The month of August is considered to be the hottest time of the year in Ovacik so make sure you are fully prepared to feel hot and sticky as you start touring around this small and quaint village.
It is highly advisable that you pack some light, cotton clothes so your skin can easily breathe. Never forget to bring sunscreen lotion to protect you from the UV rays of the sun.
The average high peak temperature during August is at 33°C or 91°F while the lowest point is around 20°C or 68°F. These are very hot conditions that can easily cause fatigue, nausea, lethargy, and migraines. Make sure that you have all the necessary precautions with you such as your own medicine etc.
The humidity rate is around 59% so expect to feel tired, especially when you have been exposed to the sun for too long.
Precipitation rate is at 3mm, leaving you with very little rainfall at all during this month.
If you find the weather too hot, go for the beaches since Ovacik is known for its' majestic and serene beach resorts, particularly the world renowned Blue Lagoon of Olu Deniz.
There are so many things you can do there such as snorkelling and diving, parasailing, horseback riding along the Ovacik shores, sun bathing, and swimming.
Hiking and cycling is available too through the foot of the Babadag Mountain. Its rich forest and untouched ambience can give you an enchanting and extremely relaxing experience that can be very difficult to find in the metro. End your day by going clubbing or eating a hearty meal at a five star hotel in Hisaronu.
