What July feels like in Tulum
July sits between Tulum's dry and wet seasons. The midday hours are hot; shade and water matter on long walks. Even after dark it stays hot and sultry. Thick, humid air means clothes cling and the heat feels stronger than the number.
Rain in Tulum in July
July is persistently wet here: some rain falls on about every other day. A rainy day brings about 5.8 mm (0.2 in) on average — steady rain rather than a passing shower. That is close to Tulum's typical rain per wet day for the whole year (about 7 mm).
How July compares to the rest of the year
Ranked by average high, July comes out as the 2nd warmest month in Tulum. Afternoons run 0.7°C (1.3°F) warmer than in June, with 111 mm less rain. Temperatures barely move from one month to the next here. The next month's average high: 30.7°C (87.3°F).
Who July suits
- Sightseeing: less ideal — rain falls on more than half the days.
- Parks & outdoor: less ideal — afternoons are too warm to linger outside.
- Museums & indoor: a good choice — with rain on most days, galleries and museums make easy plans.
Tips for visiting Tulum in July
Rain Protection
A compact umbrella and a light waterproof jacket.
Sun Protection
Protect yourself from strong sun: hat, SPF and plenty of water.
Quick questions
How warm is Tulum in July?
Expect around 30.4°C (86.7°F) in the afternoon and 26°C (78.8°F) at night, which most visitors would call hot.
Does it rain a lot in Tulum in July?
It does: about 17 rainy days bring roughly 99 mm, so plan some indoor options.
What should I wear in Tulum in July?
Based on the averages: rain protection and sun protection. There is little need to change for the evening.
Is July or August better for visiting Tulum?
July scores better on our climate ranking (#8 of 12 vs #9), rated Fair against Fair. August has more rainy days.
