Weather records fall across Europe as historic warm spell hits
Spain already suffered through a heatwave last month – Copyright AFP Jeremy AUDOUARD
At least seven countries saw thousands of temperature records broken as a strong heat dome descended on Europe on New Year’s Day.
Between Saturday and Monday – as the old year was being ushered out to make way for a new year, temperatures soared from 18 to 36 degrees Fahrenheit (10 to 20 Celsius) from France to western Russia, according to the Washington Post.
The extreme warm spell followed a record-warm year in many parts of Europe and provided yet another example of how human-caused climate change is increasing the frequency and intensity of such extraordinary weather events.
PBS.org is reporting that skiing meccas – like Innsbruck in Austria, Villars-Sur-Ollon, and Crans-Montana in Switzerland, and Germany’s Lenggries – are not looking like winter wonderlands. Instead, large patches of grass, rock, and dirt are visible, reviving concerns about temperature upheaval linked to climate change.
The numbers are astounding. Warsaw, Poland, recorded a high temperature Sunday of 18.9°C, which shattered January’s old all-time monthly temperature record there by a 5.1-degree margin. Warsaw’s seasonal high for the first day of the year hovers just above the freezing mark. Source – The Weather Network
The start to 2023 picked up where many countries had already left off: Last year was the hottest on record in both Switzerland and France. Germany had nearly 950 records broken from December 30 to January 2. Only Norway, Britain, Ireland, Italy, and the southeast Mediterranean posted no records this weekend.
Alex Burkill, a senior meteorologist at the Met Office, agreed it was an extreme weather event. “It’s been extreme heat across a huge area, which is almost, to be honest, unheard of,” he said, reports The Guardian.
Burkill said a warm air mass that developed off the west coast of Africa had traveled north-east across Europe from Portugal and Spain, pulled in by high pressure over the Mediterranean.
Meteorologist Scott Duncan said the temperatures across Europe were staggering. “We had a very warm new year last year but this blows that out of the water,” he said. “We observed longstanding records broken by large margins across several countries.”
In this article:Europe heatwave, from 18 to 36 degrees F warmer, heat dome, New Year’s Day 2023, swiss alps, Thousands of records broken
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One week until the long MotoGP debut weekend at the Circuito de Jerez! You have probably already read on MOTOR RACE. RU about how different philosophies of motor building compete with each other, and what role tires play today. If there was a King class race in Qatar, it would have been won by Yamaha. But the forced 4-month pause due to quarantine gave the rivals time for a thorough analysis of the situation. So, if the race took place right tomorrow?
nineJuly 6, 2020 Yamaha and Suzuki new perspectives.
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But after the IRTA tests in Losail, the main players didn’t change: Honda homologated its prototypes right in Qatar, putting an end to the development program; Yamaha, Suzuki and Ducati had to submit all documentation by May 1; finally, KTM and Aprilia received a delay to complete the work until June 29th. What could help factory teams racing V4 powered prototypes to regain their edge? nine0005
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“I’m sure Honda and Ducati have since found a solution and will be able to properly adapt to the new tires,” says Taramasso. – We will have an enchanting start to the championship, because for Michelin the main task is to satisfy the needs of all plants, and not just one or two. And we have been in contact with them [Honda and Ducati] all this time, helping them with analytics. Today, all attention is focused on specific tracks and races scheduled for specific dates. The weather, the temperature – that’s what will decide what settings and what tires the pilots and their teams choose.” nine0005
A feature of the Spanish Grand Prix and the next double on the same track – the Andalusian Grand Prix will be extremely high temperatures: in July the south of Andalusia is a real hell, and in sunny weather the asphalt can warm up to + 52-54 degrees .
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In years past, this meant better braking stability and better power transfer. Circuito de Jerez is considered a stop-n-go track, like Le Mans, where you often have to brake very hard and then open the gas just as hard. Cornering in Jerez is mostly slow for 1000cc prototypes, and braking is key. But then you have to compensate for the drop in speed – with the dynamics of acceleration: whoever has better power transfer to asphalt is in the black. nine0005
MotoGP SpanishGP – Spanish Grand Prix 2019 go to photo gallery smooth asphalt, which has already matured – and the holding has become larger. This means that Yamaha pilots will no longer waste time accelerating. The pace that Fabio Quartararo and Franco Morbidelli showed on last year’s tires on the customer Yamaha YZR-M1s shows that they were already well at home on the new surface. Rossi and Viñales took a little longer, but they ended up finishing the race faster than they had the year before. nine0005
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Suzuki has the most nimble and precise chassis that provides perfect, even slightly oversteer. When it’s hot, fighting a motorcycle is more exhausting than usual. At an air temperature of + 32-34 (as in Sepang and Thailand), the body loses a lot of fluid, the blood thickens, oxygen metabolism deteriorates – concentration and reaction decrease. Lighter motorcycles will give riders more freedom. nine0234 Young, strong riders – Alex Rins and Joan Mir will be able to fully reveal the potential of their motorcycles this weekend.
On the other hand, if Honda and Ducati got the Michelin signals right, their pilots might not have to push themselves harder than usual. Of course, if Marquez and Dovizioso can change their style in a couple of days of preparation for the Grand Prix.
In any case, everyone will have a second attempt – the Andalusian Grand Prix, in order to draw the right conclusions from the results of the race, which will take place on 19July.
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INEOS Britannia heads offshore, while Patriot has a foggy encounter
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INEOS Britannia – LEQ12 – Mallorca – January 31, 2023 – Day 18
Top sailing journalist, Justin Chisholm was on the water and made various observations:
With a complex weather scenario in play on Palma Bay today – which involved northerly gradient breezes being negated by a nascent sea breeze created by warm sunshine and clear blue skies heating up the Mallorca landmass – INEOS Britannia’s meteorological advisors called for an offshore day out side the confines of the bay.
A scheduled 1200 dockout was delayed until 1315 due to technical issues we believe to have been related to the pair of GPS aerials on the British LEQ12’s stern quarters. Once out of the harbour and mainsail hoisted the T6 test boat was towed south for 30 minutes at 20 knots out into the open waters of the Mediterranean.
Conditions outside the bay comprised 9 knots of wind from 240 to 260 with a bumpy unpleasant seastate made up of a characteristic Mallorca short steep chop overlaid with a half metre swell. Not ideal conditions for foiling perhaps but the British crew – helmsmen Ben Ainslie and Giles Scott, with flight controllers/trimmers Leigh McMillan and Luke Parkinson (who swapped out for Iain Jensen during the session) – made the best of them to rack up plenty of flying time during a 50 nautical mile day.
Take offs were mostly self-generated but there were a few tow ups during lighter patches of breeze. The crew started the day with a series of take offs, shore one minute or less flights, followed quickly by another takeoff. The team’s coach Rob Wilson said this ‘circuits and bumps’ session was a planned take-off practice session.
Later in the day there were several extended foiling runs with multiple foiling tacks and gybes – some clean and others involving touch downs.
The only issue the team encountered was a break required to fix an issue with the J1 (used all day) halliard lock which had rleased itself while the boat was in flight. With the sun only just above the horizon at 1715 the breeze finally began to fade, putting paid to chances of anymore foiling.
Sails were dropped shortly afterwards before a long (10 nm) tow back to port.
After the session team coach, Rob Wilson gave his prespective on the day.
“We’re still in this tricky weather pattern down here in Palma. So we’ve got Northeasterlies/Northwesterlies. It was actually warm today. Earlier on, we had 15-16 degrees that we were signed to get a little bit of a sea breeze up near Palma . So with the northwesterly fighting the southwesterly we thought we’d cut our losses, in the end . And so it was a half hour tow to outside the bay, and we got some really good sailing in.”
He described the sea state as “a half metre swell and then a bit of a tricky chop on top of that. So you know, it certainly made the takeoffs a lot harder. And then, the whole control side more difficult in a straight line. It was really nice, it felt like a sort of scaled down Barcelona day. So it was good to be out there.”
Justin Chisholm asked Wilson to explain one of the Brits training routines where “we saw the boat doing a few short flights and then dropping off the foils and then just 30 seconds later another flight and then down again. Was that a deliberate kind of let’s practice takeoffs at a certain angle?”
“Yes, that was part of the day,” Wilson responded. “It’s just to check in on the takeoffs so yeah, we you know, get the boat up to speed and then we’re just bringing it down again. It’s quite useful exercise.”
“What did you learn about the boat sailing in those conditions, it’s obvious to draw a parallel with what we’re hearing about Barcelona,” Chisholm asked.
“We will have to have a look at the data and sort of dig into that side of it,” Wilson replied. “There’s lots of little pieces you’re learning on all of these days, how the boat reacts in the flat water and in the sea state, and I wouldn’t say it’s one major thing, but sort of sum of lots of little things. “
Rob Wilson said they were pleased with the way T6, as the British test boat is known, was taking off – both unassisted in 8-9kts of wind and under tow in lighter winds.
“Especially in that [difficult] sea state, which effectively makes it harder to take off. It’s probably equivalent of a sort of eight knot, wind speed day. We were getting between by between five knots and probably 12 knots today in total.
American Magic – AC75 Version 2 – Pensacola – January 31, 2023 – Day 41
From the AC37 Joint Recon Team:
Patriot sailed inshore today, covered approximately 11 nm, comprised of 2 W/L legs.
Three headsails were loaded into the support RIB, one was used. Sailing began at 1342hrs Patriot completed two maneuvers and ended sailing at 1417hrs. Patriot had a total flying time of 12 Minutes. Top speeds could not accurately be measured due to the short duration of the sailing.
VIP’s were observed on board the chase boats today including: Tom Whidden, Gary Jobson, and members of the DeVos family.
A brief attempt was made to get some hours in but, the breeze never filled in consistently today. The fog was intermittent as well.
Today’s sailing efforts were likely for the benefit of the spectators.
This was the second day in which Patriot had encountered fog at Pensacola and had their training session impacted by it.
Patriot is not expected to roll out tomorrow Wednesday Feb 1, 2023.
After the session Mike Petersen of the AC37 Joint Recon team asked Michael Menninger, a Flight Controller and Sail Trimmer on board Patriot for his take on the day.
“It was good. We struggled to find some breeze. But we managed to get up and get a little bit of sailing. So it was a positive day and we tried to get as much out of it as we could. But we didn’t have great breeze.
“We’re trying to squeeze, as much knowledge we can with the remaining days we have on Patriot because it’s coming to a close soon.”
The session then turned into a school on flight control and sail trimming, including whether the two roles could be combined.
“With regard to light control, how much adjustment is needed to the foil flaps once you’re in flight?” Petersen asked.
“It depends on the seastate, it depends on the variability in the breeze, it depends on a lot of things. But as a flight controller, you’re trying to be as consistent and smooth as possible, just to avoid using as much of the flaps and the elevator as possible.”
“Can you tell us the difference between low flight and high flight? And when do you use the different modes?” Petersen asked
“It’s just how high you want to fly,” Menninger responded. “And I guess that could be another sea state, different moding option – the higher the sea state and the bigger the difference between the troughs and the crests, you may want to fly a little bit lower, just so you don’t get as much tip breaching.”
“Is flight control a full time job, or could it be combined with sail trim and/or cycling?” Petersen asked.
“That’s a good question”, Menninger replied. “That’s something that we’re, trying to ask ourselves and know a lot of other teams are asking as well. It’s going to be a long process to learn how we can be good at kind of melding those two skills together. This is an ongoing thing that we’re working on.”
“When we’re sailing offshore, and in a rougher sea state, do you tend to try to err on the side of a low flight mode for safety? Petersen asked.
“It really depends how the boats setting up and what type of foil you may have on,” Menninger explained. “When we get to the America’s Cup, it’s going to be interesting to see how all the different teams choose to mode their boats through the sea state.”
“People might choose different foils. They might choose to sail different cant angles, ride heights, etc. I think the sea state brings a certain dynamic piece to the sailing, and that I think teams will be able to make different choices and have different platforms.”
“And just with a few days remaining, sailing Patriot in this session, what will the team specifically be trying to get out of the boat?” Petersen asked.
“We’re just trying to end on a high note. Just trying to wrap up this sailing, and our highest priorities put behind us and moving on to the AC 40,” was Menninger’s reply.
Crew: Paul Goodison, Tom Slingsby, Dan Morris, Michael Menninger, Andrew Campbell, John Croom/ Madison Molitar/ Colten Hall/ Trevor Burd/ James Wright/ Tim Hornsby/ Taylor Brown
As winter begins to recede, Spain enters holiday mode. Each new month brings more fun and February is no exception. The most interesting festivals in Spain in February:
Moors against Christians
This amazing festival is one of the oldest and most spectacular in Spain. Dancing, amazing parades are waiting for you during the six days of the holiday. In February, this holiday can be seen in the city of Bocairent, Valencia province. Date: every year on the first Friday of February.
Carnivals in Tenerife and Cadiz
February in Spain is the beginning of the carnival season. Local carnivals easily compete with Brazilian ones. World famous carnivals take place in Tenerife and Cadiz. Colorful processions and extravagant costumes, incendiary music and enchanting atmosphere are waiting for you. Carnival begins with the election of a queen. During this competition, the spectators and the jury observe the stunning beauty of the costumes specially designed for the carnival. Charming girls sometimes wear costumes that can weigh up to a hundred kilograms. There are many dance and singing competitions. In Tenerife, the carnival ends with the burial of the sardine. Papier-mache fish is transported through the streets of Santa Cruz to the coast and burned there. All celebrations are completed by magnificent fireworks. Don’t miss the chance to take part in the most colorful and crazy outdoor party!
Tenerife 2019 dates: 24 February to 10 March. Dates for 2019 in Cadiz: 28 February to 10 March.
Tip: If you plan to visit the carnivals in Tenerife and Cadiz, then book your hotels in advance. There may be no seats left for the start of the event.
Madrid Gastronomy Festival
The Gastronomic Festival starts approximately from the third week of January to the first week of February. During this period, Madrid is a real feast of Spanish culinary culture. Restaurants and tapas bars located throughout Madrid offer a wide range of national and international cuisine. Cocktail bars, restaurants, museums and art galleries contribute to the city’s gastronomic celebration. Date: from January 23 to February 10, 2019.
Travel to Spain in February
If you are determined to visit Spain in February, be prepared to “cool off” in the literal sense of the word. This is one of the coldest months of the year throughout the country, when the weather is not particularly friendly.
Spain in February in the northern mountains is the height of the ski season, and along the Atlantic coast the weather is wet, cold and windy. In the inner central regions, including in Madrid, it is very dank and cold. Tourists looking for the warm rays of the sun can safely rely on the southern and eastern coasts of the Mediterranean Sea: there will be enough of them to bask in their overflowing warmth. However, it will still be cool for sunbathing.
Andalusia is probably the warmest part of Spain in February with moderate temperatures and plenty of sunshine. Here the weather is delightful for enjoying it in a summer cafe right under the open sky.
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Weather in Spain in February
With a wide variety of climatic regions, from mild Mediterranean to extreme continental, the weather in mainland Spain in February depends mainly on where you are going. But in general, it is frosty, and in most areas it is the driest month of the winter.
In southern Andalusia temperatures can rise to high Celsius. In February, there are 6 rainy days and a large amount of sunshine – on average, 6 clear hours of sunshine out of 10 daily hours.
Madrid freezes over in February, as it is the highest European capital, which is directly reflected in its weather conditions. Rains happen often: about one day out of three is overcast. The maximum temperature in Madrid is 12°C, often falling below freezing at night.
Barcelona is warmer, but slightly warmer, with highs and lows of 14°C and 5°C respectively. There is a chance of occasional showers, but most of the month the skies in Barcelona are blue and clear.
Spain’s wettest provinces, Galicia and Asturias, located in the northwest of the country, are characterized by only heavy rains this month.
What happens in Spain in February
Despite the fact that the weather in February in Spain is not the most pleasant, the fervor from the country’s legendary festivals remains as hot as ever. The best festival in February is the Carnival of Sitges in Catalonia – a wild but amazing gay event that draws revelers of all persuasions and morals into its celebration, from a magnificent banquet to colorful parades and entertainment events.
Carnival in Sitges is not for the faint hearted
Seville in February is simply addictive for tasting Tapas, a traditional light Spanish snack served with alcoholic drinks in local bars. And in Barcelona at this time, the music “flows like water” at the Festa de Santa Eulalia (in mid-February).
Festa de Santa Eulalia
What to bring?
For those who are looking for the warm sun on the Mediterranean coast of Spain in February, shorts and open legs can still get away with it. However, in the evening you can not do without jeans and a jacket. In other areas of the country, the coat is a priority of the first importance. And no matter where exactly you are traveling – an umbrella, water-repellent outerwear and waterproof shoes can suddenly come in handy despite the fact that it is a relatively dry month.
In Spain, the winter only in the northern and central regions resembles the Russian one. Frost and snow are possible here. In Madrid, for example, during the day the average temperature is around 12 degrees, and at night it drops to 4°C. True, snowfalls and frosts are possible here, but the total number of days on which precipitation falls does not exceed six.
And the warmest weather in Spain pleases the south-east of the country. For example, in Cartagena, the daytime temperature is kept at 17 degrees, and the nighttime temperature is around 5°C. In the same temperature limits, the temperature is kept in the south of Spain, for example, in Malaga and the Costa del Sol. During the day it is 18 ° C, and at night – 8 degrees. As in Madrid, the number of rainy days here is about six.
But the most cloudless and sunniest region in Spanish February is the Costa Blanca region and Valencia itself as such. Here, there are only four rainy days for 15 clear days. And the air temperature here is kept within the limits characteristic of the south of Spain (16/6 degrees).
If we talk about bathing, then in February it is still impossible to talk about the possibility of a full-fledged reception of water procedures. The average water temperature is only 13°C. The exception is Malaga, which is about 17 degrees. At the resorts of Costa Brava and Costa Dorada, which are favored by Russian tourists, the situation is the same. Here, not only the water is cold, but the air is relatively cool – only 14 degrees during the day and up to 15 ° C at night. But there is little precipitation in this area – 33 mm.
Nevertheless, the not too warm February weather in Spain makes it possible to get to know the country, its culture and traditions better, for example, to see flamenco. Moreover, in different cities of Spain, the manner of performance will be different. Now there are four main schools of flamenco in Spain – in Jerez, Madrid, Granada and Seville. Dancers and dancers perform in special venues called tablaos. If necessary, a ticket can be purchased in advance, although the influx of tourists in February is still small, so there will be no problems with tickets on the day of the performance.
But at the end of the month, the number of tourists increases significantly, because at this time Spain is immersed in the atmosphere of carnivals taking place in different cities. There is no specific start date for carnival processions, as it depends on when Easter was. Carnivals in Cadiz and Madrid are considered the most impressive. Cadiz is very close in spirit to the carnival in Rio de Janeiro. You can look at all the carnival processions absolutely free of charge, but if you want to watch them, sitting in chairs placed on both sides of the street along which the procession will move, you will have to pay.
In terms of weather, February in Spain contributes to visiting such a bright and unforgettable holiday that takes place as part of the Carnival week as the Carnival of the Bulls in Ciudad Rodrigo (Castile). During the action, you can see running with bulls, bullfights and masquerade processions.
With the onset of February frosts, it is very difficult to resist the temptation to leave for warm countries. There are a lot of options – the choice is limited only by the state of the wallet. But it should be borne in mind that in many places at the end of winter there is still a low season, i.e. a beach holiday is out of the question. In our case, on the island of Mallorca, February is a good month for sightseeing. The weather conditions at this time are quite comfortable, especially in comparison with our harsh winters.
Changes in the weather in February on the island of Mallorca
Analyzing the values of air and sea temperature in February on the island of Mallorca for several years, we have compiled the following summary table.
Mallorca peak and average temperatures in February
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0÷4
12
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14
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14
9
13
Sky over Mallorca
February can hardly be called the most cloudless month in Mallorca. Clear days are issued from the strength of 5-10. Most of the month it is partly cloudy or cloudy (about 10 days). February is a rainy month, precipitation can fall 1-3 times. It is worth warning that in cloudy weather the colors of Mallorca fade, and the island itself ceases to seem fabulous.
What to see in Mallorca in February?
During a week stay on the island, you can get acquainted with its main attractions. Actually, February limits tourists only in beach activities:
this time is convenient for excursions in Mallorca, because “winter” tourists are rarely found here.
Benidorm, Spain weather in July: average temperature & climate
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Pleasantly warm with a gentle breeze
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1%
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0.006 in
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10.2 mph
Wind speed
66%
Humidity
14.6 hrs
Daylight length
6:48 AM
Sunrise
9:22 PM
Sunset
87%
Cloud cover
Sleeveless shirt
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What is the average temperature in July
The average temperature in Benidorm in July for a typical day ranges from a high of 84°F (29°C) to a low of 72°F (22°C). Some would describe it as pleasantly warm with a gentle breeze.
For comparison, the hottest month in Benidorm, August, has days with highs of 84°F (29°C) and lows of 74°F (23°C). The coldest month, February has days with highs of 59°F (15°C) and lows of 48°F (9°C). This graph shows how an average day looks like in Benidorm in July based on historical data.
Highs and lows in Benidorm in Jul
How much does it rain in July
In Benidorm in July, there’s a 1% chance of rain on an average day. And on the average day it rains or snows, we get 0.18 in (4.5 mm) of precipitation. In more common terms of how much that is, some would describe it as very light rain.
The wettest month in Benidorm is November where a typical day has a 19% chance of precipitation and gets 0.00 inches (0.1 mm) of precipitation, while the dryest month in Benidorm is July where a typical day has a 1% chance of precipitation and gets 0.01 inches (0.2 mm) of precipitation. These graphs show the probability of it raining/snowing in July and the amount of rainfall.
Chance of rain or snow on an average Benidorm day by month
Average precipitation by hour of day
How cloudy is Benidorm in July
The average amount of time that the sky is clear or sunny (partly cloudy or less) in Benidorm during July is 20.8 hours (87% of the day). For comparison, the month with the most clear, sunny days in Benidorm is July with an average of 20.8 hours per day while April has the shortest amount of cloud-free hours with only 13.4 hours per day. This graph shows the average amount of sunshine in Benidorm in July based on historical data.
Monthly clear skies percent of time in Benidorm
When is sunrise and sunset in July
The average day in Benidorm during July has 14.6 hours of daylight, with sunrise at 6:48 AM and sunset at 9:22 PM.
The day with the longest amount of daylight in Benidorm is June 19th with 14.9 hours while December 20th has the shortest amount of daylight with only 9.5 hours.
This graph shows the average amount of daylight in Benidorm in July based on historical data.
Average hours of daylight in Benidorm by month
How humid is it in July
In July, Benidorm is moderately humid with an average amount of 66% (relative humidity), which could be described as humid but cool. April has the highest relative humidity at 68% and is the least humid in June at 64%. This graph shows the average amount of humidity in Benidorm throughout July based on historical data.
Average relative humidity in Benidorm by month
How windy is it in July
Historically, the wind in Benidorm during July blows at an average speed of 10.2 mph (16.4 kph). The windiest month is February with an average wind speed of 15.3 mph (24.6 kph), while the calmest month is August with an average wind speed of 9.9 mph (16.0 kph). This graph shows the average wind speed in Benidorm in July based on historical data.
Average monthly wind speed in Benidorm
What to wear in July
With an average high of 84°F (29°C) and a low of 72°F (22°C), it generally feels pleasantly warm with a gentle breeze. With that in mind, most people would dress in something very light like a sleeveless shirt.
What’s the weather like in Benidorm the rest of the year
We’ve collected the weather data for Benidorm during all other months of the year too:
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Where does this data come from
Weather data for Benidorm was collected from the MERRA-2 project from NASA, which used a climate model combined with historical data from weather stations around the world to estimate what the conditions were like for every point on the Earth.
For all data based on historical data, we’ve averaged the data from the past 11 years (2010-2020). For example, for the hourly temperature at 10am, we’ve looked at the temperature at 10am on every day in July (e.g., July 1, July 2, etc. in 2010, 2011, etc.) and took the arithmetic mean. We did not smooth the data, so for example, our daily temperature line will have some randomness due to the fact that weather is random in the first place.
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Weather in Benidorm during July
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7
UV Index
10mm
Monthly rainfall
26℃
Sea temperature
The temperature in Benidorm peaks in July and August, and so do the tourists. Thousands of Brits head to southern Spain to enjoy the hot sunny days, balmy nights, and warm Mediterranean sea. We’ve looked at the most up-to-date weather data for Benidorm, covering the last 12 years up to 2023, plus we’ve asked our team of travel bloggers for their first-hand experiences in order to answer the most frequently asked questions about Benidorm weather in July.
How warm is it in Benidorm during July?
The temperature is extremely stable in July with average highs of 27℃ and lows just 4℃ lower at 23℃. Of course, the high humidity will make it feel even hotter. The UV index will be high at this time of year, so protection against skin and eye damage is needed.
Try to limit exposure between 10am and 4pm. Apply broad spectrum SPF 30+ sunscreen every few hours, even if it’s cloudy, or more frequently after sweating or swimming, and wear UV-blocking sunglasses too, and bear in mind that bright surfaces, such as sand and water increase UV exposure.
Does it rain in Benidorm during July?
July is typically the driest month in Benidorm. On average, in July you’ll see rain on just one day in the month. In other words, you shouldn’t see any of the wet stuff. Due to the high temperature and humidity, you might expect lots of thunderstorms, however they’re actually fairly infrequent at this time of year. On average, July will see just 1 days that produce a storm.
Is it windy in Benidorm during July?
You’re unlikely to experience any strong winds. Expect a light breeze that picks up slightly at times in July. The high humidity and warm temperature will make the breeze feel warm, so any cooling effect will be limted.
How warm is the sea in Benidorm during July?
The water around Benidorm reaches a very pleasant 26℃ during July. This is very warm, and will feel bath-like. People who normally feel the cold will find this temperature perfectly acceptable. The hot air temperature and relatively high humidity will mean that you will feel comfortably warm when coming out of the water.
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Les Canaries en octobre : budget et saison touristique
Votre budget voyage dépend de votre période de départ.
Au delà des saisons touristiques (basse, moyenne ou haute saison) du pays considéré, les prix des billets d’avion et des séjours all-inclusive varient également en fonction de la demande dans le pays de départ.
Ainsi, au départ de la France, un séjour sera souvent plus onéreux pour un départ lors des vacances scolaires.
Pour le mois de octobre, vous devriez envisager en moyenne les prix suivants :
• Séjour tout compris : 599 € / semaine
• Vol Aller-Retour : 135 €
• Saison touristique :
basse
Climat et météo dans les villes des Canaries en octobre
El Hierro en octobre
Ensoleillement (h/j)
T moyenne min (°C)
T moyenne max (°C)
T record min (°C)
T record max (°C)
Précipitations (mm)
Jours de pluie
Note globale
7
23
26
19
32
30
4
4/5
En octobre, El Hierro bénéficie d’un bon ensoleillement d’environ 7 heures par jour avec un nombre de jours de pluie estimé pour ce mois à 4. Vous devriez être au sec !
Les températures moyennes sont comprises entre 23°C et 26°C mais sachez que selon les années elles peuvent descendre à 19°C et monter jusqu’à 32°C.
PROBABILITES
Pour un jour quelconque du mois de octobre, voici les probabiltés climatiques pour El Hierro
Précipitations : 14 %
Température
Température entre 0°C et 16°C : 0 %
Température entre 16°C et 32°C : 99 %
Température > 32°C : 1 %
Vent > 15 km/h : 44 %
Inconfort climatique : 99 %
Inconfort important : 17 %
L’ANNEE DERNIERE ?
Quel temps faisait-il à El Hierro le 15 octobre de l’année dernière ?
Conditions à la mi-journée : SCATTERED CLOUDS
Température moyenne : 25°C
Température minimale : 23°C
Température maximale : 27°C
Humidité minimale : 65 %
Humidité maximale : 83 %
Vent : 24 km/h
Précipitations : 0. 0 mm
En résumé et en tenant compte uniquement de ces éléments climatiques (les évènements culturels ou artistiques par exemple ne sont pas pris en compte), notre conseil est le suivant :
El Hierro est une destination conseillée en octobre
Fuerteventura en octobre
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22
26
16
33
25
2
5/5
En octobre, Fuerteventura bénéficie d’un bon ensoleillement d’environ 7 heures par jour avec un nombre de jours de pluie estimé pour ce mois à 2. Vous devriez être au sec !
Les températures moyennes sont comprises entre 22°C et 26°C mais sachez que selon les années elles peuvent descendre à 16°C et monter jusqu’à 33°C.
PROBABILITES
Pour un jour quelconque du mois de octobre, voici les probabiltés climatiques pour Fuerteventura
Précipitations : 6 %
Température
Température entre 0°C et 16°C : 0 %
Température entre 16°C et 32°C : 100 %
Température > 32°C : 0 %
Vent > 15 km/h : 41 %
Inconfort climatique : 99 %
Inconfort important : 17 %
L’ANNEE DERNIERE ?
Quel temps faisait-il à Fuerteventura le 15 octobre de l’année dernière ?
Conditions à la mi-journée : PARTIELLEMENT NUAGEUX
Température moyenne : 24°C
Température minimale : 21°C
Température maximale : 26°C
Humidité minimale : 61 %
Humidité maximale : 78 %
Vent : 26 km/h
Précipitations : 0.0 mm
En résumé et en tenant compte uniquement de ces éléments climatiques (les évènements culturels ou artistiques par exemple ne sont pas pris en compte), notre conseil est le suivant :
Fuerteventura est une destination tout à fait conseillée en octobre
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Gran Canaria en octobre
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En octobre, Gran Canaria bénéficie d’un bon ensoleillement d’environ 7 heures par jour avec un nombre de jours de pluie estimé pour ce mois à 3. Vous devriez être au sec !
Les températures moyennes sont comprises entre 22°C et 27°C mais sachez que selon les années elles peuvent descendre à 18°C et monter jusqu’à 35°C.
PROBABILITES
Pour un jour quelconque du mois de octobre, voici les probabiltés climatiques pour Gran Canaria
Précipitations : 17 %
Température
Température entre 0°C et 16°C : 0 %
Température entre 16°C et 32°C : 99 %
Température > 32°C : 1 %
Vent > 15 km/h : 47 %
Inconfort climatique : 99 %
Inconfort important : 15 %
L’ANNEE DERNIERE ?
Quel temps faisait-il à Gran Canaria le 15 octobre de l’année dernière ?
Conditions à la mi-journée : MOSTLY CLOUDY
Température moyenne : 24°C
Température minimale : 22°C
Température maximale : 26°C
Humidité minimale : 55 %
Humidité maximale : 78 %
Vent : 39 km/h
Précipitations : 0. 0 mm
En résumé et en tenant compte uniquement de ces éléments climatiques (les évènements culturels ou artistiques par exemple ne sont pas pris en compte), notre conseil est le suivant :
Gran Canaria est une destination tout à fait conseillée en octobre
La Gomera en octobre
Ensoleillement (h/j)
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En octobre, La Gomera bénéficie d’un bon ensoleillement d’environ 7 heures par jour avec un nombre de jours de pluie estimé pour ce mois à 4. Vous devriez être au sec !
Les températures moyennes sont comprises entre 22°C et 25°C mais sachez que selon les années elles peuvent descendre à 18°C et monter jusqu’à 32°C.
PROBABILITES
Pour un jour quelconque du mois de octobre, voici les probabiltés climatiques pour La Gomera
Précipitations : 13 %
Température
Température entre 0°C et 16°C : 0 %
Température entre 16°C et 32°C : 100 %
Température > 32°C : 0 %
Vent > 15 km/h : 8 %
Inconfort climatique : 95 %
Inconfort important : 4 %
L’ANNEE DERNIERE ?
Quel temps faisait-il à La Gomera le 15 octobre de l’année dernière ?
Conditions à la mi-journée : SCATTERED CLOUDS
Température moyenne : 23°C
Température minimale : 20°C
Température maximale : 26°C
Humidité minimale : 54 %
Humidité maximale : 73 %
Vent : 24 km/h
Précipitations : 0. 0 mm
En résumé et en tenant compte uniquement de ces éléments climatiques (les évènements culturels ou artistiques par exemple ne sont pas pris en compte), notre conseil est le suivant :
La Gomera est une destination conseillée en octobre
La Palma en octobre
Ensoleillement (h/j)
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T record max (°C)
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4/5
En octobre, La Palma bénéficie d’un bon ensoleillement d’environ 7 heures par jour avec un nombre de jours de pluie estimé pour ce mois à 4. Vous devriez être au sec !
Les températures moyennes sont comprises entre 22°C et 27°C mais sachez que selon les années elles peuvent descendre à 18°C et monter jusqu’à 34°C.
PROBABILITES
Pour un jour quelconque du mois de octobre, voici les probabiltés climatiques pour La Palma
Précipitations : 19 %
Température
Température entre 0°C et 16°C : 0 %
Température entre 16°C et 32°C : 99 %
Température > 32°C : 1 %
Vent > 15 km/h : 19 %
Inconfort climatique : 97 %
Inconfort important : 16 %
L’ANNEE DERNIERE ?
Quel temps faisait-il à La Palma le 15 octobre de l’année dernière ?
Conditions à la mi-journée : SCATTERED CLOUDS
Température moyenne : 23°C
Température minimale : 21°C
Température maximale : 25°C
Humidité minimale : 61 %
Humidité maximale : 94 %
Vent : 24 km/h
Précipitations : 0.0 mm
En résumé et en tenant compte uniquement de ces éléments climatiques (les évènements culturels ou artistiques par exemple ne sont pas pris en compte), notre conseil est le suivant :
La Palma est une destination conseillée en octobre
Lanzarote en octobre
Ensoleillement (h/j)
T moyenne min (°C)
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T record max (°C)
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21
27
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27
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5/5
En octobre, Lanzarote bénéficie d’un bon ensoleillement d’environ 7 heures par jour avec un nombre de jours de pluie estimé pour ce mois à 3. Vous devriez être au sec !
Les températures moyennes sont comprises entre 21°C et 27°C mais sachez que selon les années elles peuvent descendre à 15°C et monter jusqu’à 37°C.
PROBABILITES
Pour un jour quelconque du mois de octobre, voici les probabiltés climatiques pour Lanzarote
Précipitations : 15 %
Température
Température entre 0°C et 16°C : 0 %
Température entre 16°C et 32°C : 97 %
Température > 32°C : 3 %
Vent > 15 km/h : 33 %
Inconfort climatique : 99 %
Inconfort important : 24 %
L’ANNEE DERNIERE ?
Quel temps faisait-il à Lanzarote le 15 octobre de l’année dernière ?
Conditions à la mi-journée : PARTLY CLOUDY
Température moyenne : 24°C
Température minimale : 20°C
Température maximale : 27°C
Humidité minimale : 40 %
Humidité maximale : 88 %
Vent : 32 km/h
Précipitations : 0. 0 mm
En résumé et en tenant compte uniquement de ces éléments climatiques (les évènements culturels ou artistiques par exemple ne sont pas pris en compte), notre conseil est le suivant :
Lanzarote est une destination tout à fait conseillée en octobre
Las Palmas en octobre
Ensoleillement (h/j)
T moyenne min (°C)
T moyenne max (°C)
T record min (°C)
T record max (°C)
Précipitations (mm)
Jours de pluie
Note globale
7
20
27
13
36
27
3
5/5
En octobre, Las Palmas bénéficie d’un bon ensoleillement d’environ 7 heures par jour avec un nombre de jours de pluie estimé pour ce mois à 3. Vous devriez être au sec !
Les températures moyennes sont comprises entre 20°C et 27°C mais sachez que selon les années elles peuvent descendre à 13°C et monter jusqu’à 36°C.
Notez que de nombreux voyageurs ont indiqué avoir été incommodés par la chaleur à Las Palmas en octobre
PROBABILITES
Pour un jour quelconque du mois de octobre, voici les probabiltés climatiques pour Las Palmas
Précipitations : 6 %
Température
Température entre 0°C et 16°C : 0 %
Température entre 16°C et 32°C : 100 %
Température > 32°C : 0 %
Vent > 15 km/h : 41 %
Inconfort climatique : 99 %
Inconfort important : 17 %
L’ANNEE DERNIERE ?
Quel temps faisait-il à Las Palmas le 15 octobre de l’année dernière ?
Conditions à la mi-journée : PARTIELLEMENT NUAGEUX
Température moyenne : 24°C
Température minimale : 21°C
Température maximale : 26°C
Humidité minimale : 47 %
Humidité maximale : 78 %
Vent : 26 km/h
Précipitations : 0. 0 mm
En résumé et en tenant compte uniquement de ces éléments climatiques (les évènements culturels ou artistiques par exemple ne sont pas pris en compte), notre conseil est le suivant :
Las Palmas est une destination tout à fait conseillée en octobre
Tenerife en octobre
Ensoleillement (h/j)
T moyenne min (°C)
T moyenne max (°C)
T record min (°C)
T record max (°C)
Précipitations (mm)
Jours de pluie
Note globale
7
17
23
12
31
30
3
5/5
En octobre, Tenerife bénéficie d’un bon ensoleillement d’environ 7 heures par jour avec un nombre de jours de pluie estimé pour ce mois à 3. Vous devriez être au sec !
Les températures moyennes sont comprises entre 17°C et 23°C mais sachez que selon les années elles peuvent descendre à 12°C et monter jusqu’à 31°C.
PROBABILITES
Pour un jour quelconque du mois de octobre, voici les probabiltés climatiques pour Tenerife
Précipitations : 31 %
Température
Température entre 0°C et 16°C : 0 %
Température entre 16°C et 32°C : 100 %
Température > 32°C : 0 %
Vent > 15 km/h : 34 %
Inconfort climatique : 86 %
Inconfort important : 0 %
L’ANNEE DERNIERE ?
Quel temps faisait-il à Tenerife le 15 octobre de l’année dernière ?
Conditions à la mi-journée : SCATTERED CLOUDS
Température moyenne : 19°C
Température minimale : 17°C
Température maximale : 21°C
Humidité minimale : 68 %
Humidité maximale : 94 %
Vent : 32 km/h
Précipitations : 0. 0 mm
En résumé et en tenant compte uniquement de ces éléments climatiques (les évènements culturels ou artistiques par exemple ne sont pas pris en compte), notre conseil est le suivant :
Tenerife est une destination tout à fait conseillée en octobre
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Le climat aux Canaries
Le climat des Canaries est très doux d’un bout de l’année à l’autre, avec des températures de 18°C en moyenne l’hiver, et de 24°C pendant l’été. Il fait évidemment plus chaud sur les plages que dans les montagnes, et les îles du Sud offrent généralement un climat subtropical.
Dans l’ensemble, les pluies sont assez rares, mais il y a des précipitations plus importantes sur les faces nord des iles montagneuses. En été, le sirocco peut souffler de façon intense et tout recouvrir de poussière, en particulier dans les îles orientales.
Vous pourrez donc visiter les Canaries toute l’année, en évitant décembre et février si vous voulez éviter la foule et les prix élevés, mais aussi le plein été, pour les mêmes raisons.
Les périodes les plus fastes sont le printemps et l’automne.
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Météo et climat à Gran Canaria (Espagne) en Octobre
Refroidissement éolien (Température du vent)
Tableau de calcul de l’indice de refroidissement éolien (°C)
Vitesse du vent
Température de l’air ambiant (°C), mesurée sous abri du vent, du soleil et des intempéries
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+5,0
−0,0
−5,0
−10,0
−15,0
−20,0
−25,0
−30,0
−35,0
−40,0
−45,0
−50,0
0,0
+10,0
+5,0
−0,0
−5,0
−10,0
−15,0
−20,0
−25,0
−30,0
−35,0
−40,0
−45,0
−50,0
5,0
+9,8
+4,1
−1,6
−7,3
−12,9
−18,6
−24,3
−30,0
−35,6
−41,3
−47,0
−52,6
Rester à l’abri”>−58,3
10,0
+8,6
+2,7
−3,3
−9,3
−15,3
−21,2
−27,2
−33,2
−39,2
−45,1
−51,1
−57,1
−63,0
15,0
+7,9
+1,7
−4,4
−10,6
−16,7
−22,9
−29,1
−35,2
−41,4
−47,6
−53,7
Rester à l’abri”>−59,9
−66,1
20,0
+7,4
+1,1
−5,2
−11,6
−17,9
−24,2
−30,5
−36,8
−43,1
−49,4
−55,7
−62,0
Rester à l’abri”>−68,3
25,0
+6,9
+0,5
−5,9
−12,3
−18,8
−25,2
−31,6
−38,0
−44,5
−50,9
−57,3
−63,7
−70,2
30,0
+6,6
+0,1
−6,5
−13,0
−19,5
−26,0
−32,6
−39,1
−45,6
−52,1
Rester à l’abri”>−58,7
−65,2
−71,7
35,0
+6,3
−0,4
−7,0
−13,6
−20,2
−26,8
−33,4
−40,0
−46,6
−53,2
−59,8
Rester à l’abri”>−66,4
−73,1
40,0
+6,0
−0,7
−7,4
−14,1
−20,8
−27,4
−34,1
−40,8
−47,5
−54,2
−60,9
−67,6
Rester à l’abri”>−74,2
45,0
+5,7
−1,0
−7,8
−14,5
−21,3
−28,0
−34,8
−41,5
−48,3
−55,1
−61,8
−68,6
Rester à l’abri”>−75,3
50,0
+5,5
−1,3
−8,1
−15,0
−21,8
−28,6
−35,4
−42,2
−49,0
−55,8
−62,7
−69,5
Rester à l’abri (voir note)”>−76,3
55,0
+5,3
−1,6
−8,5
−15,3
−22,2
−29,1
−36,0
−42,8
−49,7
−56,6
−63,4
−70,3
Rester à l’abri (voir note)”>−77,2
60,0
+5,1
−1,8
−8,8
−15,7
−22,6
−29,5
−36,5
−43,4
−50,3
−57,2
−64,2
−71,1
Rester à l’abri (voir note)”>−78,0
65,0
+4,9
−2,1
−9,1
−16,0
−23,0
−30,0
−36,9
−43,9
−50,9
−57,9
−64,8
−71,8
Rester à l’abri (voir note)”>−78,8
70,0
+4,7
−2,3
−9,3
−16,3
−23,4
−30,4
−37,4
−44,4
−51,4
−58,5
−65,5
−72,5
Rester à l’abri (voir note)”>−79,5
75,0
+4,6
−2,5
−9,6
−16,6
−23,7
−30,8
−37,8
−44,9
−51,9
−59,0
−66,1
−73,1
Rester à l’abri (voir note)”>−80,2
80,0
+4,4
−2,7
−9,8
−16,9
−24,0
−31,1
−38,2
−45,3
−52,4
−59,5
−66,6
−73,7
Rester à l’abri (voir note)”>−80,8
90,0
+4,1
−3,1
−10,2
−17,4
−24,6
−31,8
−39,0
−46,1
−53,3
−60,5
−67,7
−74,9
Rester à l’abri (voir note)”>−82,0
100,0
+3,9
−3,4
−10,6
−17,9
−25,1
−32,4
−39,6
−46,9
−54,1
−61,4
−68,6
−75,9
Rester à l’abri (voir note)”>−83,1
Risques sur la santé selon l’indice de refroidissement (échelle canadienne)
Température équivalente (en °C)
Effets de la froideur du vent
0 < RC°
Sans risque de gelures ni d’hypothermie (pour une exposition normale)
−10 < RC° ≤ 0
Faible risque de gelures
−28 < RC° ≤ −10
Faible risque de gelures et d’hypothermie
−40 < RC° ≤ −28
Risque modéré de gelures en 10 à 30 minutes de la peau exposée et d’hypothermie
−48 < RC° ≤ −40
Risque élevé de gelures en 5 à 10 minutes (voir note) de la peau exposée et d’hypothermie
−55 < RC° ≤ −48
Risque très élevé de gelures en 2 à 5 minutes (voir note) sans protection intégrale ni activité
RC° ≤ −55,0
Danger ! Risque extrêmement élevé de gelures en moins de 2 minutes (voir note) et d’hypothermie. Rester à l’abri
Note : les risques de gelures peuvent survenir plus rapidement en cas de vents soutenus supérieurs à 50 km/h.
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How to get there & More in 2023
Maspalomas forms, together with Playa del Inglés, the tourist hub of the south of Gran Canaria. It’s very central, quiet and close to other interesting places such as Meloneras, Playa del Inglés, San Agustín, Puerto Rico, etc. Find out where Maspalomas is, how to get there and everything you can do in Maspalomas to have a great time!
Where is Maspalomas
Maspalomas is a town in the south of Gran Canaria and belongs to the province of Las Palmas. If you’re wondering how far Maspalomas is from other towns: It’s less than 10 minutes by car from Playa del Inglés, San Agustín, Meloneras and Sonnenland; less than half an hour from Puerto Rico, Mogán or Bahía Feliz and less than an hour from the airport or the capital of Gran Canaria, Las Palmas.
It’s very accessible by car, on foot or by public transport such as bus or taxi.
How to get to Maspalomas
By car
From Las Palmas or Bahia Feliz by car you must follow the GC-1. Take exit 46 and follow the Avenida Touroperador Tui to your destination.
From Playa del Inglés by car you must follow the Avenida Alféreces Provisionales, straight on, until you reach the Avenida Touroperador Tui.
From the south by car from Puerto Rico or Mogán follow the GC-1 and take exit 46.
By bus
From Las Palmas the quickest way is the semi-direct line 30 from San Telmo station, which goes into Maspalomas and gets off at the Touroperador Neckermann stop. Another option is the direct line 50 and get off at Ocean Park.
From the south, the quickest way is the 01 and get off at Ocean Park.
The price to any of these points is under €10 and is the cheapest option.
What to do in Maspalomas
Are you wondering what is there to do and see in Maspalomas, you should know that there are several options and leisure plans ideal for couples, friends or couples, for example:
Maspalomas Beach
The beach of Maspalomas is one of the most spectacular. Located next to the Special Reserve of the Maspalomas Dunes, it’s a very long beach, with golden sand and little wind and waves. It’s perfect for families with children. It also has a well-signposted nudist area.
On the Avenida Marítima you can find Faro de Maspalomas, the oldest lighthouse in the Canary Islands.
Next to the beach of Maspalomas you can find Charca de Maspalomas, a salt water lagoon with a palm grove and all kinds of birds and fish for nature lovers and bird and reptile watching.
Finally, before reaching the Dunes and Maspalomas Beach, there’s a camel camp for an excursion through the dunes on the back of a camel.
Holidayworld: a special amusement park
In Maspalomas you’ll find the spectacular Holidayworld Maspalomas amusement park. It’s the best fun leisure plan, as it also includes an escape room, a karaoke room, a bowling lane, as well as all kinds of restaurants such as poké, hamburgers and a mixture of dishes from all over the world. Don’t miss the best thing to do in the south of Gran Canaria!
Where? Holidayworld is located on Avenida Touroperador Tui.
How to get there? The amusement park is located just a few steps from the Ocean Park or Cruce Faro bus stop, accessible by lines 30, 01 and 50, among others.
Opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday from 16:00 to 23:00.
If you prefer water, you can visit the Aqualand Maspalomas water park with a wide variety of slides and pools.
A little bit of nature
Maspalomas is also home to the largest urban park in the south of Gran Canaria: Parque Sur. It’s perfect for a picnic. It has tables, a small cafeteria or bar, a lake with fish, turtles and ducks and plenty of grass and palm trees for shade. It’s also ideal for sports. It’s located in front of the Cruce Faro bus stop.
Another plan for nature lovers is to visit the Botanical Garden of Maspalomas, located at Avenida Touroperador Neckermann, 2, very accessible by car or bus. You can discover all kinds of flora and fauna such as trees, plants, flowers and palm trees. Furthermore, the place is frequented by sunbathing lizards and butterflies fluttering around the flowers.
Leaving Maspalomas and going into the Palmitos ravine, you’ll find the Palmitos Park, a zoo and botanical park with all kinds of birds, reptiles and mammals.
Culture and history of Gran Canaria
In Meloneras, less than 10 minutes drive from Maspalomas, is the Archaeological Museum of Punta Mujeres, where you can see what the habitats and lifestyles of our Canarian ancestors were like.
Explore Maspalomas with all kinds of fun plans and activities
As you’ve seen, in Maspalomas there’s a wide variety of all kinds of fun activities and plans, from the beach, the lighthouse, the botanical garden, camel rides, zoos and water parks to the large and versatile amusement park Holidayworld Maspalomas. If you’re on holiday or visiting the south of Gran Canaria, you know what to see and do to have fun with your partner, family and friends!
Weather in Maspalomas in February 2023
What are the holidays in Maspalomas in February? What is the air temperature, is there a chance of rain and is it possible to swim? Maspalomas in February – read on the Tour Calendar!
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What is the weather like in Maspalomas in February? The thermometer in the daytime in the city rises to +19.6 degrees, at night +15.6 degrees. Usually in Maspalomas in February there is no more than one rainy day.
The water temperature in February cools down to +19.3 degrees.
Average temperature
+18°
Air temperature during the day
+20°
Air temperature at night
+16°
Water temperature
+19°
Rainfall (mm)
8 mm
Rain
1 day
Sunny days
20 days
Humidity
56%
Day length
11 hours
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Air temperature in Maspalomas in February
Daytime air temperature in Maspalomas in February is +20 °C, nighttime: +16 °C. The highest value for February was noted in the afternoon on 02/22/2019and amounted to +27 °C, the lowest on February 8, 2018: +17 °C.
Sea temperature in Maspalomas in February
The water temperature in February in Maspalomas averages around +19°C, which is hardly suitable for swimming. The highest value for February was recorded on 02/02/2023 and amounted to +27 °C, the lowest on 02/01/2019: +12 °C.
How many sunny days per month
There are 20 sunny, 1 cloudy and 7 cloudy days per month, so the weather in Maspalomas in February is quite sunny.
Maspalomas in February Things to do?
Tour-Calendar assessed the possibility of types of recreation on a scale from 0 to 5 .
Beach holidays
3
Excursions
5
Bicycle
5
Sport
5
Weather archive in Maspalomas for February
Look at the weather in Maspalomas in recent years in February days.
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At night
1 Feb
Sunny
+22°
+19°
+13°
2 Feb
Partly cloudy
+26°
+19°
+14°
3 Feb
Clear
+24°
+20°
+15°
4 Feb
Clear
+24°
+17°
+16°
5 Feb
Clear
+21°
+18°
+16°
6 Feb
Partly cloudy
+22°
+17°
+16°
7 Feb
Clear
+21°
+18°
+16°
8 Feb
Clear
+27°
+20°
+17°
9 Feb
Clear
+22°
+18°
+17°
10 Feb
Clear
+25°
+20°
+18°
11 Feb
Clear
+22°
+18°
+18°
12 Feb
Partly cloudy
+22°
+18°
+18°
13 Feb
Partly cloudy
+21°
+17°
+17°
14 Feb
Partly cloudy
+21°
+17°
+17°
15 Feb
Partly cloudy
+20°
+18°
+16°
16 Feb
Partly cloudy
+20°
+17°
+15°
17 Feb
Partly cloudy
+21°
+17°
+15°
18 Feb
Partly cloudy
+21°
+17°
+15°
19 Feb
Partly cloudy
+20°
+17°
+15°
20 Feb
Partly cloudy
+20°
+16°
+14°
21 Feb
Partly cloudy
+19°
+13°
+14°
22 Feb
Clear
+21°
+15°
+13°
23 Feb
Partly cloudy
+21°
+15°
+13°
24 Feb
Partly cloudy
+23°
+14°
+13°
25 Feb
Partly cloudy
+22°
+17°
+13°
26 Feb
Partly cloudy
+19°
+16°
+13°
27 Feb
Partly cloudy
+20°
+17°
+13°
28 Feb
Partly cloudy
+21°
+17°
+13°
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Weather Fuencaliente de la Palma, Canary Islands, Spain long-term weather forecast
Monday, Feb 6
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sunrise 7:56 am sunset 6:54 pm
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From morning untill noon clear, in the afternoon cloudy, in the evening partly cloudy. The highest temperature 14 °C. Total rainfall 0.2 mm. At night the lowest temperature 11 °C.
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Fuencaliente de la Palma, Canary Islands, Spain – information
State: Canary Islands, Spain
GPS coordinates: 28. 4924; -17.8453
Time zone: Atlantic / Canary
time difference in hours with time in NY is -1 hours
Population:
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Altitude: 698 m
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El Paso, 11 mi
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Occidental Menorca | Hotel in Menorca
Ideal for families and those who want to enjoy the true nature of Menorca.
Hotel Occidental Menorca **** (part of the Barceló Hotel Group, formerly Barceló Pueblo Menorca) is located on a magnificent the natural beach of Punta Prima in Menorca.
This is the ideal hotel for a family or couples holiday as its comfortable and spacious rooms offer a modern and functional look to ensure guests a comfortable stay.
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So that adults and children can enjoy a wide variety of facilities and services, the hotel has divided them into dedicated and separate areas. In addition, there are children’s water park, and there is also an entertainment mini-club with professionals who will take care of the entertainment and entertainment of the little ones.
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Mahón Int’l: 12 km
Son Parc golf course 25 km
Punta Prima beach at 300 m
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Garbí Bar
Relax during your stay in our modern Garbí bar and enjoy watching shows every evening in the hotel theatre.
Boat trips in Costa Adeje are one of the most popular and recommended activities in Costa Adeje. Thanks to the incredible weather conditions in Tenerife, it is possible to go on a boat trip at any time of the year.
On our website we offer different boat trips in Costa Adeje such as:
Sailing trips
Catamaran tours
Boat trips with a small number of passengers
Private boat trips
The boat trips are perfect for families, couples, groups of friends and any other kind of tourists.
Puerto Colón
All the boat trips we offer depart from Puerto Colon, the harbour which is conveniently located in Costa Adeje. Most of our boat trips include drinks, snacks or lunch.
Boat activities in Costa Adeje are in high demand among visitors. Every year we receive thousands of tourists looking for warm sunshine and relaxing beaches. We recommend you to make reservations two weeks in advance. Due to the popularity of our services, the time slots sell out very quickly. This is something you should take into account when organising your trip to avoid unforeseen circumstances.
Duration of boat trips in Costa Adeje
After reviewing the boat trips in Costa Adeje, you can choose between a 2, 3 or 4,5 hour boat trip. For those who appreciate privacy, we also offer private charters in Costa Adeje for you to share with your loved ones in the exclusivity of a boat just for you, your friends and family.
We offer boat trips in Costa Adeje for different durations. These are the most common ones:
2 hours boat trip to watch whales and dolphins.
3 hours whale and dolphin watching boat trip + Swimming and snorkelling in the bay of El Puertito or at the beach of Diego Hernandez
4,5 or 5 hours catamaran trip for whale and dolphin watching + Cliffs of Los Gigantes + Swimming and snorkelling in Masca Bay
Whale and dolphin watching
There are many reasons why you should take a boat trip in Costa Adeje. One of the main reasons is our permanent residents: The whales and dolphins. These cetaceans live permanently between the waters of La Gomera and Tenerife. You will be fascinated by these animals from the very first moment.
Boat excursions to the cliffs of the giants
Another good reason to take a boat trip from Costa Adeje are the incredible Cliffs of Los Gigantes. This volcanic rock formation reaches heights of up to 500 metres.
Boat trips in Costa Adeje are the best way to see these impressive cliffs. Hire one of our boats leaving from the harbour of Puerto Colon (Costa Adeje).
Private boat hire
For the more discerning individuals or larger groups, we recommend taking a look at our Costa Adeje boat charter section to find out which are the most exclusive boats for hire.
A private boat charter in Tenerife allows you to enjoy an exclusive experience on the ocean. The boat includes the crew and only you and your guests will be on board. You don’t have to share the excursion with strangers.
This type of activity is ideal for those who want to spend a different kind of day at sea with only their loved ones nearby. It also offers you the possibility to celebrate parties and special events in the best Tenerife style.
With our private excursions for groups you can share a special day with your family and friends. We offer you comfort and total exclusivity to relax without the presence of strangers.
Sailing yacht charter in Costa Adeje
At bananapalmbay.com we have fantastic sailing boats to sail the Atlantic waters in style. Choose from a 3 hour trip to enjoy some quality time on the coast of Tenerife. During the tour the boat heads to the ideal spots to see cetaceans. Take the opportunity to swim, snorkel and discover the wealth of marine life that surrounds the island. The tour includes snacks and drinks.
Catamaran charter in Costa Adeje Tenerife
Our 4 or 5 hour catamaran trips will anchor right between Los Gigantes Cliffs in the crystal clear Masca Bay.
The catamaran is a comfortable and ideal boat for a relaxing boat trip in Tenerife. Enjoy a spectacular catamaran excursion in Costa deja to share with your friends and family. The catamaran for groups allows you to celebrate special events such as birthdays and stag and hen parties on board a boat.
During the catamaran trip you can sunbathe or relax in the shade. Depending on the duration of the trip you can do different activities. Our itineraries include whale watching in Tenerife. You can also visit the cliffs of the giants and take advantage of the stop in the bay to take a dip and snorkel.
The catamaran excursions include snacks and drinks. For details of each activity we invite you to contact us. We will help you choose the boat that best suits your wishes and the itinerary that best suits your tastes.
Luxury yacht charter in Costa Adeje
As already mentioned, we have different boats with specific sizes and features. We have comfortable luxury yachts to sail the Atlantic as you deserve. These are luxurious vessels for sophisticated tastes.
The luxury yacht trip allows you to share a private excursion with your family and friends. The tour includes the crew for your peace of mind and safety. The captain of the boat is an experienced person with full driving experience and knowledge of the Bay. Take the opportunity to sunbathe and relax while the captain drives the boat along the most interesting corners of the coast of Tenerife. The boat is equipped with all the necessary equipment for you to enjoy the sea. You will have the opportunity to jump into the water for a refreshing swim and snorkel.
Fishing boat rental in Tenerife south
We invite you to enjoy recreational fishing in the calm waters of the Atlantic. We take you to the specific spots where the fish are plentiful. Enjoy a great fishing experience that will leave you with unforgettable memories of your holiday in Tenerife. Our boats are equipped with the latest technology to ensure you catch lots of fish.
Tenerife is one of the best places to fish because of the rich marine biodiversity that is found in its waters. During this activity you will be able to catch small fish and some big fish like bonito and tuna.
Assistance
If you are not staying in Costa Adeje and do not have your own transport, we offer pick up from various resorts on the island of Tenerife. You should write to us to check the availability of the transfer from the place where you are staying.
Choosing the right boat trip is not as easy as it seems at first, as there are many options. You have to take into account different factors such as the number of participants, boat capacity, type of boat, budget, itinerary and others. Leave everything in our hands, we have the best boat trips in Costa Adeje.
We offer you our free support to help you choose the right boat trip. Just get in touch with us via WhatsApp or by filling out our contact form. We give you different recommendations based on your preferences. Our team has a long experience in organising boat trips in Costa Adeje. In case you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
After you book the Tour or Activity we send you your Tour Voucher or a Ticket(s). The Voucher is your booking confirmation and tour providers can accept e-Voucher, printed Voucher or both Voucher types.
e-Voucher means that’s enough, if you save received Voucher to your phone and show on the tour beginning.
Printed Voucher means after receiving the Voucher you have to print it and take with you to give it printed to the tour provovider at the tour beginning.
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Cancellation Policy
Standard Cancellation Policy means that:
If you cancel this tour booking at least 14 days in advance of the scheduled departure, there is no cancellation fee.
If you cancel between 13 and 3 days in advance of the scheduled departure, there is a 50 percent cancellation fee charged from the paid deposit.
If you cancel within 2 day(s) of the scheduled departure, or don’t show up at the meeting point on time there is a 100 percent cancellation fee charged from the paid deposit.
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Some tours or Activities doesn’t require the guide and have a pilots, instructors or simply provider’s team member who take care of you along the tour.
In this case it’s marked as “Not Guided” tour, because it doesn’t require a professional tour guide.
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Los Cristianos
A unique Wheelchair Accessible Boat Trip Tenerife is realized by our ‘Bath for All’ fully equiped boat to bring the best experience for people with reduced mobility. See Whales, Dolphins, and Swim with our special platform for wheelchairs on a regular 3h boat trip.
The only boat trip in Tenerife specially for the people with reduced mobility!
Fully wheelchair accessible boat with all facilities and equipment!
Special Wheelchair accessible Swimming Platform!
Dolphin and Whale Watching!
Swimming stop by one of the most picturesque sites of Tenerife South coast accessible only by boat!
Wheelchair Accessible Boat Trip Tenerife is specially created for people with reduced mobility.
With all the adoptions, facilities, equipment and our professional specially trained team you can forget about limitations and will be able to get the full experience all the people have a regular boat trip in Tenerife, despite the reduced mobility.
The access in the harbour, on the pier and or boarding, as well all the spaces on the boat are fully adopted for people with reduced mobility using wheelchairs.
Moreover, the boat possesses a safe and extremely easy to use special Swimming Platform, so you can get to the water with wheelchair and enjoy swimming in the ocean. Exactly the same as all the people do on a literally every boat trip in Tenerife. You should’t afraid, it’s a nice experience, extremely safe and always assisted by our friendly team.
We start our boat trip with boarding in the port of Los Cristianos. Leaving the harbour we take our course toward the open ocean, the marine life reserve to find dolphins and whales to see them very close. With dolphins it could be challenging, but you have practically a guarantee you will watch pilot whales. Short fin Pilot Whales are residents of our waters living close to the coast of Tenerife South all the year long.
After seeing whales we direct toward Palm Mar Wall – a beautiful cliffs between Los Cristianos and Palm Mar town. The marine life is extremely rich by the Palm Mar Wall and here we do the swimming stop. Here we put down our swimming platform specially constructed to allow access with wheelchair and swimming for people with reduced mobility. Obviously, in friendly assistance of our friendly staff.
We take not more than 10 tour participants on board and we are the only boat in Tenerife fully adopted for people with reduced mobility.
You can be absolutely sure it will be one of your the best experiences on your holiday in Tenerife. Don’t miss to book our Wheelchair Accessible Boat Trip Tenerife as far in advance as you can, so you will have guaranteed places.
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Inclusions:
3h wheelchair accessible boat trip.
Help of specially trained stuff to support people with reduced mobility.
Whale watching.
Swimming stop, using special wheelchair accessible swimming platform.
Soft drinks.
Italian lunch.
Exclusions:
Pick-up service – you have to come for boarding to the port of Los Cristianos.
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Visited Places:
Atlantic Ocean
Los Cristianos
We start in the port of Los Cristianos, usually at 9:00, but sometimes at 12:00 or 15:00 – it depend on availability and on the spot for the best possible sea condition.
Exact boarding time is appointed in your tour Voucher after you’ve made the booking.
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You have already managed to see a lot on the island. It’s time to get to know the waters of Tenerife!
And here you will find a unique opportunity, as part of an individual yacht charter, to plunge into the world of turquoise waves, warm breeze and gentle sun! nine0003
Opportunity to see dolphins, whales and even sea turtles in a protected area. Accompanied by a professional captain, delicious food and sparkling wine.
Spend a day like in the pictures in commercials, with your family and loved ones, get unique shots and emotions, swim in the open ocean – all this and a little more, as part of a sea voyage on a comfortable yacht with a white sail, where only YOU and Atlantic!
For maximum comfort, this trip includes an all-inclusive package
I am sure that an individual boat trip will complement your vacation and give you an indelible impression!
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I am glad to welcome you to the vastness of my modest profile! If you are reading this text, then we are already close to exploring Tenerife together, but first, let me introduce myself and tell you a little about myself!
My name is Dmitry, and my last name is too famous to be called)
I was born and raised in the cultural capital of Russia, St. Petersburg. He graduated from the State University of Culture and Arts with a degree in tourism and hotel management, apparently this predetermined my future fate, because for more than 10 years I have been a resident and live in the Canary Islands, on the island of Tenerife. From the first day I fell in love with these heavenly places, I am impressed by their nature, culture, lifestyle and cuisine, and the climate is just fantastic. All these features are also noted by the families of vacationers, whom I help to get to know our island better and look at it from the side of the local population. nine0003
The main profile of my activity is the organization of author’s, individual tours around the island of Tenerife. There are important aspects that are of the highest priority within the framework of our relationship with you, during excursion days:
• I am sincerely open and positive, which allows us to make our communication as friendly and mutually comfortable as possible
• From experience, I think that temporary framing and timing is a leftover from group tours and is disrespectful to guests, so I always let my tourists enjoy each location in a completely free time mode
• Your impressions and emotions are extremely important to me, in our travels there will be no memorized phrases or conveyor-type jokes, I prefer targeted dialogues to highlight aspects that are important for you
• Author’s programs and routes developed by me adapt to interests each individual family or company. This is creativity that will always leave a bright mark on the aftertaste of travel
Over a fairly long, and most importantly productive period of time, I managed to help more than 1000 families and individual travelers in organizing holidays, with most of whom we maintain good friendly relations and after them holidays. Your emotions and your comfort are the best reward and appreciation of my work, which is why I try to find an individual approach to each vacationer and adapt to your wishes and interests, because only in this case your vacation will be remembered for a lifetime. Also, in order to be able to provide you with the highest level of service, I work in conjunction with a team of professionals, and the same people who are in love with Tenerife without memory. nine0003
Whatever your wishes: excursions or selection of accommodation for a vacation, transfer or photo shoots, organization of a wedding or a romantic dinner, or maybe you decide to fly on a paraglider for the first time, or cut the surface of the ocean with the propellers of a jet ski motor – everything will be done at the highest level and all the nuances will be taken into account.
See you in Tenerife!!! Sincerely yours, Dmitry!
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SEA TRIP – Excursions Tenerife
Sea trip on a comfortable sailing yacht. Indulge yourself in the pleasure of going out into the open ocean. Feel the salty Atlantic breeze on your lips and enjoy the romance of the sea. You will take a fascinating boat trip along the southwestern coast of Tenerife and you will surely be able to see whales and dolphins, as well as observe their behavior in their native element. nine0141 From the ocean you can see the highest point of the island – the Teide volcano. In one of the quiet and picturesque bays, you will be invited to swim in the unusually blue water with a mask and snorkel and see sea turtles. And after swimming on board, you will be offered lunch and drinks. On the way back you can feed the seagulls and sunbathe on the deck of the yacht. Great mood and energy boost guaranteed!!!
For many people, a sailing yacht is an enchanting sight – sailing through the endless expanses of water, against the wind and salt spray, is truly breathtaking. Whatever you are interested in – racing or boat trip – once you try it, you are sure to be carried away by it for life! The Canary Islands are a paradise for yachting, that is, for active recreation on the water. Starting on the island of Tenerife, for a week of sailing you can visit Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura, Lanzarote, El Hierro and La Gomera. Such sea voyages are a new alternative to beach holidays or hotel stays. nine0141 With a captain or on your own, with an organized excursion or in a secluded setting – there are all opportunities for short and long walks, as well as a wide selection of yachts and boats.
Averages and records for weather in Ibiza, Spain in the month of August.
Typical Ibiza August Weather 1991–2020
Average daily high
30.4 °C
Average daily low
22.4 °C
Average monthly precipitation
1.8 cm
Ibiza August Weather Records 1965–2022
Highest temperature
37.0 °C
August 5, 2018
Lowest temperature
11.0 °C
August 25, 1969
Highest daily low
27.9 °C
August 2, 2017
Lowest daily high
21.0 °C
August 28, 1977
Hottest average temperature
2. 3 °F
above average
2003
Coldest average temperature
-3.2 °F
below average
1977
Most daily precipitation
7.8 cm
August 21, 1981
Most monthly precipitation
9.3 cm
1981
Note: Daily averages are a moving average which includes 14 days before and after
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Record (°C)
High
Low
High
Low
August 1
30.5
22.3
35.2
17.4
August 2
30.5
22.3
35.0
16.4
August 3
30.5
22.4
36.4
17.9
August 4
30.5
22.4
35. 6
17.4
August 5
30.6
22.4
37.0
17.2
August 6
30.6
22.4
34.8
17.4
August 7
30.6
22.4
34.8
17.4
August 8
30.6
22.4
36.4
16.8
August 9
30.6
22.4
34.0
16.4
August 10
30.6
22.4
36.6
17.4
August 11
30.6
22.5
35.4
17.0
August 12
30.6
22.5
34.5
18.2
August 13
30.6
22.5
35.4
16.9
August 14
30.5
22.4
36.2
19.4
August 15
30.5
22.4
35.9
18.3
August 16
30.5
22.4
34. 9
17.2
August 17
30.4
22.3
35.2
17.0
August 18
30.4
22.3
35.8
18.4
August 19
30.3
22.3
34.6
18.0
August 20
30.2
22.2
34.2
16.8
August 21
30.2
22.2
35.5
16.0
August 22
30.1
22.1
34.0
16.4
August 23
30.0
22.0
35.0
16.8
August 24
30.0
22.0
36.4
17.0
August 25
29.9
22.0
35.2
11.0
August 26
29.8
21.9
33.6
16.0
August 27
29.8
21.8
34.6
17.4
August 28
29.7
21.7
33. 4
16.0
August 29
29.7
21.7
33.3
15.0
August 30
29.6
21.6
34.1
16.0
August 31
29.5
21.5
31.7
15.8
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27℃
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UV Index
26mm
Monthly rainfall
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August is peak season in Ibiza. Resorts and beaches teem with sunseekers of all ages. The sea is warm, the days are hot and the evenings are balmy. We’ve looked at the most up-to-date weather data for Ibiza, covering the last 12 years up to 2023, plus we’ve asked our team of travel bloggers for their first-hand experiences in order to answer the most frequently asked questions about Ibiza weather in August.
How warm is it in Ibiza during August?
August is typically the hottest month in Ibiza. The temperature hits about 27℃ during the day, falling away to a balmy 25℃ at night. Of course, the high humidity will make it feel even hotter. The UV index will be high at this time of year, so protection against skin and eye damage is needed.
Try to limit exposure between 10am and 4pm. Apply broad spectrum SPF 30+ sunscreen every few hours, even if it’s cloudy, or more frequently after sweating or swimming, and wear UV-blocking sunglasses too, and bear in mind that bright surfaces, such as sand and water increase UV exposure.
Does it rain in Ibiza during August?
On average, in August you’ll see rain on just one day in the month. In other words, you shouldn’t see any of the wet stuff. Due to the high temperature and humidity, you might expect lots of thunderstorms, however they’re actually fairly infrequent at this time of year. On average, August will see just 1 days that produce a storm.
Is it windy in Ibiza during August?
You’re unlikely to experience any strong winds. Expect a gentle breeze that increases to moderate at times during August. The high humidity and warm temperature will make the breeze feel warm, so any cooling effect will be limted.
How warm is the sea in Ibiza during August?
The water around Ibiza reaches a very pleasant 27℃ during August. This is very warm, and will feel bath-like. People who normally feel the cold will find this temperature perfectly acceptable. The hot air temperature and relatively high humidity will mean that you will feel comfortably warm when coming out of the water.
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Average sea water temperature and air temperature. Detailed data for 2021-2022.
Weather in IbizaAugust
Average temperature during the day:
28.6°C
Average temperature at night:
25.8°C
Sea water temperature:
27.0°C
Number of sunny days:
27 days
Day length:
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Above are the average weather data for Ibiza in August. You can find information about air temperature, water temperature, precipitation, cloudiness and daylight hours, which were calculated based on observations over the past three years.
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The highest daily temperature in August 2022 was 33 °С. While the minimum temperature at night dropped to 24 °C. The average day and night temperatures during August are 29.3 °C and 26.6 °C, respectively.
Water temperature in Ibiza in August, °C
The average water temperature in Ibiza in August 2022 was 28.8°C . While the minimum and maximum sea water temperatures reached 28. 0°C and 29.6°C respectively.
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Most of August in Ibiza there are sunny days, but cloudy and overcast days are also not uncommon.
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Precipitation in Ibiza in August is 11.1 mm. Thus August is one of the driest months of the year. nine0003
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Average wind strength in August is 3.9 m/s. Thus August is one of the quietest months of the year.
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What Plug Adapter Do You Need for Israel? – Trip Memos
Planning a trip to Israel and not sure about outlets, plugs, adapters, and converters? I prepared a detailed guide with photos which will help you pack the right adapter/converter for your trip – and save your appliances.
The short answer is:
Visiting from the US or Canada, you need a device that’s both a plug adapter specifically made for Israel AND a voltage converter. Coming from Europe or other countries that have 220-230 voltage systems, you only need a simple plug converter.
Don’t worry, it’s really not that complicated and I’m going to help you out by providing links to the exact products you need to get from Amazon. In fact, in case you’re in a rush, here they are.
If you come from a country with 110 voltage system (such as the USA), buy this model (Amazon link):
Voltage Converter & Adapter from 220V to 110V with 4 Smart USB Charging Ports :
It comes with several plug adapters, including one that will work in Israel.
If you come from a European country with a voltage span of 220-240, you only need a plug adapter like these (Amazon link):
If you have a few minutes and are looking to learn more, keep on reading.
Plug adapter vs. voltage converter – what are they and which do you need?
Adapters and converters are different things. You may need just the one or both – rolled into a single device.
What’s a plug adapter?
The shape of electrical outlets or sockets varies across the globe. Strangely enough, in 2018, humanity still hasn’t decided on a single type of socket. In fact, according to Wikipedia –
Electrical plugs and sockets differ from one another in voltage and current rating, shape, size, and connector type. Different systems of plugs and sockets have been standardized, and different standards are used in different parts of the world.
Which means travelers need to adapt to local settings. Using adapters, at the very least.
Adapters are simply a way to get electricity from an outlet with a different shape into your device. Nothing more.
If you’re coming from the US, Canada, and most other countries, you would need an adapter just so that you can plug something into an Israeli outlet.
What plugs are used in Israel?
This is what outlets in Israel look like –
And these are the plugs that match them –
If your plugs look like this, you’re set. This may be the case if you’re from Italy or a few other European countries (though not most).
If your plugs look different, you need a way to make your plug fit into an Israeli socket. The adapter itself is a very simple (but don’t buy it just yet if you’re from Canada or the US!):
Here’s a link to buy this on Amazon – if this is all you need.
But is that all you need? Hold your horses and let’s talk about converters.
What’s a Voltage Converter?
Voltage is generally defined as the difference in electric potential between two potential between two points. For our needs, it’s essentially the tension or force of electric current coming out of the outlet.
Israel uses a 220v voltage system across the country. So do most European countries.
The US and Canada use a 110-120v system.
Some electric appliances are suited for use in both systems. Others will only work well in one in one of the systems.
If you have electric appliances that run only on 110-120 volts then a simple adapter won’t be enough. An adapter only handles the shape of the plug – you need something that will convert the current as well.
And that’s the voltage converter.
These are larger and heavier than simple plug adapters and they usually have several sockets, allowing you to use multiple appliances. You can find a variety of these in Amazon. Planned with travelers in mind, they offer a few plug adapters as well. The problem is finding one that’s a good fit for Israel. This one is the only one I could find, offering both a converter and a plug adapter for Israel:
Voltage Converter & Adapter from 220V to 110V with 4 Smart USB Charging Ports :
As you can see, it comes with five different plug adapters, so they have you covered pretty much anywhere around the globe.
What happens if you plug a 110v appliance into the Israeli 220v system without a converter?
If you plug in a US-bought appliance into an Israeli socket – using the simple adapter – you could end up damaging it.
It’s worth noting that some appliances are actually already adapted for both 220v and 110v systems. Check yours to see if it is. If so, you can use a simple adapter and safely plug it into an Israeli socket.
However, if your electric thingie wasn’t built to deal with 220volts – it will burn off. I don’t mean literally go on fire – although that too is a real risk. Most likely, whatever engine it has will just heat up and stop working.
Tried and tested.
We bought a cat fountain on our last visit to the US. Brought it back home, filled it up and plugged it into the Israeli system. We should have known better – I blame jet lag! It seemed to be working ok but the following morning the pump was dead.
To avoid that, you simply must use a voltage converter as well as an adapter.
So, if you’re asking yourself “Can I plug my iPhone into 220v and charge it in Israel?” the answer is –
Only if you use a converter.
And I’m mentioning iPhones here because people destroy their expensive Apple chargers for making the mistake of using a simple adapter without a converter. And here’s another tip for you –
iPhone chargers are very expensive in Israel. Plus, the one you’ll buy here won’t work well with the American system once you get back home. Keep your iPhone charger safe and use a good converter when visiting Israel.
What happens if you plug a 220v appliance into the American 110v system without a converter?
Ahh, I can tell you the answer to that one from experience as well.
Whatever you’re using, will work – but much less effectively. That’s actually the case whether or not you use a converter. These appliances need 220v and they won’t be getting them from the American system.
If you plug in an “Israeli” electric kettle into an American outlet, it’s going to take ages to boil water. If you try the same with a hair dryer, you’ll get a measly blow of warm air coming out. It’s like an astronaut walking on the moon – everything just becomes lighter and weaker.
Only in Israel?
Here’s the thing.
The plug shape is pretty much an Israeli thing. As far as I know, only Italy and Russia use a similar socket/plug shape.
As for current – most countries in the world use the 220-230v system. Canada and the US are the exceptions – using 110v.
So, when you invest in buying a quality adapter-and-converter-in-one, it will serve you during your trips across the globe. A worthwhile investment for sure!
Heading Overseas? A Guide to Choosing the Right Travel Adapter
If you’ve ever felt like half your suitcase was taken up by electronics when you travel, you’re not alone. More and more of us are taking our laptops and phones, our Kindles and cameras, our hair straighteners and shavers… and a bag full of chargers to power them all.
As the old saying goes, however, you can’t put a square peg in a round hole, and that’s as true for power sockets as anything else.
With around 15 different plugs and sockets in use around the world, there’s a good chance that if you’re packing for an overseas trip, you’ll need to include a travel adapter.
How on earth did we get here? When you buy a gadget in Spain, why can you plug it into the wall in Austria, but not a few miles down the road in Switzerland? Most importantly, how do you make sure you can power your gear in whatever country you’re traveling to?
Why so Many Plugs and Sockets?
When electricity was first introduced to homes at the end of the 19th century, devices had to be cabled directly into the house wiring. As more domestic appliances came along in the 20th century, however, manufacturers realized there needed to be an easier way to connect them.
Here’s when things got messy. Each country looked for their own solution to the problem, and because few people traveled internationally, nobody much cared whether those solutions were compatible with each other. The end result was the disorganized mess of plugs and sockets we’ve ended up with today.
By the time organizations like the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) tried to standardize the plugs, it was too late. World War II stopped the effort in its tracks, and the issue was abandoned until the 1950s.
Countries had most of their electrical infrastructure set up by that point, which made replacing their plugs and sockets very difficult. Manufacturers weren’t bothered either, as most were focused only on serving their local markets.
That kind of inertia also helps why wobbly plugs with uninsulated prongs are still used in North America and Japan. They’re ancient in terms of design, not to mention notoriously unsafe, but it’s nobody’s priority to try to replace them.
The Future
Things are unlikely to change any time soon, either. Gabriela Ehrlich, head of communications for the IEC, told Gizmodo the outlook isn’t great. “There are standards, and there is a plug that has been designed. The problem is, really, everyone’s invested in their own system. It’s difficult to get away from that.”
It’s difficult indeed. While those internationally-agreed standards for domestic plugs and sockets have existed since the 1980s, South Africa is the only country to fully adopt them. Even then, it’s going to take 10-20 years to finish switching over.
Since plugs and sockets around the world are unlikely to change any time soon, the only way to plug in your charger while abroad is by using an adapter. But what kind do you need?
Main Plug and Socket Types
To know what kind of adapter you’ll need, you need to figure out what kind of socket is used in the places you’re traveling to.
Below are the main types of plug and wall sockets found around the world, used with permission from WorldStandards.eu. Each combination has an arbitrarily-assigned letter. We’ve listed where they’re most commonly used, but you can find a country-by-country list here.
We’ve included the voltage(s) most frequently used with each socket as well. There’s further discussion of voltage, and why it matters for travelers, at the end of this article.
Type A
USA, Canada, Mexico & Japan Typically 100–127v Socket compatible with plug type A
Type B
USA, Canada, Mexico & Japan Typically 100–1270v Socket compatible with plug type A & B
Type C
Europe, parts of South America & Asia Typically 220–240v Socket compatible with plug type C
Type D
Mainly India 220–240v Socket compatible with plug type D (safe), C, E, & F (partial, unsafe)
Type E
France, Belgium, Poland, Slovakia, & Czechia 220–240v Socket compatible with plug types C, E, & F
Type F
Almost everywhere in Europe & Russia, except for the UK & Ireland 220–240v Socket compatible with plug types C, E & F
Type G
United Kingdom, Ireland, Malta, Malaysia, & Singapore 220–240v Socket compatible with plug type G
Type H
Israel, the West Bank, & the Gaza Strip 220–240v Socket compatible with plug types C & H (safe), E & F (unsafe)
Type I
Australia, New Zealand, China, & Argentina 220–240v Socket compatible with plug type I
Type J
Switzerland & Liechtenstein 220–240v Socket compatible with plug types C & J
Type K
Denmark & Greenland 220–240v Socket compatible with plug types C & K (safe), E & F (unsafe)
Type L
Italy & Chile 220–240v 10A socket compatible with plug types C & L (10 A version), 16A socket compatible with plug type L (16A version)
Type M
South Africa 220–240v Socket compatible with plug type M
Type N
Brazil and South Africa 100–240v Socket compatible with plug type C & N
Type O
Thailand 220–240v Socket compatible with plug types C & O (safe), E & F (unsafe)
As if all that wasn’t complicated enough, bear in mind that some countries use multiple types of power plugs and sockets at once. South Africa is a good example, with two socket types in common use, and a third being rolled out to replace them.
So Which Travel Adapter Do I Need?
Travel adapters come in a ridiculous range of sizes, styles, and weights, with all kinds of extra features. It’s not easy to separate what works from what doesn’t, or even what kind you actually need for the trip you’re taking.
We’ve been using travel adapters for decades, and have thrown out almost as many as we’ve bought. There’s a lot of garbage out there. That said, we’ve occasionally found a rare model that actually does what it’s supposed to, reliably and affordably. You can find our favorites here.
To figure out which one to buy, start by asking yourself two simple questions: where am I going, and what do I need to charge?
Universal vs Single Adapters
If your entire trip is to a country or region that uses one type of power socket, you can probably get away with just buying a simple adapter for that socket. A word of advice: Buy it before you leave rather than waiting until you get to the airport, as it’ll be much cheaper.
When your travels will take you to places with different kinds of wall sockets, however, you’ll likely be better off with a universal travel adapter. Because they tend to be larger than the single adapters, they often have extra features like USB sockets or fuses as well.
Our current universal travel adapter pick is this Unidapt model, but no matter which model you go for, don’t get too excited just yet. Despite being called “universal”, there’s no such thing as an adapter that truly covers every country.
They’ll generally cover you for some combination of the ~150 countries that use North American (A/B), UK (G), European (C/F), Swiss (J), or Australasian (I) sockets. That’s great, as long as you’re going to those destinations.
If your travels take you to places like South Africa, Brazil, or other countries with less-common power sockets, you’ll need to buy separate adapters that specifically cover you there.
Some of the better universal adapters have surge protection or fuses built-in. While their effectiveness varies, they can help keep your devices safe in countries where the electricity supply isn’t very reliable. Power spikes, sags, and surges can easily destroy your electronics.
What About USB?
Once you’ve figured out where you’re going, think about what you’ll be charging while you’re there. It’s increasingly common for travel gadgets to charge via a USB cable, whether that’s a phone or tablet, camera, Kindle, or Bluetooth headphones.
If everything you’re taking can charge from a micro-USB, USB C, or Lightning cable, you’re in luck. Grab a dedicated USB travel adapter like this LENCENT model, which can charge up to four portable devices at once. It has little clip-on connectors for use in 150+ countries.
Some devices require more juice than others to charge at normal speed, so make sure your adapter has enough total and per-port output to handle your needs. For USB-A ports, 12W per port and at least 20W overall is a good place to start, but everyone’s mix of gadgets will be different.
If you’re planning to charge USB C-powered devices at full speed, especially laptops, you’ll need something even better. Check out this Anker USB C travel adapter instead, which has a far higher output, albeit with a higher cost to go with it.
What’s the Story With Voltage?
In case you didn’t have enough to think about, it’s time for a quick chat about voltage. In the simplest of terms, voltage can be compared to water pressure: the higher it is, the faster electricity will move through the wires.
And you guessed it, different countries have incompatible voltages. Because of course they do. At least we don’t have anywhere near as many variations as with plugs and sockets.
In fact, they can be put into just three general groupings: 100 volts (Japan), 110-120 volts (primarily North America and parts of Central and South America,) and 220-240 volts (pretty much everywhere else. )
There are always exceptions and variations, of course. A few countries (like Brazil) even use different voltages in different parts of the country. It pays to do your research!
Is this something to be concerned about? Unfortunately, yes. Plug your 120v hairdryer from the United States into a 230v wall socket in France, and there’s a good chance you’ll blow a fuse, fry the hairdryer, or both.
Voltages don’t directly have anything to do with the type of wall socket. Just because the plug on your appliance fits into a socket overseas doesn’t automatically mean the voltage is the same. Likewise, converting the plug type with a normal travel adapter doesn’t convert the voltage.
All that said, the voltage situation is much better these days than it was in the past, for two reasons.
First, many portable appliances are now designed to handle any common voltage. Check the fine print on your appliance or its charger, and look for a voltage range.
If it says something like 100-240 volts, you’re safe to plug it in wherever your travels take you. Most cameras, laptops, phone chargers, and similar types of device fall into this category.
Things like hairdryers and curling irons often don’t, but if you’re lucky, they may have a small slider that lets you switch between 110-120v and 220-240. That’s great if they do, although make sure you switch it back again before plugging it in when you get home–you won’t get a second chance if you forget
Secondly, the growth of USB-powered devices has helped a lot. Anything like a smartphone, tablet, or Kindle that charges via USB is fine, although you’ll still need to check the details for your USB wall charger itself if you’re using one.
If you discover you’ll have to convert the voltage of something you’re traveling with, you’ve got three choices: leave it behind, find an alternative that can handle a range of voltages, or buy a dedicated voltage converter.
Note that travel-sized voltage converters can handle smaller gadgets like electric toothbrushes, but typically aren’t designed for high-draw appliances like hair dryers.
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Conclusion
Having so many different plugs and socket types is inconvenient and costly, according to the IEC. So is replacing sockets and plugs in an entire nation, however, and it’s also a lot of work that most countries really aren’t interested in doing. It’s much easier to just make you buy an adapter instead.
While most countries won’t change their plugs and sockets any time soon, there is some hope on the horizon. USB power and hybrid sockets that can accommodate multiple types of plug are becoming more common, especially in hotels, and wireless charging also helps make things a little easier for travelers.
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The most interesting festivals in Spain in February: 
In Tenerife, the carnival ends with the burial of the sardine. Papier-mache fish is transported through the streets of Santa Cruz to the coast and burned there. All celebrations are completed by magnificent fireworks. Don’t miss the chance to take part in the most colorful and crazy outdoor party! 
However, in the evening you can not do without jeans and a jacket. In other areas of the country, the coat is a priority of the first importance. And no matter where exactly you are traveling – an umbrella, water-repellent outerwear and waterproof shoes can suddenly come in handy despite the fact that it is a relatively dry month. 
During the day it is 18 ° C, and at night – 8 degrees. As in Madrid, the number of rainy days here is about six. 
Moreover, in different cities of Spain, the manner of performance will be different. Now there are four main schools of flamenco in Spain – in Jerez, Madrid, Granada and Seville. Dancers and dancers perform in special venues called tablaos. If necessary, a ticket can be purchased in advance, although the influx of tourists in February is still small, so there will be no problems with tickets on the day of the performance. 
With that in mind, most people would dress in something very light like a sleeveless shirt.
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Thousands of Brits head to southern Spain to enjoy the hot sunny days, balmy nights, and warm Mediterranean sea. We’ve looked at the most up-to-date weather data for Benidorm, covering the last 12 years up to 2023, plus we’ve asked our team of travel bloggers for their first-hand experiences in order to answer the most frequently asked questions about Benidorm weather in July.
People who normally feel the cold will find this temperature perfectly acceptable. The hot air temperature and relatively high humidity will mean that you will feel comfortably warm when coming out of the water. 
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It’s perfect for a picnic. It has tables, a small cafeteria or bar, a lake with fish, turtles and ducks and plenty of grass and palm trees for shade. It’s also ideal for sports. It’s located in front of the Cruce Faro bus stop.
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One of the main reasons is our permanent residents: The whales and dolphins. These cetaceans live permanently between the waters of La Gomera and Tenerife. You will be fascinated by these animals from the very first moment.
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Leaving the harbour we take our course toward the open ocean, the marine life reserve to find dolphins and whales to see them very close. With dolphins it could be challenging, but you have practically a guarantee you will watch pilot whales. Short fin Pilot Whales are residents of our waters living close to the coast of Tenerife South all the year long. 
Don’t miss to book our Wheelchair Accessible Boat Trip Tenerife as far in advance as you can, so you will have guaranteed places. 
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