Month-specific sea-surface temperature · Philippines

Balicasag Island Sea Temperature in July

29.8°C

85.6°F

In July, sea-surface temperature near Balicasag Island has a historical monthly average of 29.8°C. This is not the reading for any particular holiday date.

Across 2023–2025, the lowest and highest yearly July monthly means were 29.7–30.0°C. These are not daily extremes.

Previous month

June · 30.1°C

Change into July: -0.3°C

Next month

August · 29.9°C

Change into next month: +0.1°C

Can you swim or snorkel in Balicasag Island in July?

At 29.8°C our temperature-only guide describes the water as very warm water. Comfort depends on your cold tolerance, immersion time and wind. A historical average cannot determine whether conditions are safe on any given day.

Do you need a wetsuit?

Swimwear is usually enough; a rash guard adds sun protection.

Which beach should you choose?

Look for a beach sheltered from the actual forecast waves and wind on your visit. Exposure, currents and entry conditions vary even where water temperatures are similar. Follow local warnings.

Check the current waves, wind and snorkeling forecast →

A live forecast does not predict a future July. Check again close to your trip.

Nearby places in July

Comparable historical averages from independent marine grid cells. Warmer water does not imply safe snorkeling.

Panglao 29.8°C
Siquijor 29.8°C
Apo Island 29.8°C

Balicasag Island Sea Temperature: All 12 Months

Choose a month for available historical evidence, month comparisons and swim guidance. Missing history is clearly marked and never presented as a long-term normal.

January 28.4°C February 27.7°C March 28.2°C April 29.1°C May 30.0°C June 30.1°C July 29.8°C August 29.9°C September 29.9°C October 30.1°C November 29.9°C December 29.2°C

Data source and limitations

Source: Open-Meteo Marine API, MeteoFrance sea-surface temperature; 2023–2025. Marine model grid near 9.52, 123.68. Based on 3 yearly monthly means and 2232 recorded samples. Source methodology.

Modelled sea-surface temperatures do not establish underwater visibility, wildlife, calm currents or safe entry.