Current Sea Water Temperature:
+82.2°F
| Maximum Sea Water Temperature in September: | 83.0°F |
| Minimum Sea Water Temperature in September: | 68.2°F |
| Average water temperature in September: | 74.1°F |
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Sea Water Temperature for the Last 10 Days:
| September 08 | 82.2°F | September 03 | 81.8°F |
| September 07 | 82.4°F | September 02 | 81.8°F |
| September 06 | 83.0°F | September 01 | 82.2°F |
| September 05 | 82.8°F | August 31 | 82.0°F |
| September 04 | 82.0°F | August 30 | 81.0°F |
When is the Warmest Sea for Galapagos Islands?
According to our data for the last three years for Galapagos Islands the highest average sea water temperature was in March, February and April.
Average Water Temperature by Month, °F
Sea Water Temperature in March
The average sea surface temperature in March 2026 for Galapagos Islands was 86.3°F. The maximum and minimum values were 84.4°F and 88.0°F respectively.
Sea Water Temperature in February
The average sea surface temperature in February 2026 for Galapagos Islands was 83.8°F. The maximum and minimum values were 80.4°F and 86.0°F respectively.
Sea Water Temperature in April
The average sea surface temperature in April 2026 for Galapagos Islands was 86.6°F. The maximum and minimum values were 82.4°F and 88.6°F respectively.
Ecuador Resorts:
NAME
F°
| Ballenita |  |
+80 |
| Floreana Island |  |
+78 |
| Galapagos Islands | |
+82 |
| Guayaquil | |
+92 |
| Isabela Island | |
+78 |
| Machala |  |
+88 |
| Manta | |
+86 |
| Playas | |
+80 |
| Puerto Ayora | |
+82 |
| Punta Blanca | |
+80 |
| Quito | |
+68 |
| Salinas | |
+80 |
| San Cristobal Island | |
+78 |
| Santa Cruz Island | |
+82 |
| Tonsupa |  |
+84 |
Countries:
NAME
POPULARITY
24 Hours Weather Forecast
Galapagos Islands
Local time: 14:56
08 sep, tuesday
| 1500 |  |
82°F | N 15 mph |
| 1800 | |
80°F | N 14 mph |
| 2100 | |
80°F | N 11 mph |
09 sep, wednesday
| 0000 | |
78°F | N 11 mph |
| 0300 |  |
78°F | N 10 mph |
| 0600 |  |
78°F | N 10 mph |
| 0900 | |
84°F | N 13 mph |
| 1200 |  |
86°F | NW 17 mph |