Swimming in the Philipines in january 2025 Sea temperature by city in january

In january in the Philipines swimming conditions vary by city. Details below:

In january in Cebu City, Manila, Panglao, Puerto Princesa, Bohol Island, Boracay, Cebu, Donsol, El Nido, Moalboal, Oslob, Palawan island, Abucayan, Bacolod, Bantayan, Cagayán de Oro, Calbayog City, Coron, Davao, Dumaguete, Escalante, General Santos, Camotes Islands (Poro, Pacijan...), Iloilo City, Pinamalayan, Puerto Galera (Mindoro), Roxas City, San Jose (Mindoro), Siquijor, Tacloban City, Anda Peninsula, Apo island, Balabac, Balicasag Island, Bataraza, Bogo, Bongabong, Bulusan, Busuanga, Cabgan, Camiguin, Carabao, Dumaran Island, Mindanao island (Dabaw), Lapinig Island, Legaspi, Linapacan, Mati, Port Barton, Quezon City, Sabang, Siargao, Taytay, Zamboanga, Alaminos, Aringay, Awang, Balanga, Batangas, Bayawan, Binuangan, Butuan, Cabadbaran, Cabadiangan, Cabangahan, Candon, Carles, Catbalogan, Cavite City, Digos, Dinagat, Iligan City, Infanta (Quezon), Jolo island, Kalanggaman Island, Lamitan (Basilan), Laoag, Manticao, Mariveles, Masbate, Masinloc (Zambales), Matag-ob , Mogpog, Morong, Naga, Nasugbu, Numancia, Oroquieta, Ozamiz City, Panabo, Pansol Beach (Lopez), Polillo island, Sablayan, San Fernando (Ilocos), Subic, Taft, Tagbilaran City, Tandag and Tanjay, swimming conditions are perfect! With water reaching a maximum of 83°F and an average of 81°F, going in the water (and staying there!) feels great.

As for Batanes, swimming is pleasant in january. The sea water is 78°F on average (min: 76°F/max: 80°F) so you can easily spend time in the water.