Rovinj

What’s the weather like in Rovinj in January?

The Rovinj weather in January is mild and sometimes cold, which is what you’d expect from a Croatian coastal resort in winter. The sun still shines for several hours though and temperatures are around 8°C, with less rainfall than in the autumn.

Geographical influences

Found in Croatia’s popular Istrian peninsular, in the north of the country, Rovinj has a slightly cooler and wetter climate compared to resorts in the south. North east winds, known as the bura, can sometimes reach this pretty harbour town in winter.

Averages

You’ll probably need a showerproof jacket if you visit Rovinj in January, but generally the resort’s mild and not too wet. The average daytime high temperature this month’s 8°C, which is quite warm for winter in mainland Europe, and sunshine can last for up to five hours a day. The wind speed’s moderate at just 8mph. The rainfall average for this month in Rovinj is 49mm with about 12 rainy days on average. Taking a dip in the Adriatic Sea isn’t an option as the temperature drops to a chilly 11°C. The weather in Rovinj in January means you need a warm layer when you’re exploring the town.