda, Netherlands Antilles, Aruba, Barbados, Belize, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominica and Guadeloupe .
The water temperature right now is at least 72°F and at most 86°F.
The seasonal average water temperature is between 79°F and 87°F (see water temperatures of the Caribbean Sea in december).
The map of water temperatures of the Caribbean Sea in real time
The map below shows today's water temperature of the Caribbean Sea for several coastal cities. You can zoom and move around on the map. By clicking on the markers, you can see details by city.
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freezing swimmingWhere can I swim in the Caribbean Sea today?
Find below today's temperature in the various countries on the shores of the Caribbean Sea. Temperatures are measured on the coast, so these are swimming temperatures.
79°F
ideal swimming79°F to 81°F
ideal swimming79°F
ideal swimming79°F to 83°F
ideal swimming77°F to 81°F
ideal swimming77°F to 86°F
ideal swimming79°F to 83°F
ideal swimming72°F to 83°F
ideal swimming85°F
ideal swimming83°F to 85°F
ideal swimming79°F
ideal swimming85°F
ideal swimming77°F to 83°F
ideal swimming81°F to 85°F
ideal swimming79°F
ideal swimming79°F to 83°F
ideal swimming81°F to 85°F
ideal swimming77°F to 81°F
ideal swimming79°F to 83°F
ideal swimming79°F to 81°F
ideal swimming79°F to 85°F
ideal swimmingWater temperature of the Caribbean Sea: by month
See monthly seasonal averages of the water temperature of the Caribbean Sea by clicking on the links below: