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Sullana has a hot semi-arid climate with very warm to hot summers, mild winters, and generally low annual rainfall. Weather data describe summers as hot, muggy, and often overcast, while winters are typically dry and mostly clear. The city’s conditions are consistent with northern Peru’s warm tropical coastal environment and fall within Peru’s broad climate ranges for temperature, humidity, and rainfall.
Summer Average
30°C
Winter Average
22°C
Climate Type
Hot semi-arid
Rainy Days
20
Sunny Days
280
Humidity
65%
Spring
September - November
24-31°C
Spring is warm to hot and usually quite dry, with increasing sunshine and rising daytime temperatures. Humidity can remain noticeable, but rainfall is uncommon.
Low rainfall
Summer
December - February
26-34°C
Summer is the hottest period and can feel muggy, with more overcast skies than in many other dry-climate cities. Rain is still limited overall, though this is the most likely season for brief showers.
Low rainfall
Autumn
March - May
23-30°C
Autumn stays warm, with gradually easing heat and a mix of sun and cloud. Conditions remain mostly dry, and humidity is moderate to high.
Very Low rainfall
Winter
June - August
18-26°C
Winter is mild and comfortable, with lower temperatures than the rest of the year and generally drier, clearer weather. Nights are cooler, but freezing conditions are not expected.
Very Low rainfall
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Air Quality
Sullana
Sullana offers a genuine small-city alternative for expats seeking lower costs and a slower pace than Peru's major hubs. Located in the northern desert region, it's affordable, has solid healthcare and transport infrastructure (both rated 7/10), and maintains a moderate safety profile—making it practical for those prioritizing stability over nightlife. The tight-knit community means you'll integrate faster, though the trade-off is limited expat infrastructure and fewer English speakers than Lima or Cusco.
Best suited for remote workers, retirees, or professionals who value affordability and authentic local life over cosmopolitan amenities. If you're seeking established expat networks or frequent international flights, look elsewhere—but if you want to live well on a modest budget in a real Peruvian city, Sullana deserves serious consideration.
Advantages
Sullana
Abundant parks and green spaces
Strong educational infrastructure
Affordable cost of living
Rich cultural heritage sites
Close-knit community atmosphere
Disadvantages
Sullana
Limited higher education options
Few professional job opportunities
Minimal coworking infrastructure
Basic entertainment venues
Limited expat community support
Safety & Security in Sullana
Overall Safety Score
Includes resilience and environmental factors
Moderate
55
/100
Peru Avg
54
South America Avg
54
Worldwide Avg
56
Crime & Safety Metrics
Thermometer compares Sullana to Peru averages using different marker styles.Compare:
Sullana
Peru Average
No city-specific data available — showing Peru country averages instead.
Safety Index
0510
Low
Safety from Crime
0510
Concerning
Safe Alone (Day)
0510
Low
Safe Alone (Night)
0510
Critical
Safety from Violent Crime
0510
Dangerous
Safety from Property Crime
0510
Dangerous
Environmental & Natural Hazard Risks
Resilience Score: 90/100
No data for Sullana — showing hazard indicators from nearby Chulucanas (~62 km).
