Beach

Bahía de Cata

Aragua, Venezuela · sea 28.7 °C at its warmest, in September

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Sea temperature month by month

26Jan

25.7Feb

25.8Mar

26.2Apr

26.9May

27.2Jun

27.2Jul

28.1Aug

28.7Sep

28.7Oct

28.2Nov

27.1Dec

Monthly means in °C, NOAA OISST v2.1 climatology 1991–2020, sampled 19 km offshore, at the nearest open water cell of a 0.25° grid.

About

Bahía de Cata (Bay of Cata) is a beach of Aragua state (Venezuela), of large size, fine sand, clear waters and adorned by the shadow of upright coconut trees.

Questions

How warm is the sea at Bahía de Cata?

The sea off Bahía de Cata averages 28.7 °C at its warmest, in September, and 25.7 °C at its coolest. These are monthly means from NOAA's OISST v2.1 satellite and buoy record for 1991 to 2020, sampled at the beach's own coordinates.

When can you swim at Bahía de Cata?

The sea reaches 20 °C or more from All year. Twenty degrees is where most swimmers stop calling water cold; below it, a wetsuit helps.

Where is Bahía de Cata?

Bahía de Cata is on the coast of Aragua, Venezuela, at 10.4925, -67.7392. The map on this site flies straight to it.