San sebastian weather in march: Weather in San Sebastian in march 2023
San Sebastian, Spain – March Weather
What’s the Weather like in San Sebastian in March
Temperature
March is the start of spring in San Sebastian, offering warmer weather and a beautiful time to visit the region.
For those that do not like the peak heat of the summer months, March is the start of a milder, but much more welcoming climate in San Sebastian. Average highs of 15°C provide the ideal conditions for the varied range of activities that are so popular in this part of Spain. Although peak temperatures have reached as high as 28°C in March 1990, meaning there is the possibility of some much warmer temperatures on occasion.
March is also considered to be the driest month of the year when it comes to air humidity in San Sebastian. Humidity levels in March are usually lower than at any other time of the year. During the month, humidity levels in the region can fall as low as 67%. Therefore March offers a much more comfortable climate than many other months of the year, such as November when humidity is often at its highest.
Rain
However rainfall is constant with the same conditions as February. This means up to 12 days are expected to experience some precipitation, with 130mm of rain expected to fall throughout the month.
Night time temperatures can still be cool in March in San Sebastian. The average lows of 7°C mean there won’t be much chance of ice or snow. But historically temperatures have fallen as low as -4°C in March 2005. It is therefore essential that any accommodation has effective heating and air conditioning combined. In general, average temperatures for March will usually stabilise at 11°C
Average Sea Temperature and Sunshine Hours
Sea temperatures do start to climb in March. Though average temperatures of 13°C at this time of the year ensure only the very brave will attempt a swim. Instead, the clearer days and average of 12 daily sunshine hours ensure visitors to the area can truly appreciate the beauty of this exclusive region.
San Sebastian Hotels in March
The Silken Amara Plaza Hotel is the ideal location for those that want to get out and explore San Sebastian. This eye catching building is situated close to the main bus terminal and Anoeta Stadium. Walk along the river to the old town, or enjoy a short bus journey to the main beach. There are plenty of restaurants and bars within walking distance or enjoy the piano bar and cafeteria on site. The rooms are as clean and spacious as is the welcoming foyer. And with reasonable prices and outstanding service, everyone enjoys their stay at the Silken Amara Plaza Hotel.
Hotel Palacio de Aiete is the perfect get away for those that don’t want to be in the centre of town. Large spacious rooms are basic but well heated for the cooler March air. And all are cleaned regularly to an exceptional standard. Enjoy the 20 minute walk down the hill to the centre of town and relish in the outstanding views along the way. With a taxi rank in the centre of town and a bus stop outside the hotel, there’s no need to worry about the walk back up.
Good service and outstanding value ensure Hotel Palacio de Aiete is always popular. Just make sure you book nice and early to ensure you get the room you want.
At Hostal Alemana you can base yourself right next to La Concha beach in San Sebastian without having to pay the earth for it. Though this very welcoming hostel is packed to the rafters in the summer months, in March there is still plenty of opportunity to enjoy its very inviting hospitality. The rooms are bright and cleaned thoroughly, with many offering their own balcony. Situated right next to the old town, when you want to be in the middle of it all without paying premium prices, Hostal Alemana is the perfect alternative.
Bars and Restaurants
A warm, traditional atmosphere and exceptional cuisine ensure Lanziego stands out amongst even the high number of restaurants in San Sebastian. In the low season of March, there should always be the opportunity to book a table. But in the peak summer months a space at Lanziego will be highly sought after.
Outstanding service and exceptionally cooked meals provide an experience at Lanziego that is second to none. From set menus and a la carte meals to the extensive wine list, for locals and visitors alike, eating at Lanziego is always a pleasure.
Zelai Txiki is owned by a husband and wife team who pride themselves in offering outstanding service, outstanding food and outstanding views to every one of their patrons. Which is why so many of their patrons come back again and again. With authentic Basque décor and traditional dishes, you can choose from the extensive menu or order their own seasonal tasting platter. There is a small walk uphill to reach this welcoming restaurant. But when you get to the top you will quickly realise that you would walk ten times as far to enjoy a meal at Zelai Txiki.
For families or couples who to appreciate the warm March air with a drink in their hands, Zamora is the place to go. This bar is a little out of the main town at Paseo Mikel Gardoki 20, and is quieter than those situated right in the centre.
But it is definitely worth a visit. Delicious tapas are on offer to help those drinks go down. Or a well-priced fixed menu will make you feel at home. With inside and outside space available, it doesn’t even matter whether it rains or shines. Zamora is a fabulous place to go.
Things to do in San Sebastian in March
As the cloud covering of the winter months starts to clear, March is a great time for a walking tour in San Sebastian. See all the most popular historical points of interest and gain an insight into the unique Basque culture. Your personal tour guide will introduce you to the sights, sounds and flavours of San Sebastian in a way that would otherwise remain unknown. For the ultimate indulgence, enjoy a combo tour which brings together great architecture, great tradition and some fabulous food and drink along the way. It’s the perfect way to appreciate the real San Sebastian from someone who really knows.
When walking through the park in San Sebastian, the Ayuntamiento, or City Hall, is a place not to be missed.
This exceptional building and well-manicured gardens offers the perfect respite from the hubbub of the main town. But at the same time you get the opportunity to appreciate the wonderful architecture of the building, as well as the exceptional views from the main vantage points. If you are lucky, a wedding will be taking place within the building, offering a truly romantic image. Or simply sit back and enjoy the sun while the children play in the playground, and enjoy San Sebastian at its finest.
San Sebastian – Donostia, Spain weather in March: average temperature & climate
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General weather summary
Cold with a gentle breeze
Feels like
37%
Chance of rain
0.126 in
Amount
14.0 mph
Wind speed
76%
Humidity
11.9 hrs
Daylight length
7:28 AM
Sunrise
7:20 PM
Sunset
42%
Cloud cover
Jacket
What to wear
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Table of contents
- What is the average temperature
- How much does it rain
- How cloudy is it
- When is sunrise and sunset
- How humid is it
- How windy is it
- What to wear
What is the average temperature in March
The average temperature in San Sebastian – Donostia in March for a typical day ranges from a high of 55°F (13°C) to a low of 44°F (7°C). Some would describe it as cold with a gentle breeze.
For comparison, the hottest month in San Sebastian – Donostia, August, has days with highs of 76°F (24°C) and lows of 62°F (17°C). The coldest month, February has days with highs of 51°F (11°C) and lows of 41°F (5°C). This graph shows how an average day looks like in San Sebastian – Donostia in March based on historical data.
Highs and lows in San Sebastian – Donostia in Mar
How much does it rain in March
In San Sebastian – Donostia in March, there’s a 37% chance of rain on an average day.
And on the average day it rains or snows, we get 0.34 in (8.7 mm) of precipitation. In more common terms of how much that is, some would describe it as light rain.
The wettest month in San Sebastian – Donostia is January where a typical day has a 43% chance of precipitation and gets 0.13 inches (3.2 mm) of precipitation, while the dryest month in San Sebastian – Donostia is July where a typical day has a 17% chance of precipitation and gets 0.12 inches (3.1 mm) of precipitation. These graphs show the probability of it raining/snowing in March and the amount of rainfall.
Chance of rain or snow on an average San Sebastian – Donostia day by month
Average precipitation by hour of day
How cloudy is San Sebastian – Donostia in March
The average amount of time that the sky is clear or sunny (partly cloudy or less) in San Sebastian – Donostia during March is 10.0 hours (42% of the day). For comparison, the month with the most clear, sunny days in San Sebastian – Donostia is July with an average of 15.
1 hours per day while January has the shortest amount of cloud-free hours with only 8.1 hours per day. This graph shows the average amount of sunshine in San Sebastian – Donostia in March based on historical data.
Monthly clear skies percent of time in San Sebastian – Donostia
When is sunrise and sunset in March
The average day in San Sebastian – Donostia during March has 11.9 hours of daylight, with sunrise at 7:28 AM and sunset at 7:20 PM.
The day with the longest amount of daylight in San Sebastian – Donostia is June 24th with 15.4 hours while December 19th has the shortest amount of daylight with only 9.0 hours.
This graph shows the average amount of daylight in San Sebastian – Donostia in March based on historical data.
Average hours of daylight in San Sebastian – Donostia by month
How humid is it in March
In March, San Sebastian – Donostia is moderately humid with an average amount of 76% (relative humidity), which could be described as humid but cool.
January has the highest relative humidity at 83% and is the least humid in September at 72%. This graph shows the average amount of humidity in San Sebastian – Donostia throughout March based on historical data.
Average relative humidity in San Sebastian – Donostia by month
How windy is it in March
Historically, the wind in San Sebastian – Donostia during March blows at an average speed of 14.0 mph (22.6 kph). The windiest month is December with an average wind speed of 15.3 mph (24.6 kph), while the calmest month is August with an average wind speed of 9.7 mph (15.6 kph). This graph shows the average wind speed in San Sebastian – Donostia in March based on historical data.
Average monthly wind speed in San Sebastian – Donostia
What to wear in March
With an average high of 55°F (13°C) and a low of 44°F (7°C), it generally feels cold with a gentle breeze. There might also be a small chance of rain. With that in mind, most people would dress in something warm like a jacket.
What’s the weather like in San Sebastian – Donostia the rest of the year
We’ve collected the weather data for San Sebastian – Donostia during all other months of the year too:
- Weather in San Sebastian – Donostia in January
- Weather in San Sebastian – Donostia in February
- Weather in San Sebastian – Donostia in April
- Weather in San Sebastian – Donostia in May
- Weather in San Sebastian – Donostia in June
- Weather in San Sebastian – Donostia in July
- Weather in San Sebastian – Donostia in August
- Weather in San Sebastian – Donostia in September
- Weather in San Sebastian – Donostia in October
- Weather in San Sebastian – Donostia in November
- Weather in San Sebastian – Donostia in December
Where does this data come from
Weather data for San Sebastian – Donostia 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 March (e.g., March 1, March 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 San Sebastian in March 2023, water temperature in San Sebastian
Check the weather for March before planning your holiday in San Sebastian.
Average weather data includes daytime highs and nighttime lows in temperature, rainfall, hours of sunshine, and water temperature data.
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15 great winter sun destinations that offer more bang for your buck
Gosh, it’s gloomy out there. The days are at their shortest and darkest, and the news is a constant cost of living doom-scroll. No wonder we are all craving a winter sun break.
Indeed, travel is something many are unwilling to forgo, despite these straitened times: Skyscanner’s Travel Trends 2023 survey found that 70 per cent of UK holidaymakers are planning to spend the same if not more on travel abroad next year.
But you will still want to choose wisely. We have done some digging and come up with 15 great destinations that offer both seasonal escapism and bang for your buck.
In order to find the best value, we have crunched the costs on the ground. By going where the living is cheap, you can minimise your chances of running up high bills for things like eating out, catching taxis and taking day trips. We have used data from the latest Post Office Travel Money report, which assesses the best-value winter sun spots.
Additional information comes from hikersbay.com, a website that analyses data from multiple operators to give approximate hotel costs.
We have also included the price of the cheapest four-star hotel with a 9+ (“wonderful”) review rating on kayak.com, based on searching for availability on a randomly selected date (January 18 2023).
By going where the living is cheap, you can minimise your chances of running up high bills for things like eating out, catching taxis and taking day trips
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Of course, getting to the cheapest places might entail an expensive flight. But it is all about striking a balance. You may be able to offset the higher airfare by picking a low-cost destination. Also, value doesn’t mean spending as little as possible; it is about what you are experiencing for your money. Some of these trips might not be the cheapest but offer a five-star break at three-star prices.
The level of “sun” on offer across these destinations varies hugely.
You will need to travel further if you crave sweat-inducing temperatures. If you are content with somewhere simply warmer than home, where you can relax and dip in an indoor/heated pool, you can find some very cheap deals.
There are a few general takeaways. For a start, think about avoiding dollar-based destinations, where costs have rocketed – not just the United States but also countries that link their currencies to the dollar, such as Barbados, Belize and the UAE.
Also weigh up the local season. You will pay more now for the likes of the Caribbean and the Maldives, where it is peak visitor period, while places such as Bali and Morocco are more likely to throw up bargains – but won’t have such reliable weather. Consider whether an all-inclusive break makes sense: it’s a good way to manage your budget but if local costs are low it might be cheaper to self-cater.
None of this is an exact science. But by looking at what you might expect to pay, we have identified places that will deliver an affordable injection of winter cheer.
Cape Verde
Island life for less than the Caribbean
This Atlantic archipelago off the West African coast is a low-cost winter-sun sweet spot. It is only six hours away but delivers reliably warm weather, a heady mix of African, Brazilian and Portuguese influences, sandy beaches and affordable activities – think £36pp for a full-day excursion with lunch. Expect to pay at least twice that for a day-trip in Antigua.
Plus local prices are reasonable even though everything is imported. There are direct flights from the UK to popular Sal and lower-key Boa Vista. The latter is where you will find family-run Orquidea, a characterful waterfront guesthouse with tropical gardens and resident tortoises and macaws.
It is also well-positioned for walks along the beach and into the little town of Sal Rei, for trips into the desert-like interior and for spotting whales, which might be seen around Sal Rei islet from February to May.
How to do it: Cape Verde Experience (01489 866 969; capeverde.
co.uk) offers seven nights at Orquidea Guest House from £1,049pp, including flights and breakfast
Cambodia
Must-see sights without the crowds
Cambodia is a hot ticket. Not only is it dry season, but right now is the perfect time to visit the temples at Angkor Wat: “Visitor numbers are less than 50 per cent of what they were before the pandemic,” says Robin Ball at Bamboo Travel.
While Cambodia is less popular than neighbouring Thailand, it is less expensive too, but with arguably superior archaeological sites and white-sand beaches. Combine both on a private, guided TravelLocal trip that spends time at Angkor as well as the splendid beaches of Sihanoukville.
Or push the boat out and get luxe for less on Bamboo’s plush Angkor & Islands in Style trip, which includes temple time and activities in Siem Reap with five nights at the opulent Royal Sands on the tropical paradise isle of Koh Rong.
How to do it: TravelLocal (0117 325 7898; travellocal.
com) offers a nine-day Cambodia Temples & Beaches trip from £1,068pp, including flights and B&B accommodation. Bamboo Travel (020 7720 9285; bambootravel.co.uk) offers an 11-day Angkor & Islands in Style trip from £3,495pp, including flights and B&B accommodation
Agadir, Morocco
Africa’s most accessible and affordable destination
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With a sprawling sandy beach, 300 days of sunshine per year, a four-hour flight time and low local prices, Agadir is a compelling winter choice. Surfers in particular will be keen: this is the best season for riding world-class waves at nearby Taghazout.
The weather will be warm, not sweltering, but heated pools and hammams are on hand, while beach days can be mixed with excursions, such as four-wheel-drive trips into Souss-Massa National Park and visits to Berber villages such as Tafraoute, where almond trees bloom spectacularly in February.
A Berber women and Berber man pass by in a village near the town of Tafraoute in the Ameln Valley, Morocco
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Independent travellers could bag bargain flights plus great-value hotels: for beachside resort vibes, try Paradis Plage near Taghazout; for a mountain riad feel, opt for Atlas Kasbah, three miles from Agadir.
How to do it: Paradis Plage (00 212 528 200382; paradisplage.com) offers doubles from £107, B&B. Atlas Kasbah (00 212 661 488504; atlaskasbah.com) offers double rooms from £74, B&B. EasyJet (easyjet.com) flies to Agadir from £31 one way in January
Vietnam
Unesco-listed culture and new routes
A drop in local prices means costs are down 10 per cent in Vietnam
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According to the latest Post Office Travel Money report, Vietnam’s Hoi An is the best-value choice for sun-seeking Britons. Even though the pound has fallen against the dong, a drop in local prices means costs are down 10 per cent.
Also, new airline Bamboo Airways now has direct flights between London and Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, making airfares more competitive.
While the old Unesco-listed port of Hoi An is a cultural draw, those after a more relaxing break might look south to the mountain-backed bays and beaches around Nha Trang.
“Mini” Beach in Nha Trang, Vietnam
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The modern, minimalist beachfront villas at Mia Resort Nha Trang are stylish but good value.
How to do it: Kuoni (0800 294 9702; kuoni.co.uk) offers seven nights at the Mia Resort from £1,384pp, including flights and breakfast
Sri Lanka
Better value and more varied than the Maldives
Your money will go further in Sri Lanka: think beers for £1
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Sri Lanka represents excellent value at the moment. The political situation has stabilised since the summer, but visitor numbers remain hugely down and airfares are currently the lowest of any Asian destination owing to decreased demand.
Plus the exchange rate, which has hovered around 200 Sri Lankan rupees to the pound for the past decade until this summer, is now more than 400.
Your money will go further here: think beers for £1, rather than £7 in the Maldives. Being compact and varied, it is also a great place to combine Indian Ocean beach chilling with culture and wildlife.
For instance, Intrepid’s small-group Simply Sri Lanka trip combines beaches, rock-top fortresses, temples and safari options for a great price. Or, if you are just seeking sun, flop out at the smart, beachfront Heritance Ahungalla instead.
How to do it: Intrepid (0808 274 5111; intrepidtravel.com) offers an eight-day Simple Sri Lanka holiday from £540pp, including B&B accommodation but excluding flights. Sri Lankan Airlines (srilankan.com) flies between London and Colombo with fares from around £786 return. Tui (0203 451 2688; tui.co.uk) offers seven nights at the Heritance Ahungalla from £1,169pp including flights and B&B accommodation
Bali, Indonesia
Swish stays at small prices
Bali: Opt for hostels, scooter rental and bowls of nasi goreng and you could get by on £20 a day
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Your cash could go a very long way if you book a holiday in Indonesia. Opt for hostels, scooter rental and bowls of nasi goreng and you could get by on £20 a day.
But even much swisher accommodation options can be picked up for good prices. The Melia Bali is in luxe Nusa Dua, the island’s fanciest enclave.
The hotel’s smart contemporary-Balinese rooms sit amid handsomely landscaped tropical gardens, right by a beautiful beach. Facilities include a lagoon-style pool and five fancy restaurants (you can stay on an all-inclusive basis if you like).
Smart contemporary-Balinese rooms sit amid handsomely landscaped tropical gardens
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The European winter coincides with Bali’s wet season, but downpours tend to be short and sharp and temperatures are still balmy, so you can enjoy plenty of lazing on the beach if you wish.
How to do it: Sovereign (01293 832 459; sovereign.com) offers 10 nights at Melia Bali from £1,519pp, including flights and breakfast
Algarve, Portugal
Winter sun and wine any time
Portugal is a good option for those looking for good (and cheap) wine, warmish air and a refreshing change of scene
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It won’t exactly be scorching in southern Portugal – but if all you are looking for is good (and cheap) wine, warmish air and a refreshing change of scene, it is a very good choice, with prices lower here than in its Iberian neighbour.
Local prices have risen considerably but you will still get a coffee for less than £1. Save more by opting for self-catering: a week in a no-frills but fully kitted-out studio at the Balaia Golf Village Resort in Albufeira, for example, costs less than your monthly fuel bill; add on car hire for just £18 per day, and a round of golf for £35.
Alternatively, take a cheap flight to Faro, then search Airbnb: you will find options such as the smart Panorama Bay View apartment in Lagos, which has winter-friendly extras including a shared indoor swimming pool, sauna and gym.
How to do it: Thomas Cook (020 8016 3295; thomascook.com) offers seven nights at Balaia from £168pp, including flights and breakfast. Panorama Bay View sleeps eight from £89pn (airbnb.co.uk). Ryanair (ryanair.com) flies to Faro from £15 one way in January
Malta
History and indulgence, however long you are staying
What Malta lacks in temperature it makes up for in historic interest and relaxation
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You will certainly find some good late deals for Malta, partly because it is not actually that hot.
But what it lacks in temperature it makes up for in historic interest and relaxation – and it could be just the Mediterranean enclave in which to sit out the whole winter.
Olympic Holidays has received increased requests for trips lasting 21-28 days, the idea being that it is cheaper to go away than to pay for food and heating at home for the same period.
Masamxett Harbour, Malta
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A case in point: Olympic is offering a 28-night stay at the four-star San Antonio Hotel, on Malta’s St Paul’s Bay, costing from £2,537 for two people, all-inclusive – that is a month’s worth of food, booze, gym access, indoor swimming and beachfront living for less than the £2,907 that an average UK household spends per month (according to finance company NimbleFins).
How to do it: Olympic Holidays (020 4571 6231; olympicholidays.com) offers 28 nights all-inclusive at the San Antonio Hotel from £1,268pp, or £413pp for seven nights, including flights
Egypt
An excellent heat-to-distance ratio for a winter break
Egypt offers an excellent heat-to-distance ratio
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Being only a 5½-hour flight from Britain, Egypt offers an excellent heat-to-distance ratio and is a lot less expensive than near-ish winter sun favourites such as Oman and Dubai.
Many resorts on the Red Sea offer all-inclusive stays, which is a good way to manage your holiday costs and avoid accidental over-spending.
If you are going to be tethered to one spot, maximise your choice by picking a hotel with plenty of options. The Royal Albatros Moderna in Sharm el-Sheikh, for instance, has seven restaurants, 10 swimming pools (three of which are heated in winter), an aquapark, a spa and a private beach.
Scuba-diving in the Red Sea, Egypt
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Alternatively, book a stay on a B&B basis at a place such as the Aurora Oriental and then make use of the hotel’s shuttle bus to reach the bazaars, cafés and restaurants of Naama Bay. The cheapest deals can be found during January and February.
How to do it: Blue Sea Holidays (020 3474 0372; blueseaholidays.co.uk) offers seven nights all-inclusive at the Royal Albatros Moderna from £429pp, including flights. It also offers seven nights at the Aurora Oriental from £433, including flights and breakfast
Cyprus
Quiet temples and buzzing tavernas
Cyprus offers Europe’s best-value winter sun, according to the latest Post Office report
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According to the latest Post Office report, Cyprus offers Europe’s best-value winter sun.
OK, it won’t be boiling hot, but with any luck it will be pleasingly mild. And the island has more to offer than beach-lazing anyway. That’s why something like Sunvil’s two-centre One Week Fly Drive is a good bet.
You will stay in the coastal resort of Paphos, where there is a large enough local population to keep tavernas open and lively in the winter, and where the ancient mosaics, temples and the Tombs of the Kings will be pretty much crowd-free.
You will also stay at the Aphrodite Beach Hotel, near the north-coast fishing harbour of Latchi and on the edge of Akamas National Park – the cooler climes are ideal for walking.
How to do it: Sunvil (020 8758 4758; sunvil.co.uk) offers a seven-night Fly Drive from £659pp, including flights, B&B accommodation and car hire
Madeira
The best value it has ever been
The weather is spring-like year-round and walking possibilities are endless
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Madeira has seen a 22 per cent drop on pre-pandemic prices according to Skyscanner (the biggest fall of any destination), while the Post Office ranks it sixth cheapest in its report.
While the rugged Atlantic island doesn’t really have beaches – catch one of the regular ferries to neighbouring Porto Santo for superlative sand – the weather is spring-like year-round, the walking possibilities are endless, the history is rich and the food and drink are cheap and delicious.
Estalagem da Ponta do Sol, Madeira
Hotels such as cool, cliff‑top Estalagem da Ponta do Sol offer a high-end experience on a mid-range budget. This design-heavy retreat, perched above the south-coast village of Ponta do Sol, flies in the face of the island’s staid image, offering contemporary style, a smart spa, a gym, indoor and outdoor pools, and breathtaking views – all for a great price.
How to do it: Sawdays (0117 204 7810; sawdays.co.uk) offers doubles at Estalagem da Ponta do Sol from £86pn. EasyJet (easyjet.com) flies to Funchal from £22.99 one way in January
Dominican Republic
A canny Caribbean choice
The Dominican Republic offers some of the Caribbean’s most competitive prices
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Heart set on a particular part of the globe? Then do your research to find the best-value option in that area.
In the Caribbean, look to the Dominican Republic rather than Antigua or Barbados as it offers some of the region’s most competitive prices. As a bigger country, it produces more goods locally and has a huge number of tourist beds.
There are plenty of hotel choices, at different levels of luxury. The well-rated Impressive Punta Cana is on the beach and has a pool with a swim-up bar.
How to do it: Blue Bay Travel (01782 647239; bluebaytravel.co.uk) offers seven nights all-inclusive at the Impressive Punta Cana from £1,338pp, including flights
Baja California Sur, Mexico
A super Central America alternative
Cabo San Lucas, Baja California, Mexico
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“Most of Central America offers good value, and with the driest and hottest times of year coinciding with our winter, a trip to the region is the perfect tonic to shake off the winter blues,” says Laura Rendell-Dunn of Journey Latin America. “Nicaragua, Honduras, Guatemala, Panama, El Salvador and parts of Mexico all spring to mind for making your pounds stretch further.
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Even on Mexico’s Yucatan peninsula, you can make your money work harder. Stay in Valladolid for authenticity and still be within day-trip distance of the cenotes and Mayan ruins of Tulum.
Valladolid is within day-trip distance of the cenotes and Mayan ruins of Tulum
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Or try the southern Baja Peninsula for wild, deserted beaches and, from January to March, superb whale watching. Just be sure to check the FCDO advice before booking, as there are advisories against travel to some parts of the country (but not those mentioned here).
How to do it: Journey Latin America (020 3553 9699; journeylatinamerica.com) has a 12-day Self Drive Mexico: Baja California trip from £2,250pp, B&B, including flights, accommodation and car hire
Cape Town, South Africa
A snip compared to Sydney
Camps Bay beach in Cape Town
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The weak rand makes Cape Town one of the most affordable choices for winter 2022-23 – the Post Office report ranks it second cheapest for on-the-ground costs.
It certainly trashes other sunny southern hemisphere cities – thanks to this summer’s beer tax increase, you will pay around £5.50 for a schooner in Sydney.
If you’re the kind of lucky person who can sleep well on planes, you get more for your money too – flights are usually overnight. For the best prices and availability, wait until after January 15, when the city’s summer holiday season ends but the weather is still warm.
The weak rand makes Cape Town one of the most affordable choices for winter 2022-23
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Pick a well-located spot such as the President Hotel: there are beaches on the doorstep, while it is only a short Uber ride to Camps Bay Beach, the V&A Waterfront or vibrant Bree Street.
How to do it: British Airways (0344 493 0123; britishairways.com) offers five nights at the President Hotel from £1,251pp including return flights and breakfast
Lanzarote
A plum pick in the dependable Canaries
The Canaries are classic winter-sun spots
The Canaries are classic winter-sun spots.
Bigger, more popular islands, such as Tenerife, Gran Canaria and Lanzarote, are the most wallet-friendly, with a wider range of accommodation and direct low-cost flights.
On-island location matters too. For instance, stay at Villa Harmony in the old town of busy Puerto del Carmen, on Lanzarote, and you can save by buying fresh fish from the local pescaderia to barbecue on your private pool terrace.
Also, you don’t have to hire a car as there are shops, restaurants and sandy beaches within walking distance, plus access to inexpensive buses linking the airport, the capital Arrecife and Teguise’s Sunday market, the most famous in the Canary Islands.
Wine growing area La Geria, south of Timanfaya National Park
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Good value full-day trips regularly run from Puerto del Carmen to Timanfaya National Park too, where you can marvel at the unique volcanic landscape.
How to do it: Villa Select (0800 270 0055; villaselect.com) offers seven nights at Villa Harmony, sleeping six, from £1,182 per week.
Ryanair (ryanair.com) flies to Lanzarote from £15 one way in January
The story of a round-the-world trip – adventures
A little more than ten years ago, a candidate for master of sports in sailing Evgeny ABRAMOV returned from a round-the-world trip. Together with him, fellow countrymen from Magnitogorsk Viktor KUTISCHEV and Evgeny Spiridonov took part in an exciting adventure. Estonian Heldur SUUN, the most experienced member of the crew, made the crew of the Willow Winds yacht international.
Love for sails
In childhood and adolescence, Zhenya Abramov’s summer holidays were spent on the water of Zavodskoy Pond. The boy became seriously interested in sailing, like many of his peers in the late 60s of the last century. Classes were held every day, races were arranged on Saturdays and Sundays. Remembering that time, Eugene notes that the hobby, which occupied all his free time, saved him from the fate of the yard lads.
– Before the army, I didn’t get out of there at all, it was a separate life. At that time, sailing was actively developed by the rector of the Mining Institute, Nikolai Ivanovich Ivanov. Olympic-class yachts were bought, competitions were organized. We were all serious about sailing. They didn’t look far, they had to win the city, the region, pass the standard for the master of sports. We were friends, lived together in the institute camp “Youth”. They built the yacht club on Bannoy with their own hands, dragged the stones. First of all, I am an athlete, not a traveller. nine0005
On Easter Island
An unexpected offer
Viktor Kutishchev was among the students of the Mining Institute who instilled a love for sails. He invited Yevgeny Abramov in the summer of 2011 (by that time a 53-year-old military pensioner) to remember his youth. But then there was no talk about the circumnavigation of the world.
– “I have a yacht, let’s go across the Atlantic!” – so he said.
And I have never seen anything more than the Black Sea. Imagine, a man is in love with sailing, and suddenly he is offered to cross the ocean! That is, the proposal, of course, breathtaking. Naturally, he immediately agreed. I’m retired, nothing to lose but my chains, as they say. The third member of the crew was Evgeny Spiridonov. Unfortunately, he passed away a week ago. nine0005
And I have never seen anything more than the Black Sea. Imagine, a man is in love with sailing, and suddenly he is offered to cross the ocean! That is, the proposal, of course, breathtaking. Naturally, he immediately agreed. I’m retired, nothing to lose but my chains, as they say. The third member of the crew was Evgeny Spiridonov. Unfortunately, he passed away a week ago. nine0005 The preparation period ended by September. The starting point of the trip is the port in the Croatian city of Pula. The adventurers settled on the yacht, and then the owner and captain of the sailing ship stunned the companions.
– We were going across the Atlantic, and Victor says: “Let’s go around the globe!”. I ask why is this? Answer: “I need to make a round the world.” As I recall, there is something to do with the qualifications of a yacht captain. Either you go to England and pass some exams, or you go around the ball and get the appropriate captain’s qualification.
nine0005 Ushuaia – the southernmost city in the world
Evgeny Abramov recalls those events with a fair amount of humor. For example, it says that navigators consider it easier to circumnavigate the globe than to return from America to Europe.
– The trade winds blow from east to west, roughly speaking. That is, you left Europe and flew to America on the trade winds. How about back? Therefore, many say that it is easier to go around the globe on the trade winds and monsoons than to suffer later and bypass headwinds along the northern or southern path. You can’t go straight along the equator on sails, unless you “oil” all the way on the motor. Such a tricky business … In short, we agreed. Victor said that it would take a year and a half to circumnavigate the world. nine0005
As a result, Evgeny Abramov’s journey lasted eight months. He visited Italy, Spain, the Canary Islands, Portugal, Brazil, Chile, Uruguay, the islands of French Polynesia – Easter and Tahiti.
Passed the Strait of Gibraltar and the Drake Strait, rounded Cape Horn … However, we run (or swim) ahead.
Power of the ocean
The first serious storm our travelers encountered happened in the Strait of Messina between continental Italy and Sicily. nine0005
– We arrived at the island associated with the mafia, in the city of Messina, rounding the “Italian boot”, stayed there for a couple of days and got into a terrible storm at the exit. The wind was up to 40 knots, we wanted to return, but the captain said: “Let’s go, people are walking!”. Night, horror, the yacht rears up … Then the wind died down, and we already reached Palermo in the middle breeze, this is in the west of Sicily. We stood there for three days, rested, refueled, bought groceries.
From Palermo to the Spanish Palma “Willow in the wind” just flew. And before entering the Atlantic, it was necessary to pass the Strait of Gibraltar – on the starboard side of the south of Spain, on the left – the north of Africa.
While sailing through this strait, the crew and passengers of ships can see both shores. But only in good weather. nine0005 To Fiji with a local musician
– We are approaching Gibraltar, the wind is getting stronger, and there is nowhere else to go, only forward and away from the coast. Far away from him in the ocean is a long wave – it left, tossed, and you go further. And towards the shore, the waves shorten, rise, and this is very dangerous. A storm head sail was set just in case, and then, like a storm, all nine points! But the wind is fair, and we flew over Gibraltar. Of course, not like on a sports yacht, overtaking the waves. Our yacht is cruising, heavy, twenty tons. The wave pushed, the sail was reduced … We reached Madeira, stood there for three days, drank Madeira. It’s utter disgusting, but being in Madeira and not trying the local fortified wine would be wrong. nine0005
In the Canary Islands, and more precisely in the port of Las Palmas on the island of Gran Canaria, travelers had to stay for thirteen days.
They were waiting for the mechanical autopilot to be delivered and installed on the yacht. In the same place, the experienced navigator Heldur Suun, who replaced Evgeny Spiridonov, who had flown home, began his round-the-world trip as part of the crew of the Willow in the Wind.
– From the Canary Islands we went along Africa to the Cape Verde Islands, made a stop in Cabo Verde, and from there we started to Brazil. On the north trade wind we passed the equator, traditionally got drunk on salty outboard water. We reached the shores of South America, and when we walked along Argentina, we met the new year 2012. I even swam in the Atlantic. Water +18, it was not hot. The captain allowed us to jump without a leash. In general, even if the yacht is with the engines turned off and the sails removed, it is necessary to tie. In the ocean, a wave will come up, and a 20-ton boat will fly away with it, you won’t catch up. So put a rope on the handle and swim. This is when there is calm and near the shore, there are no waves, of course, you don’t need to become attached.
And if in the middle of the ocean … Cape Horn
It’s hot in the tropics, you don’t have to swim often – you have to wash off the salt from your skin with fresh water, but where can you get it, extra? But the weather was the hardest at the exit to the Pacific Ocean.
– It is impossible to go around the globe and not pass Cape Horn. And Cape Horn is a graveyard of ships, two oceans meet there, it’s terrible what’s going on. We were lucky, there was a one-day window, we went through the Drake Passage, and then there was a storm, and we did not poke ourselves into it. We rounded Cape Horn twice, back and forth, and went into the straits of Patagonia. Through the straits along the coast of Chile, then they entered the Pacific Ocean closer to the tropics. And there they still got into a storm in Pe̍yas Bay. The wind is from the Pacific Ocean, but you have to go out against the wind, you can’t set sails. Motor 3000 rpm, speed one and a half knots, we are thrown in the opposite direction.
Near the coast, very dangerous. They say that Robinson Crusoe washed ashore. It won’t be thrown away, but it will crash against the rocks so that nothing remains. God forbid stalled, you can not doubt your fate. The ocean has strength … I am a normal person, so it was scary, of course.
Busy traffic
Traffic on ocean roads is just like that, Evgeny Abramov says. And the most impressive thing is how travelers communicate with each other. When meeting, skippers and sailors always give each other some advice, prompts. For example, buy a sailing boat to go through Patagonia.
– Everything is described in it, including parking places. Everyone follows the same direction, so the parking lots are already equipped. An absolutely wild place, some kind of creek, you go there, and a rope is tied to a tree. We approached, got up on this rope, let go as far as possible, gave up the anchor, turned the boat around, stretched out and stood, not moving anywhere.
We wake up in the morning, someone else stood next to me. That is, there are passers-by places, the movement is lively. nine0005
Parking lot in Patagonia
French and British met at every step. The latter are considered the kings of the seas, but in front of the astonished public they somehow ran aground.
– We almost sat down once too. We had to refuel, there are shallow depths, and we have 2.5 meters of draft. Heldur slowly entered the gas station in reverse, but felt something was wrong, and gave full speed ahead. We didn’t fill up, we went to another gas station. And if you get stuck, try twenty tons, pull it off, no motor will help. nine0005
“Eight” in Uruguay
Evgeny Abramov emphasizes that the round-the-world trip as such was not an end in itself. He wanted to see with his own eyes how people live in distant countries, inaccessible to many compatriots.
– Upon arrival at the port, it was like this for me – the yacht was washed, cleaned, scrubbed, the salt was washed off, the backpack was put on my shoulders and away I went.
We spent an average of three days in each port. I walked around the city on foot, I even got lost once. In El Salvador, I got lost, the local policeman helped out, showed the way to the port. nine0005 The first city where Yevgeny Abramov began to replenish his collection of impressions was the Sicilian Messina. I walked the streets, went to shops, markets. For the first time in my life I saw garbage containers of different colors, and the Italian suggested which one to throw an empty beer can into. In another Sicilian city of Palermo, the Russian was convinced of the deceitfulness of the European facade.
– Everything seems beautiful, turned into an alley – drowned, heaps of garbage, bags in dirty puddles. They explained to me that the Sicilian mafia runs the housing and communal services, and it has no money for garbage collection. I also remember Italy for pizza, it didn’t impress me, I cook better. nine0005
Palma de Mallorca, the main city and port of the Spanish Autonomous Community of the Balearic Islands, is remembered for caring for people in general and respect for pedestrians in particular.
– Painted roads and paths: green for pedestrians, brown for cyclists, gray for cars, no traffic lights. What I noticed is that pedestrian crossings are only in the old city. In general, if you decide to cross the road, the driver will see, stop and let you pass. At first, it even bothered me. nine0005
Speaking of cars. In Uruguay, Evgeny Abramov met the VAZ G8 and almost fainted.
– Where is she from? I understand when we drive Fords… I thought, find another Muscovite, and it will be a complete waste!
In sunny Brazil, a traveler noticed a large number of homeless people. Both in El Salvador and Rio de Janeiro. Apparently, the climate allows you to spend the night on the street, hiding behind a cardboard box. And on the Cape Verde Islands, so popular among divers and windsurfers, and specifically in the Republic of Cape Verde (Atlantic Ocean, 600 kilometers from the west coast of Africa), there are a lot of beggars.
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– There are beggars everywhere in the ports. The Cape Verdian, who requires all possible assistance from tourists, can speak almost any language, albeit with a limited vocabulary. But he doesn’t know Russian! But even there I found a man, or rather, they brought me to him, who studies Russian and speaks it well. Unfortunately, grief happened to him, his father died, he was busy with mourning affairs and could not devote much time to communication. But he really wanted to talk to a Russian in Russian. By the way, I went everywhere with a Russian-English phrase book, and looked into it a little. In general, I advise everyone, and upon my return I told my daughter – learn languages, it will come in handy. nine0005
Elevator in El Salvador
Fiji Islands – Hong Kong – Moscow – Magnitogorsk
A round-the-world trip on the 16-meter cruise yacht “Willow in the Wind” ended for Evgeny Abramov on the Fiji Islands in the Southwest Pacific Ocean.
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Don’t miss the Teide peakexperience : on foot or by cable car.
Get to know the most visited national park in Europe and climb the highest peak in Spain. Exceed your limits in this excursion to the Teide peak with permits.
If you want to live a unique and environmentally friendly experience, and also get to know the Teide National Park, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with the help of a guide Senda , book your place for a guided tour of Teide with permits.
How many islands are there?
The eight islands that form the Canarian archipelago. Source: Wikimedia
7? 8? More? On the 26th of June of 2018, it was settled that the archipelago counts 8 islands, La Graciosa becoming the eight “official” island. From East to West, we have: La Graciosa; the smallest island of the Canaries; Lanzarote, famous for its wines and its volcanic landscapes; Fuerteventura, the ideal spot for surfers and beach lovers; Gran Canaria, land of hikers and various watersports; Tenerife, hosting the infamous carnival in February and home of the Teide mount; La Gomera, the quiet island; La Palma, also known as La Isla Bonita – the pretty island; and last but not least, El Hierro, which is known internationally for its scuba diving spots.
No matter how you want to spend your holidays, there always will be an island that fits your needs!
The hottest Canary Island by season
Thanks to its subtropical climate, temperatures are warm all year long in the Canary Islands!
You plan to visit the Canaries in winter to escape from the cold days in Europe? Or maybe you want to spend your summer holidays in the archipelago but you don’t know which island to choose yet? No worries, Senda will show you which island is the warmest season after season.
Hottest Canary Island in winter
Without a doubt, the hottest island in winter is Tenerife! The temperature in the South of the island rarely goes below 20°C and the water is warm enough to enjoy a bath. If you plan to visit the island in February or March, you can’t miss the carnival in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, which is considerer the second biggest carnival in the world after Rio’s Carnival in Brazil!
Canary Island with the best climate in spring
The Eastern Islands are usually the warmest in spring.
In Fuerteventura and Lanzarote, thanks to winds coming from the African continent, the temperature of the air is 23°C on average from March to June and the temperature of the water can reach 21°C, surely enough for you to visit the beautiful beaches of this two islands and swim in its turquoise waters.
Hottest Canary Island in summer
Every islands! In summer, the differences in temperatures are insignificant from Lanzarote to El Hierro. Choose an island according to how you want to spend your holidays. Weather-wise, the Canaries are sunny from June to Septembre.
Hottest Canary Island in autumn
In October, you might head to La Palma, Tenerife or Gran Canaria. In Novembre, we recommend you Lanzarote: the temperature of the water in the South of the island can reach 24°C! Moreover, thanks to its subtropical climate and the calima – winds coming from Africa – the island is not too rainy and the temperature of the air is so warm that you will forget about cold weather in your home country!
Our weather forecast doesn’t seem accurate? You think that Gran Canaria is the hottest island in winter and El Hierro the warmest in autumn? You may be right, even in the Canaries, the local don’t agree on which island is the sunniest / warmest all year long.
Let us know from your personal experience below!
Packing checklists and clothing tips for your vacation
Top Style Tips for the Canary Islands
- Throughout the Canary Islands of Tenerife, Lanzarote, Gran Canaria and La Gomera, in the tourist resorts dress is casual.
- For most visitors the draw are the glorious beaches so beachwear, sarong and sunhat, flip flops, sunglasses and plenty of sunscreen (we love the Riemann P20 range for 10 hour protection) are the essentials for the day.
- But it’s usually windy, so don’t be fooled by the temperatures – the breeze may cool you but the sun is still very strong.
- Jeans are very popular everywhere, but in the hottest months may be too uncomfortable. Opt instead for lightweight natural fabrics.
- Shorts, t-shirts and camisoles are perfectly acceptable.
- We would suggest that you pack a smarter outfit for more up-market restaurants.
- Dressing in layers will help you with the temperature changes.
- If you are looking for a highly versatile travel jacket to bring along we highly recommend the SCOTTeVEST range. Their range of jackets have been specifically designed with traveling in mind and include RFID security (to protect your passport information), 23 secure pockets and personal connectivity integration.
Shoes to pack for the Canary Islands
- We love Hotter shoes, for total comfort along with style.
- Ladies, take your heels, but save them for evening dining or nightclubbing. Or why not try the Lindsay Phillips Switch Flops range – using interchangeable shoe and flip-flop bases with snap-on decorations, you can change your look from day to evening in an instant whilst still packing light.
- All of the islands have some rugged terrain which is ideal for walking and exploring. This can be done on your own or with a guide. Make sure you take comfortable sneakers or trekking shoes, or if you plan to go right into the wilds take well worn-in walking boots with good ankle support, plus walking socks which will wick away moisture (we like Thorlos hiking socks – they’re especially designed to keep your feet dry and comfortable when trekking in hotter climes).
Make sure you take comfortable sneakers or trekking shoes, or if you plan to go right into the wilds take well worn-in walking boots with good ankle support, plus walking socks which will wick away moisture (we like Thorlos hiking socks – they’re especially designed to keep your feet dry and comfortable when trekking in hotter climes).Clothing Tips for Women
- A few well chosen pieces of costume jewelry will transform any outfit.
- And a pashmina is a versatile piece that will dress up any outfit too.
- If you’re going to visit any religious sites, use your pashmina again to cover your shoulders and bare legs.
Clothing Tips for Men
- If you’re looking for versatile and stylish beachwear, try the Madda Fella range of shirts, shorts, polos and swimwear.
Community photos from the Canary Islands
Pack for the Weather
- From November through December, January February and March it can be cool and wet so pack a lightweight raincoat and travel umbrella.
- And the winter months can be cold in the evenings, so take a jacket or sweater to put round you.
- We love the Weather+ app – it gives an accurate 6 day forecast for day and night, which when you’re planning from home is really helpful. You can keep all the places you’ve been to too – a nice way to remember your trip 🙂 Download for iPad/iPhone or Android
Travel essentials for the Canary Islands
- If you’re out walking all day, a light day sack is handy to carry all your essentials.
- If you tend to buy bottled water, consider carrying a LifeStraw Filtration Water Bottle – fill up from any source and get clean, safe drinking water without wasting plastic bottles.
- To use electrical gadgets you may need a travel adapter plug, and also a step down voltage converter if your devices are not designed for European voltage (230V).
- If you’re aiming to travel with just carry-on baggage, try the CabinMax soft-sided rucksack – it’s light, roomy and has plenty of pockets to keep your stuff organized.
- Avoid paying unexpected baggage fees – use an accurate luggage scale to ensure you keep within the weight allowance. Don’t forget to leave room for souvenirs on the way home! Local pottery and rum are good Canarian buys, but remember you’ll need to pack the latter in checked-in luggage unless you buy at the airport duty-free.
Where to go to the sea in winter
There are many regions where the climate is warm even in winter, and more and more travelers are discovering the best warm destinations, preferring sunny sandy beaches to cold. In winter, such destinations are attracted not only by the tropical climate, but also by the cultural environment. Holidays in winter are inexpensive on the sea, and the calmness of the low season allows you to visit beautiful places.
Features of winter recreation in countries with a warm climate
Winter holidays by the sea depend on various factors such as budget and the number of days available.
The winter season has many positive aspects. What are the best countries to spend holidays by the sea in winter, which are ideal for a beach holiday in the coldest months, especially from December to mid-March.
Countries beach holidays in winter:
- Maldives;
- Madeira and Azores;
- Canary Islands;
- Egypt;
- Cape Verde Islands
- United Arab Emirates;
- Malaysia
- Thailand;
- Sri Lanka
- Oman;
- Vietnam
- Zanzibar;
- Caribbean.
The great advantage of a winter holiday by the sea is the excellent prices, since most vacationers have long since returned home, and in winter you can really save money.
Winter holidays Maldives
0 coral islands, located in the Indian Ocean southwest of India, just beyond the equator. The islands form 26 rings called atolls. Only 200 islands are of interest to tourists, on which resorts are being built.
The best beaches in the Maldives
Maldives is the most popular place for winter holidays by the sea. Islands in the Indian Ocean offer a wonderful vacation: white sandy beaches, palm trees and turquoise ocean, colorful underwater world. During the period from January to March in this tropical country, the daily temperature is 30 ° C – the water is about 28 ° C.
Local resorts well suited for all kinds of water sports, Main destinations in the Maldives: Ari Atolls, North Male and South Male.
Madeira and the Azores
Madeira is the main island of the archipelago of the same name, located in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, in the southwest of Portugal, 500 km from the coast of Africa, opposite Morocco.
The island enjoys a mild climate all year round and, like the Canary Islands, is considered an island of “eternal spring”.
Azores
The island borders Africa and is therefore an ideal holiday destination all year round. The temperature here in winter is 20-22 °C.
The Portuguese islands of “eternal spring” will please you with their beautiful nature, which, due to the favorable climate, is beautiful even in winter. The mild climate and fabulous villages make Portugal’s archipelago a popular holiday destination. There you can watch the life of whales, take boat trips, climb beautiful volcanic hills and discover canyons, and engage in all water sports.
Canary Islands: Spain
An archipelago of seven large islands off the coast of Morocco. The climate of the islands is considered one of the best in the world. Holidays in the Canary Islands are ideal in winter, the temperature rarely drops below 20 ° C, and there is almost always sunshine.
Gran Canaria
The seven main islands (Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, La Gomena, La Palma and El Hierro) have different characteristics and are the perfect choice for a warm winter holiday. The Canary Islands in winter (October – March) are very attractive. The hottest islands are Tenerife and Gran Canaria, where you can swim in winter.
The beaches are always crowded with people.
Egypt
A country in North Africa with a subtropical climate and a diverse underwater world, this is one of the most famous and popular places.
Sea in Egypt in winter
For those who love the sea, holidays in Egypt in winter are one of the most popular destinations. It is colder in the north of the country near the Mediterranean Sea, but in the south, in the Hurghada region, from December to February, the temperature is a pleasant 23 ° C, and the water temperature is on average even higher, when you can even swim.
Pay attention! The main advantage of holidays in Egypt is the proximity to Europe, and the almost unparalleled underwater world, ideal for diving and snorkeling.
Cape Verde Islands
The islands west of the African coast are the perfect destination for a luxury getaway in an unusual location. The climate is tropical, temperatures vary little between seasons, ranging from 25°C to 30°C, there is little rainfall, and water temperatures are generally pleasant, averaging 24°C.
The coldest month of the year is December, with an average daytime temperature of rises to 23 ° C, and the water temperature here never drops below 20 ° C, and you can swim in the open ocean. Our winter coincides with the dry season, which is ideal for those who want to take a break from the European cold.
Cape Verde is an archipelago of islands of volcanic origin located 600 km off the west coast of Africa and is a popular beach destination.
Cape Verde
The archipelago is also ideal for various cruises. Sal Island is considered the sunniest, Brava Island is the most flourishing, Santiago Island is the greenest and most fertile. You can enjoy the sandy beach on the island of Boa Vista, and not far from it is the small island of Sal Rei.
United Arab Emirates
It is not very hot in the Emirates in winter, the climate is very pleasant – an excellent choice for a winter holiday. Dubai, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah and Abu Dhabi are some of the most popular holiday destinations for many travelers.
Dubai attracts tourists from all over the world, and you can come here in the winter at prices that you can only dream of in the summer. The sea temperature does not drop below 23°C even in December. Dubai is a city that really has it all: from historical sites to large shopping centers, from beautiful beaches to luxury hotels.
Holidays in the UAE
The country, where the richest and most powerful sheikhs live, is full of luxury and magnificence. It offers cultural diversity and modern architecture: artificial islands and famous hotels, led by the seven-star Golden Hotel.
Please note! This is a Muslim country, and although it is open to tourism, the mentality of the locals is very different from ours.
Malaysia
This destination can be visited all year round. An unforgettable trip combines the charm of modern metropolises such as Kuala Lumpur with untouched nature and crystal clear seas.
Malaysia
In winter, to enjoy the warmth and sun, you need to choose the west coast, in particular, the islands of Langkawi and Pangkor, which are ideal for sea lovers.
Thailand
Wonderful country with beautiful islands and beautiful sea. The climate is tropical everywhere, and Thailand is warm all year round. This is one of the few destinations where the country offers a choice: the Andaman Sea, the Indian Ocean and the Gulf of Thailand. Thailand has a tropical climate, which means that it is warm all year round, but you need to choose the right region so as not to spend your vacation under an umbrella. Southern Thailand: Krabi, Phuket, Koh Samui, Koh Lipe, Khao Lak, Koh Phi Phi is characterized by a dry season from December to April.
The best resorts on the Andaman Sea
The south of the country and the coast washed by the Andaman Sea, from December to March, with a dry season and an ideal climate. Warm, not too humid, the water is calm and crystal clear, perfect for relaxing. The air temperature in December is about 28°C, in some areas even more. The water warms up to a pleasant 26°C.
Another popular tourist destination is the capital Bangkok where you can visit the famous market or the royal palace.
Thailand is a Buddhist country, and thanks to this, you can admire a large number of Buddhist temples.
Sri Lanka
The island nation of Sri Lanka is located off the coast of India in the Indian Ocean. It is also included in the list of winter holidays at sea, and it is better to go from December to April. It’s not only magical temples and unforgettable rituals – it’s also endless beaches and lots of sun. A coastline with miles of beaches with waves, conducive to surfing. An ideal place for both sea lovers and those who want to admire its vast historical and cultural heritage.
Sri Lanka
Inland, countless national parks can be visited.
Vietnam
Winter is a good time to visit Vietnam if you choose the right region. Vietnam is a very big country. In the north, during this period, the climate is rather cold with an average temperature below 20 ° C. It is advisable to choose the south of the country for relaxing by the sea and beaches. The temperature there is high, and the rains are rare, because during this period the dry season.
Recommended Sea Areas: Beautiful Phu Quoc Island and Con Dao Archipelago.
Oman
In recent years, Oman has become a leading holiday destination. It is one of the safest Arab countries in the world and has a lot to offer. Winter in Oman is very pleasant, and in the west of the country around the city of Salalah, temperatures range between 25-28 ° C, and slightly less in the east.
In Oman, you can explore cities, old fortresses, villages nestled in beautiful natural scenery, or go to Oman’s white sand beaches in the Salalah area.
Muscat is the largest city in Oman. Nature lovers will love the Wadi Shab area, which has a beautiful natural canyon, and the Wahiba Sands desert with impressive dunes.
Muscat – the capital of Oman
Kenya
A popular destination for those who need eternal summer. An ideal place on the equator, where summer is all year round. Kenya has a coastline of 400 km. Beaches follow each other from the border with Somalia to the border with Tanzania.
It has a very pleasant climate with temperatures ranging from 20 to 30 degrees throughout the year.
There are two rainy seasons: in spring, more abundant, from March to June, and in autumn, from October to December. But these are almost always short showers.
Zanzibar
Another place not to be missed for a warm winter holiday is Zanzibar. A beautiful island in Tanzania, with warm temperatures throughout the year that never drop below 20°C. The best time to visit Zanzibar is from December to February. The dry season of these months guarantees high temperatures and almost no rainfall. From December to mid-March, the days are especially hot, the water temperature is high, averaging 29°C and there is practically no rain.
Interesting! The ebb and flow of the tides is a feature of Zanzibar, a phenomenon that is fascinating, but can be annoying for those who want to enjoy swimming in the sea. Therefore, it is important to choose the right area for living on the island.
Caribbean Sea: winter holidays
The Caribbean is white beaches, palm trees, clear water. Dominican Republic, Cuba, Bahamas, Jamaica, Mexico and other islands of the vast Caribbean archipelago.
Caribbean
From June to November in the Caribbean there are hurricanes and rain. However, it is warm all year round. In December, January and February, the average air temperature is 29°C and the water is 27°C. The period from December to mid-April is ideal for visiting the Caribbean. It corresponds to the dry season, characterized by pleasant temperatures and occasional rainfall. However, it must be taken into account that the Caribbean region is very large, so it is important to evaluate the destination and its location.
Dominican Republic is a Caribbean island nation located in the eastern part of the island of Hispaniola. The beautiful and peculiar nature of the tropical island is replete with a large number of plant and animal species that cannot be seen anywhere else in the world.
All resorts are well equipped for water sports. The most popular are Boca Chica near the capital Porto Domingo or Bavaro,
Cuba. The island is rightly called the pearl of the Caribbean. There are long kilometers of beaches, unique island flora and fauna and beautiful coral reefs. Tourist and cultural life is concentrated mainly in the capital Havana.
The Bahamas. Like the rest of the Caribbean, the Bahamas has a tropical climate. Sea water is warm all year round, with temperatures ranging from 24°C to 29°C, warmer in southern waters. Moderated by the trade winds, the climate of the archipelago varies slightly between the northernmost and southernmost islands. The best time to travel to the Bahamas is from mid-November to April. Between August and October, cyclones and tropical hurricanes can hit the islands, affecting the Caribbean region.
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Spring is almost the best time to travel to the largest island in the Mediterranean, as summers are very hot and dry. But in March and April in Sicily, you can fully admire the green landscapes of fields and plantations with fragrant wild flowers bursting with bright colors. Since the weather on the island is already warm at the beginning of spring and the air begins to warm up more and more, you can spend a sufficient amount of time breathing in the fresh aroma of spring.
On sunny and already warm days of March-April, you can visit former Phoenician sites, Roman amphitheaters, Greek temples, Norman castles and Aragonese churches. Or you can combine sightseeing holidays with participation in the main Sicilian holidays. So, for example, in March, the feast of St. Giuseppe, the protector of the poor, is celebrated throughout Sicily. For the festival, which is celebrated on a grand scale for a whole week, altars are built everywhere, decorating them with biblical symbols and figures baked from dough. In April, Sicily invites all tourists to its numerous gastronomic festivals, where you can always not only taste real Sicilian dishes, but also learn how to cook them (for example, the cheese festival “Sagra della ricotta e del formaggio” or the feast of cannoli, the most famous Sicilian sweet in the world).
The average air temperature in March-April is +16 and above.
It is not for nothing that the Canary Islands are called an earthly paradise and a place of eternal spring, where there is almost no rain or bad weather. The mild climate, verdant valleys, picturesque beaches and bizarre cliffs have made the Canary Islands a special place that everyone dreams of visiting. Especially when the house is dull, rainy and summer is still very far away.
In March-April, the Canary Islands are already full of flowers, birds are chirping and the sun is shining brightly. And at the same time, it is calm, comfortable and convenient there. In any city, at hotels or in tourist centers, you can find a wide variety of excursion offers – from trips on catamarans to dolphins to tours to the top of Teide or the fantastic Loro Park – one of the most significant and visited zoos located on the island. In addition, all kinds of festivals, holidays and carnivals are constantly held in the Canaries.
The average air temperature in March-April is +22 and above.
Spring Cyprus looks like a fairyland. It was during this period that he can easily dispel the myth about himself as a place of exclusively beach recreation. There is no sweltering heat here yet, so you can easily ride a bike along the coast, seeing the sights and surroundings and, at the same time, sunbathe and enjoy the scent of blooming jasmine and lemon.
In your spare time you can get to the Akamas peninsula in the northwest of Cyprus. There is a protected area known for its sandy bays, crystal clear waters and pine forests. True, you can travel around Akamas either on foot or only in jeeps, since the road is unpaved, with steep ascents and descents. It is here that you can see fantastic landscapes, go hiking and literally bathe in the scent of meadow flowers and trees.
Besides, I travel around Cyprus in the spring, so don’t forget about rural tourism. A few years ago, the government of the country began to actively finance the development of villages, and now it is incredibly interesting here: you can learn how baskets are weaved in Ine, taste all types of Turkish delight in Geroskipou, learn how cheeses and wine are made, and try bread only from the oven in the village of Omodos .
The average air temperature in March-April is +20 and above.
Spring is the best time to travel to Dubai. With the beginning of March, the first hot days begin in Dubai, which cannot but rejoice tourists who come to rest. Of course, the April heat during this period of the year is still far away, but lovers of the bright sun and warm sea can start packing their bags.
But if you still think that there is nothing to do in Dubai except shopping and sunbathing, then numerous festivals, sports events and fairs will debunk this myth. As an example, we can mention the culinary festival “Taste of Dubai”, which is attended by chefs from the best restaurants in the city. In turn, art lovers will certainly be pleased with the ART Dubai fair, which presents the works of artists, photographers, musicians and collectors. Therefore, you will definitely have something to do, in addition to a beach holiday and shopping.
The average air temperature in March-April is +20 and above.
In March-April, the largest Greek island blossoms and literally smells of aromas of herbs and flowering trees. You will not regret if you spend 2-5 days exploring the entire island, visiting all of its most famous places and sights.
You can rent a car immediately upon arrival, and then head east, drive along the south coast, climb into mountain villages, see the ancient monastery of Tolpu, built by the Venetians in the 14th century, where the monks still produce olive oil, wine and drink – rakia. One of the longest excursions of such a trip can be a hike through the Samaria Gorge – the largest canyon in Europe. In addition to all this, you can touch the most ancient tree on earth (according to the Greeks) – the Ano Vouves olive, which is already more than 3,000 years old, and see the incredibly beautiful Balos Bay – a huge shallow with clear water and fine sand.
The average air temperature in March-April is +17 and above.
Spring time in Bulgaria is always beautiful. At this time, the drops have already resounded, the air is filled with the aromas of forest flowers. At the same time, the streets of cities and resort villages are getting lively, cafes and bars that were closed for the winter period are opening. Of course, having visited Bulgaria in early spring, you should not count on a beach holiday, but this does not mean that there is nothing more to do here. What is worth just traveling through the hills of the Balkan Mountains, enjoying the parks and reserves, which are very numerous in this area. Ornithological excursions are especially popular at this time of the year, because about 400 species of birds live on the territory of the republic, and you will not find them in any other part of Europe. Therefore, do not forget to bring your camera or camcorder if you plan to visit Bulgaria in March-April.
In addition, if you are going to travel to Bulgaria in spring, you can have a great rest in the well-known spas, where not only relaxation procedures are offered, but also medical ones, as well as balneotherapy courses. For this, ideal conditions have been created in Bulgaria by nature, since there are 250 hydrothermal springs on the territory of the state, with the help of which millions of tourists prevent diseases such as heart, respiratory, nervous, musculoskeletal disorders.
The average air temperature in March-April is +15 and above.
The Côte d’Azur is beautiful at any time of the year, but in spring, when gardens bloom, this romantic place has a special energy. Here, while the Mediterranean heat has not yet begun to put pressure on tourists, it is worth going at this time. Enjoy the empty restaurant terraces, eat oysters, drink coffee with croissants and breathe in the salty sea air.
Once here, you should definitely visit the village of Grasse, where there are 5 large and more than 40 small perfume factories, where you can even create your own fragrance. Climb into the village of Gourdon, which is included in the list of the most beautiful in France, and the Grimaldi castle, in which Pablo Picasso himself worked for six months, who donated his sketches and about two dozen works in gratitude to Antibes. And also visit the fabulous village of Eze, where Friedrich Nietzsche liked to walk and Walt Disney enjoyed relaxing.
The average air temperature in March-April is +15+17.
One of the smallest and most enchanting islands in the Mediterranean, spring is so transformed that the riot of spring colors can wake up even the most unimpressive observer. It is too early to open the swimming season in these waters, but you can immerse yourself in the study of local attractions and admire the history of the Knights of the Order of Malta. For example, it is worth visiting the Cathedral of St. John with a marble floor made from the tombstones of the knights themselves, walking along the walls and fortifications of Valletta, the most powerful and well-preserved sea fortress in the world, going to the Ta-Pinu Basilica, where pilgrims come with prayers for healing, or take a walk along narrow streets of medieval Mdina – the first capital of Malta.
In addition, spring is a great time to sit by the sea and admire the Azure Window, an impressive 28 meters high limestone cliff, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You can ride on multi-colored big-eyed “luzzu” boats, sit out your pants in the fish restaurants of the small village of Marsaxlokk, or take part in the famous Mediterranean cuisine festival, which takes place annually in Malta in March.
The average temperature in March-April is +15+17 and above.
Madeira is often referred to as the “Pearl of the Atlantic”. This small island, located 1000 km southwest of the capital of Portugal, is always proud of its amazing climate and fantastically beautiful nature.
If you set out to visit this wonderful island in the spring, then you will certainly be pleased with the prices for accommodation and excursions, which will be much lower than in the summer. In addition, spring on this green island is a continuous series of holidays, so you can become not only their witnesses, but even participants.
Numerous excursion programs in spring usually include a visit to the Botanical Garden of Funchal, walks along the ancient streets, “forced marches” to authentic villages, hiking along irrigation canals (levadas) laid between centuries-old forests, climbing to the crater of a volcano and much more.
Palma de mallorca weather in march: Palma de Mallorca Airport March Weather, Average Temperature (Spain)
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Best time to visit Palma de Mallorca
Off the coast of Spain, the lovely Balearic island of Mallorca may be found. Tourists from all over the world frequently visit its city, Palma de Mallorca. What time of year is ideal for travel? The advantages and disadvantages of visiting Palma de Mallorca at various periods of the year are listed below.
Spring (March-May)
Average springtime temperatures range from 18 to 22 degrees Celsius. However, this time of year may be rather windy. Spring is a terrific season to visit Palma de Mallorca if you don’t mind a little wind, since the crowds aren’t too awful and accommodation rates are affordable.
Summer (June-August)
With typical summertime temperatures between 25 and 29 degrees Celsius, the weather is predictably ideal. However, this is also Palma de Mallorca’s biggest travel season of the year. Summer is for you if you don’t mind large crowds and expensive hotels. Just be sure to reserve your lodging much in advance.
Fall (September-November)
Even if the weather begins to cool off in the fall, Palma de Mallorca’s typical temperatures are still a comfortable 18 to 26 degrees Celsius. Since this is one of the slower travel seasons, you may take advantage of all that Palma has to offer without encountering excessive crowds. Additionally, prices are more fair now.
Winter (December-February)
Palma de Mallorca’s down season is unquestionably the winter. A chilling 15 degrees Celsius is the usual low temperature, and many companies lock their doors for the winter. However, if you don’t mind going outside in the cold, you may benefit from the lowest hotel rates of the year.
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In the table below you can quickly find the average weather per month in Palma de Mallorca, the monthly temperatures or the highest rainfall. Our average monthly climate data is based on data from the past 30 years.
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Climate Palma de Mallorca
Palma de Mallorca has a mediterranean climate. The summers are warm and dry, and the temperature is cold in the winter. The average annual temperature for Palma de Mallorca is 20° degrees and there is about 180 mm of rain in a year. It is dry for 254 days a year with an average humidity of 71% and an UV-index of 5.
Climate Palma de Mallorca by month
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | |
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Day temp. (°C) |
14 | 14 | 15 | 18 | 21 | 25 | 28 | 29 | 26 | 23 | 18 | 15 |
| Night temp. (°C) | 11 | 10 | 11 | 13 | 16 | 20 | 23 | 24 | 22 | 19 | 15 | 12 |
| Water temp. (°C) | 14 | 13 | 14 | 16 | 19 | 24 | 27 | 27 | 27 | 23 | 18 | 17 |
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | |
| Precipitation (mm) | 17 | 17 | 11 | 12 | 7 | 10 | 4 | 8 | 22 | 22 | 31 | 17 |
| Days with rain | 10 | 9 | 8 | 8 | 6 | 4 | 3 | 4 | 7 | 9 | 10 | 8 |
| Dry days | 21 | 19 | 23 | 22 | 25 | 26 | 28 | 27 | 23 | 22 | 20 | 23 |
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | |
| Sun hours per day | 6 | 8 | 8 | 9 | 11 | 12 | 12 | 10 | 9 | 8 | 6 | 6 |
| Wind force (Bft) | 3 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 3 |
| UV-index | 4 | 4 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 6 | 7 | 7 | 6 | 5 | 4 | 4 |
Palma de Mallorca weather by month
What is the average Palma de Mallorca weather like in a given month? Let’s find out! Click on a month to check all the monthly averages for sunshine, temperature highs and lows, percentage chance of rain per day, snowfall accumulation and number of rainy days.
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Palma de Mallorca weather
The weather for Palma de Mallorca over the next 14 days will be 16°C till 19° with a few days chance of light rain showers or even quite a bit of rain. The water temperature will be 13°C.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Palma de Mallorca?
Palma de Mallorca is located in Majorca. It lies in a straight line 11,247 km from Manila.
The coordinates of Palma de Mallorca are:
- Latitude: 39.5696005
- Longitude: 2.6501603
The GPS coordinates are 39° 34′ N, 2° 39′ E
How long is the flight to Palma de Mallorca?
The flight time from Manila International Airport to Palma de Mallorca is approximately 14 h. 10 min.
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What are the nearest airports to Palma de Mallorca?
These are the airports closests to Palma de Mallorca:
- Palma De Mallorca Airport (PMI) – 8 km in Palma de Mallorca
How many inhabitants does Palma de Mallorca have?
Palma de Mallorca has 402,949 inhabitants.
What is the currency of Palma de Mallorca?
In Palma de Mallorca, the Euro (EUR) is used for payment.
Exchange rates on 13 December 2022
- 1 Philippine piso = 0.017 Euro
- 1 Euro = 57.35 Philippine piso
- 100 Philippine piso = 1.74 Euro
- 100 Euro = 5,734.54 Philippine piso
What is the area code of Palma de Mallorca?
The area code to call Palma de Mallorca is +34.
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| September | 28℃ | 18℃ | 8 | 3 | 24℃ | |
| October | 24℃ | 14℃ | 7 | 4 | 21℃ | |
| November | 20℃ | 10℃ | 6 | 5 | 18℃ | |
| December | 17℃ | 7℃ | 5 | 5 | 16℃ |
The weather in Alicante
Here you will find the weather forecast for Alicante.
View the current weather in Alicante and the forecast for the coming days, such as the temperatures, the chance of precipitation, the wind direction and the wind strength. With these weather data you can see what kind of weather you can expect in Alicante. Based on the climate statistics, we describe the weather per month in Alicante. This is not a long-term forecast, but gives the average weather forecast for all months of the year. Do you want to see the detailed weather forecast for Alicante? On the page with extra weather information we show the chance of snow, the wind chill, visibility, UV strength, air pressure and more good weather information.
An average weather picture per month can be compiled on the basis of long-term climate statistics, certain weather patterns and specific events.
January weather
In January, the average maximum temperature in Alicante is around 16 degrees Celsius. The average minimum temperature in January is 6 degrees. The number of hours that the sun is visible in January at this destination is around 6 hours per day.
Within the whole month there is precipitation for about 5 days. If you look at the long-term averages, this means little precipitation in this month.
February weather
In the month of February, the average maximum temperature in Alicante is around 17 degrees Celsius. The average minimum temperature in February is 7 degrees. The number of hours that the sun is visible in February at this destination is around 6 hours per day. Within the whole month there is precipitation for about 4 days. If you look at the long-term averages, this means little precipitation in this month.
March weather
In the month of March, the average maximum temperature in Alicante is around 19 degrees Celsius. The average minimum temperature in March is 8 degrees. The number of hours that the sun is visible in March at this destination is around 7 hours per day. Within the whole month there is precipitation for about 4 days. If you look at the long-term averages, this means little precipitation in this month.
The weather in April
In the month of April, the average maximum temperature in Alicante is around 20 degrees Celsius. The average minimum temperature in April is 10 degrees. The number of hours that the sun is visible in April at this destination is around 8 hours per day. Within the whole month there is precipitation for about 5 days. If you look at the long-term averages, this means that there will not be much precipitation this month.
May weather
In the month of May, the average maximum temperature in Alicante is around 23 degrees Celsius. The average minimum temperature in May is 13 degrees. The number of hours that the sun is visible in May in this destination is around 9 hours per day. Within the whole month there is precipitation for about 4 days. If you look at the long-term averages, this means little precipitation in this month.
The weather in June
In the month of June, the average maximum temperature in Alicante is around 27 degrees Celsius.
The average minimum temperature in June is 16 degrees. The number of hours that the sun is visible in June at this destination is around 10 hours per day. Within the whole month there is precipitation for about 3 days. If you look at the long-term averages, this means little precipitation in this month.
The weather in July
In the month of July, the average maximum temperature in Alicante is around 30 degrees Celsius. The average minimum temperature in July is 19 degrees. The number of hours that the sun is visible in July at this destination is around 11 hours per day. Within the whole month there is precipitation for about 1 day. If you look at the long-term averages, this means little precipitation in this month.
The weather in August
In the month of August, the average maximum temperature in Alicante is around 31 degrees Celsius. The average minimum temperature in August is 20 degrees. The number of hours that the sun is visible in August in this destination is around 10 hours per day.
Within the whole month there is precipitation for about 1 day. If you look at the long-term averages, this means little precipitation in this month.
The weather in September
In the month of September, the average maximum temperature in Alicante is around 28 degrees Celsius. The average minimum temperature in September is 18 degrees. The number of hours that the sun is visible in September in this destination is around 8 hours per day. Within the whole month there is precipitation for about 3 days. If you look at the long-term averages, this means that there will not be much precipitation this month.
The weather in October
In October, the average maximum temperature in Alicante is around 24 degrees Celsius. The average minimum temperature in October is 14 degrees. The number of hours that the sun is visible in October at this destination is around 7 hours per day. Within the whole month there is precipitation for about 4 days. If you look at the long-term averages, this ensures a reasonable amount of precipitation during this month.
The weather in November
In November, the average maximum temperature in Alicante is around 20 degrees Celsius. The average minimum temperature in November is 10 degrees. The number of hours that the sun is visible in November at this destination is around 6 hours per day. Within the whole month there is precipitation for about 5 days. If you look at the long-term averages, this means that there will not be much precipitation this month.
December weather
In the month of December, the average maximum temperature in Alicante is around 17 degrees Celsius. The average minimum temperature in December is 7 degrees. The number of hours that the sun is visible in December at this destination is around 5 hours per day. Within the whole month there is precipitation for about 5 days. If you look at the long-term averages, this means that there will not be much precipitation this month.
Benissa climate – Weather Forecast
The climate in Benissa in Spain.
Due to the exquisite weather of this city, Benissa is one of Spain’s most admired tourist destinations with 325 sunny days a year. Everything you need to know about weather, climate, temperature, precipitation, hours of sunshine and much more in Benissa.
Benissa is located on the Costa Blanca coast and has a favorable climate with more than 2800 hours of sunshine per year and an average annual temperature of 20 ° C. Due to this cities exquisite weather, Benissa is one of Spain’s most admired tourist destinations for travelers with 325 days of sunshine a year. . Many tourists also choose to settle in Benissa due to excellent conditions all year round. The climate in Benissa is one of the mildest on the Costa Blanca due to its position surrounded by mountains that protect the city from the strong north wind. The temperature varies from a low level of about 6 ° C in winter to altitudes up to 40 ° C in the summer months
Calpe and many areas on the Costa Blanca in the province of Alicante are considered by the World Health Organization to be one of the healthiest places in the world to live, and a pleasant place to spend time for those suffering from a variety of ailments, such as arthritis.
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The seasons in Benissa
- Spring is normally from March to May
- Summer is usually from June to August
- The autumn is usually from September to November
- The winter is usually from December to February
Summer temperatures in Benissa
The summer weather in Benissa is characteristically hot with very little or no rainfall at all. The summer climate in Benissa will vary mostly between 25 ° C to 35 ° C during the day, and will largely not fall below 21 ° C during the onset of darkness. Due to Benissas low humidity, you will not feel that the temperature is as high as it really is. The summer months are guaranteed warm and with around 10 hours of sun per day, and the temperature can reach as high as 40 ° C in July and August. Many of the locals and tourists choose to stay indoors during the afternoon, when the sun is at its strongest.
Autumn temperatures in Benissa
For those who want a milder climate, autumn is an ideal time to visit Benissa, as the average temperature is 25 ° C and the region still gets seven to nine hours of sun today.
Spring temperatures in Benissa
In the spring, the temperature is a little lower, from 21 ° C to 24 ° C, and it is during this period that Benissa can sometimes get some precipitation – usually between March and May, the average rainfall is 135mm.
Winter temperatures in Benissa
The winter in Benissa is of course very mild compared to Northern Europe. Most winter days in Benissa are clear and sunny, but temperatures can vary considerably. One day the climate may be 20 ° C, and it is suitable for shorts and a t-shirt, while the next day the temperature may drop to a cool 6 ° C. November is the wettest month, but a typical winter in Benissa does not have much rain . The exception is when Benissa experiences a ‘Gota Fria’ – this happens when the climate drops dramatically leading to extensive rainfall and flooding. Gota Fria also produces big waves and high tides that will often ruin Benissa’s beautiful beaches.
July is the warmest month in Benissa with an average temperature of 25 ° C (77 ° F) and the coldest is January at 11 ° C (52 ° F) with daily sunshine of 12 in July.
The wettest month is September with an average of 77.5mm of rain. The best month to swim in the ocean is in August, when the average sea temperature is 26 ° C (79 ° F).
Benissa climate January
Climate and weather for Benissa in Spain in January. Glossary for the overview of climate in Benissa can be found at the bottom on this page.
Climate data and weather in Benissa in January
Minimum temperature: 6 degrees
Maximum temperature: 16 degrees
Water temperature: 15 degrees
Sun hours: 6 hours
Probability of rain: 17 percent
Humidity: 70 percent
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Benissa climate February
Climate and weather for Benissa in Spain in February. Glossary for the overview of climate in Benissa can be found at the bottom on this page.
Climate data and weather in Benissa in February
Minimum temperature: 7 degrees
Maximum temperature: 17 degrees
Water temperature: 14 degrees
Sun hours: 6 hours
Probability of rain: 19 percent
Humidity: 69 percent
Benissa climate March
Climate and weather for Benissa in Spain in the month of March. Glossary for the overview of climate in Benissa can be found at the bottom on this page.
Climate data and weather in Benissa in March
Minimum temperature: 9 degrees
Maximum temperature: 20 degrees
Water temperature: 15 degrees
Sun hours: 7 hours
Probability of rain: 14 percent
Humidity: 67 percent
Benissa climate April
Climate and weather for Benissa in Spain in April. Glossary for the overview of climate in Benissa can be found at the bottom on this page.
Climate data and weather in Benissa in April
Minimum temperature: 11 degrees
Maximum temperature: 21 degrees
Water temperature: 16 degrees
Sun hours: 8 hours
Probability of rain: 20 percent
Humidity: 62 percent
Benissa climate May
Climate and weather for Benissa in Spain in May.
Glossary for the overview of climate in Benissa can be found at the bottom on this page.
Climate data and weather in Benissa in May
Minimum temperature: 14 degrees
Maximum temperature: 24 degrees
Water temperature: 18 degrees
Sun hours: 9 hours
Probability of rain: 19 percent
Humidity: 69 percent
Benissa climate June
Climate and weather for Benissa in Spain in June. Glossary for the overview of climate in Benissa can be found at the bottom on this page.
Climate data and weather in Benissa in June
Minimum temperature: 18 degrees
Maximum temperature: 28 degrees
Water temperature: 22 degrees
Sun hours: 10 hours
Probability of rain: 8 percent
Humidity: 68 percent
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Benissa climate July
Climate and weather for Benissa in Spain in July. Glossary for the overview of climate in Benissa can be found at the bottom on this page.
Climate data and weather in Benissa in July
Minimum temperature: 21 degrees
Maximum temperature: 30 degrees
Water temperature: 24 degrees
Sun hours: 11 hours
Probability of rain: 4 percent
Humidity: 68 percent
Benissa climate August
Climate and weather for Benissa in Spain in the month of August.
Glossary for the overview of climate in Benissa can be found at the bottom on this page.
Climate data and weather in Benissa in August
Minimum temperature: 21 degrees
Maximum temperature: 31 degrees
Water temperature: 26 degrees
Sun hours: 10 hours
Probability of rain: 8 percent
Humidity: 69 percent
Benissa climate September
Climate and weather for Benissa in Spain in September. Glossary for the overview of climate in Benissa can be found at the bottom on this page.
Climate data and weather in Benissa in September
Minimum temperature: 19 degrees
Maximum temperature: 28 degrees
Water temperature: 25 degrees
Sun hours: 8 hours
Probability of rain: 16 percent
Humidity: 70 percent
Benissa climate October
Climate and weather for Benissa in Spain in October. Glossary for the overview of climate in Benissa can be found at the bottom on this page.
Climate data and weather in Benissa in October
Minimum temperature: 16 degrees
Maximum temperature: 24 degrees
Water temperature: 23 degrees
Sun hours: 6 hours
Probability of rain: 16 percent
Humidity: 70 percent
Benissa climate November
Climate and weather for Benissa in Spain in November.
Glossary for the overview of climate in Benissa can be found at the bottom on this page.
Climate data and weather in Benissa in November
Minimum temperature: 10 degrees
Maximum temperature: 19 degrees
Water temperature: 20 degrees
Sun hours: 6 hours
Probability of rain: 27 percent
Humidity: 65 percent
Benissa climate December
Climate and weather for Benissa in Spain in December. Glossary for the overview of climate in Benissa can be found at the bottom on this page.
Climate data and weather in Benissa in December
Minimum temperature: 8 degrees
Maximum temperature: 17 degrees
Water temperature: 16 degrees
Sun hours: 5 hours
Probability of rain: 20 percent
Humidity: 67 percent
Glossary for climate data Benissa
Minimum Temperature = Average lowest temperature in the years 2003-2012. The temperature can sometimes be higher or lower.
Maximum temperature = Average maximum temperature of the years 2003-2012.
The temperature can sometimes be higher or lower.
Water Temperature = Average water temperature in recent years. The temperature can sometimes be below or above this value. On shallow beaches, the temperature will be higher this summer.
Sun hours = Average number of sun hours per day.
Probability of rain = The average daily probability of rain.
Humidity = Average humidity. Depending on the actual wind and sun amount, the value may be higher or lower.
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The Weather in La Costa Blanca
La Costa Blanca is classified as enjoying a Mediterranean climate, with warm weather all year round and mild winters.
The Mediterranean coast is the number one tourist destination in the world in terms numbers of holidaymakers each year. The climate is the big advantage of this natural environment classified as enjoying a Mediterranean Climate.
From a tourist and residential point of view, the Mediterranean climate, also referred to as Warm Climate with Dry Summers, offers added advantages over Humid Tropical and Subtropical climates.
The total amount of rainfall is far less, with more sunny days for enjoying the beaches and outdoor sports. The months with less rain coincide with the summer months. Fine weather is far more prevalent in Mediterranean areas, particularly in La Costa Blanca.
Alicante, in La Costa Blanca, enjoys a Mediterranean climate. The altitude, orography, distance to the sea and orientation are decisive factors in defining this climate, which allows us to enjoy warm weather all year round. The main centres of action are the polar front, which unloads masses of humid air, and the area of high pressure of the Azores, which dominate in summer.
The sea breeze marks a very regular rhythm from May to October. In this period, it has very moderate values, even calming down entirely at night in July and August.
La Costa Blanca enjoys exceptional weather with more than 2,800 hours of sun per year and an average annual temperature of approx. 18º C, making this microclimate perfect for all-year-round living, with winters that feel like spring or summer.
This climate is considered one of the healthiest by the World Health Organisation, WHO, in its reports on healthy towns, cities and communities.
Look at the weather predictions for the towns of La Costa Blanca ” Agencia Estatal de Meteorología “.
The following table provides detailed information on the weather in La Costa Blanca: relative humidity, days of rain and hours of sun, broken down by months, as well as the annual averages. Find out what the weather is like each month in La Costa Blanca.
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Algarve vs Costa del Sol (8 Proven Tips)
If you are in a situation to choose between Algarve and Costa del Sol, you are really lucky because there is no wrong option.
Both places are really good to visit and to live there.
They are the essence of Portugal and Spain, and in fact, it doesn’t matter whichever one of them you are going to choose.
However, Algarve and Costa del Sol are definitely not the same thing and you might like one of them much more than the other.
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Let’s make together the choice easier for you.
Weather in Algarve and Costa del Sol
Climate
The Spirit of Marbella by Nick Kenrick/Flickr
Since the Algarve and Costa del Sol are located very close to each other, and because both are located in the southern part of the Iberian Peninsula, they offer very similar types of climate.
Both places have a subtropical Mediterranean climate with long, hot and dry summers and short mild and rainy winters.
The temperatures over the year are nearly equal with the small difference of about 1 degree.
Temperatures
Costa del Sol Mijas by Nick Kenrick/Flickr
From January to December usually the average daytime temperature in Costa del Sol is approximately 1 degree higher than Algarve.
For example, the average temperature in January in Albufeira and Faro is 16 degrees compared to 17 degrees in Marbella and Malaga.
The same applies to the summer months when the average temperature during the day is 28 – 29 degrees in Algarve and 31 degrees in Marbella and Malaga.
The common between Algarve and Costa del Sol is that they both offer really warm and sunny weather 8-9 months per year and really pleasant winters.
Here are the average temperatures during the day in Algarve (Faro) and Costa del Sol (Malaga):
January – Algarve 16°C / Costa del Sol – 17°C
February – Algarve 17°C / Costa del Sol – 18°C
March -Algarve 19°C / Costa del Sol – 20°C
April – Algarve 21°C / Costa del Sol – 22°C
May – Algarve 23°C / Costa del Sol – 24°C
June – Algarve 27°C / Costa del Sol – 28°C
July – Algarve 29°C / Costa del Sol – 31°C
August – Algarve 29°C / Costa del Sol – 31°C
September – Algarve 27°C / Costa del Sol – 28°C
October – Algarve 23°C / Costa del Sol – 24°C
November – Algarve 20°C / Costa del Sol – 20°C
December – Algarve 17°C / Costa del Sol – 17°C
Rainfalls
Lagos cove beach by Gemma Louise Lowe/Flickr
There is a small difference between Algarve and Costa del Sol when it comes to the number of rainy day throughout the year.
With 90 rainy days per year on average, the weather in Algarve is a bit wetter.
At the same time, Malaga, which is the most important city on the coast of Andalusia, gets only 44 days with rainfalls.
The maximum amount of rain in Algarve falls in February, while in Malaga the wettest month is November.
Despite the bigger number of rainy days, the weather in Algarve and Costa del Sol gets nearly the same amount of rainfall – 534 mm per year in Costa del Sol (Malaga) and 508 mm in Algarve (Faro).
Sea temperature
The differences between the seawater temperature in Algarve and Costa del Sol is insignificant.
The seawater temperature along the coast of Algarve varies between 16°C in March and 23 – 24°C in August, and in Marbella it is respectively 15 – 16°C in February and 24°C in August.
Since the Mediterranean is less dependent of the ocean currents temperature, the water along the coast of Marbella could more easily become warmer or colder.
Beaches
Algarve Sandy beaches by PortoBay Hotels & Resorts/Flickr
Both Costa del Sol and Algarve are well-known for their incredible beaches.
Each one of these places has its own advantages.
For sure, they are really famous all across the globe, but which of these places is better, you have to decide for yourself.
– Costa del Sol
Costa del Sol is approximately 150 km long and stretches between Punta Chullera to the west and Maro to the east (just east of Nerja).
The coast is famous for its superb beaches, whose color varies between creamy white and beige with pale brownish nuances.
In some areas the beaches of Costa del Sol strongly remind these of California, especially the shore of Malibu.
However, the sea surface along Costa del Sol is usually much more calm and quiet, at least during the summer season.
– Algarve
The coast of Algarve is nearly 155 km long or approximately 5 km longer than Costa del Sol.
It stretches between Cape Saint Vincent to the west and the Spanish border to the east.
The coast of Algarve is considered the most picturesque in Southern Europe.
It is very steep, with vertical yellow, red and orange coastal cliffs.
The beaches are just wonderful and are for sure among the most beautiful in Europe.
They offer very gentle golden sands. Some of them are very small and secluded, while others are kilometres long.
Algarve or Costa del Sol is more expensive
Praia da Marinha Algarve by Ricard12
If you are searching for a cheaper place to live or to spend your holiday, you should probably consider Costa de la Luz instead of Algarve or Costa del Sol.
However, even if relatively expensive, they both offer plenty of places to buy a cheap apartment or even a house as well as to spend an affordable vacation.
Normally, Costa del Sol is more expensive than Algarve BUT don’t forget that some towns on the southern coast of Portugal could be still much more expensive.
It all depends on where you are and what part of the year it is.
The most expensive in the region of Algarve are considered the towns of Lagos and Albufeira while the top spot on the Costa del Sol belongs to Marbella.
Both places have their famous residents, including Cristiano Ronaldo in Algarve and Antonio Banderas in Costa del Sol.
Algarve or Costa del Sol is safer?
Albufeira Beach from above by Wiki/CC BY-SA 3.0
Both Algarve and Costa del Sol are very safe places to visit or to live in and are nearly identical in this respect.
Portugal, together with Malta, is the safest country in South Europe and one of the safest in the world.
The levels of crime are very low in both Algarve and Costa del Sol and are comparable (or in most cases lower) to every other tourist area in Europe, no matter if in France, Italy, Greece or other country.
However, there are some differences from one place to another depending on if you are in a bigger city like Malaga or in smaller towns like Marbella or Albufeira.
Algarve or Costa del Sol is more cosmopolitan?
Both places are really cosmopolitan and attract people from around the world.
The coast of the Algarve is a popular spot for visitors and settlers from the Netherlands and Scandinavia (Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Iceland and Finland).
However, Costa del Sol is considered the most international spot in Europe after London.
Because of the large number of settlers from UK, this part of Spain is often referred “the new London”.
It a popular destination for settlers and visitors from all 6 continents.
Which offers more exciting nightlife and which is more quiet and relaxing?
Mijas at sunset, Costa del Sol by Andrew Hurley/Flickr
Although some parts of Algarve, such as Albufeira, are popular party destinations, the southern coast of Portugal is generally much more quiet and relaxing place.
Here is much easier to find some privacy and secluded place just for yourself.
On the other side, Costa del Sol offers more entertainment options and is generally more hectic and noisy place with more exciting nightlife, which attracts a huge number of young visitors.
Which is more romantic?
Albufeira beach by najarich/Flickr
If you are searching for a romantic spot to spend your holiday with your significant other and can’t decide between Algarve and Costa del Sol, you should definitely consider the idea to spend some time in the South of Portugal. It is for sure more romantic for young but also for elderly couples.
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Costa del Sol Weather Guide | SunSearch Holidays
How Popular is the Costa del Sol as a Holiday Destination?
The Costa del Sol looks out onto the Mediterranean Sea and extends along more than 150 kilometres of coastline and amazing beaches. The region offers boating, golf courses, sports facilities, casinos, plus leisure and entertainment options.
Tourism is a major industry in the region and brought €11.5 billion to the region in 2015, with 10.6 million people visiting the Costa del Sol in the same year.
An Overview of the Costa del Sol Weather Forecast
Nothing says that you’re on your holidays like a trip to the Costa del Sol! Synonymous with sun, sea and sand; it is an extremely popular holiday destination for folks who want the option of doing everything, or doing nothing at all! Spain of course gets fantastic hot summers and has a very mild climate being so close to the Equator and the Costa del Sol is one of its sunnier coastal spots. (Hint: it’s in the name!)
However, no matter how well you have packed, how much you have planned and how organised you are; there is no controlling the weather. What you can do though is to look at the averages for each month as a guide to figure out when is the best time to go.
Quick Fire Questions and Answers
for the Costa del Sol Weather Averages
Question: What is the hottest month in the Costa del Sol?
Answer: August.
Question: What is the coldest month in the Costa del Sol?
Answer: January.
Question: What is the wettest month in the Costa del Sol?
Answer: November.
Question: What is the month with the least rainfall in the Costa del Sol?
Answer: July.
Question: What is the sunniest month in the Costa del Sol?
Answer: On average its 3 months, June, July and August.
Question: What is the best month for sea temperatures in the Costa del Sol?
Answer: Once again, it’s August!
So, if you’re looking for hot weather with lots of sunshine where you can go swimming in the sea without catching cold; then planning your holidays to the Costa del Sol in August is the best option.
The Temperature in Costa del Sol Compared to Other Regions
As a region, the Costa del Sol gets some of the hottest weather in Spain. When comparing the hottest month there (August) which gets an average temperature of 26°C or 79°F to other regions; it is the third hottest region in Spain.
For heat, it is beaten only by the further inland region of Andalusia (of which the Costa del Sol is part of) which gets an average temperature of 28°C or 82°F in August and its more easterly neighbour the Costa Blanca which gets an average temperature of 29°C or 84°F in August.
It is worth noting that the island of Ibiza in the Balearic Sea also averages the same temperature as the Costa del Sol in August for those looking for a Spanish island getaway.
Interestingly, the Algarve and Faro, two of the most popular southerly holiday destinations in neighbouring Portugal, get an average of 23°C or 73°F in August.
The Costa del Sol is that bit closer to the Equator which would account for this.
For up to date weather in real time for the Costa del Sol and many other areas in Spain, view this interactive map.
Your Month by Month Breakdown of
Costa del Sol Weather Averages
Costa del Sol Weather in January
Average Daily Temperature: 12°C or 54°F
Average Temperature Highs / Lows: 15°C Vs 6°C or 59°F Vs 43°F
Average Rainfall: 83mm per day & 13 days of the month
Average Daily Sunshine Hours: 5
Average Sea Temperature: 16°C or 61°F
Costa del Sol Weather in February
Average Daily Temperature: 13°C or 55°F
Average Temperature Highs Vs Lows: 16°C Vs 7°C or 61°F Vs 45°F
Average Daily Rainfall: 75mm per day & 13 days of the month
Average Daily Sunshine Hours: 6
Average Sea Temperature: 15°C or 59°F
Costa del Sol Weather in March
Average Daily Temperature: 14°C or 57°F
Average Temperature Highs Vs Lows: 18°C Vs 9°C or 64°F Vs 48°F
Average Daily Rainfall: 59mm per day & 12 days of the month
Average Daily Sunshine Hours: 7
Average Sea Temperature: 15°C or 59°F
Costa del Sol Weather in April
Average Daily Temperature: 16°C or 61°F
Average Temperature Highs Vs Lows: 21°C Vs 11°C or 70°F Vs 52°F
Average Daily Rainfall: 40mm per day & 11 days of the month
Average Daily Sunshine Hours: 7
Average Sea Temperature: 16°C or 61°F
Costa del Sol Weather in May
Average Daily Temperature: 19°C or 66°F
Average Temperature Highs Vs Lows: 23°C Vs 13°C or 73°F Vs 55°F
Average Daily Rainfall: 23mm per day & 8 days of the month
Average Daily Sunshine Hours: 9
Average Sea Temperature: 17°C or 63°F
Costa del Sol Weather in June
Average Daily Temperature: 22°C or 72°F
Average Temperature Highs Vs Lows: 27°C Vs 17°C or 81°F Vs 63°F
Average Daily Rainfall: 13mm per day & 5 days of the month
Average Daily Sunshine Hours: 11
Average Sea Temperature: 20°C or 68°F
Costa del Sol Weather in July
Average Daily Temperature: 25°C or 77°F
Average Temperature Highs Vs Lows: 29°C Vs 19°C or 84°F Vs 66°F
Average Daily Rainfall: 2mm per day & 2 days of the month
Average Daily Sunshine Hours: 11
Average Sea Temperature: 22°C or 72°F
Costa del Sol Weather in August
Average Daily Temperature: 26°C or 79°F
Average Temperature Highs Vs Lows: 29°C Vs 19°C or 84°F Vs 66°F (same as July)
Average Daily Rainfall: 5mm per day & 3 days of the month
Average Daily Sunshine Hours: 11
Average Sea Temperature: 23°C or 73°F
Costa del Sol Weather in September
Average Daily Temperature: 23°C or 73°F
Average Temperature Highs Vs Lows: 26°C Vs 17°C or 79°F Vs 63°F
Average Daily Rainfall: 15mm per day & 5 days of the month
Average Daily Sunshine Hours: 8
Average Sea Temperature: 22°C or 72°F
Costa del Sol Weather in October
Average Daily Temperature: 19°C or 66°F
Average Temperature Highs Vs Lows: 22°C Vs 14°C or 72°F Vs 57°F
Average Daily Rainfall: 57mm per day & 9 days of the month
Average Daily Sunshine Hours: 7
Average Sea Temperature: 20°C or 68°F
Costa del Sol Weather in November
Average Daily Temperature: 15°C or 59°F
Average Temperature Highs Vs Lows: 18°C Vs 10°C or 64°F Vs 50°F
Average Daily Rainfall: 115mm per day & 11 days of the month
Average Daily Sunshine Hours: 6
Average Sea Temperature: 18°C or 64°F
Costa del Sol Weather in December
Average Daily Temperature: 13°C or 55°F
Average Temperature Highs Vs Lows: 16°C Vs 8°C or 61°F Vs 46°F
Average Daily Rainfall: 98mm per day & 13 days of the month
Average Daily Sunshine Hours: 5
Average Sea Temperature: 16°C or 61°F
Packing Tips to Plan for the Costa del Sol Weather Forecast
Like any holiday, failing to plan is planning to fail! To get the most out of your trip to the Costa del Sol, think about how the weather could affect what you wear and what potions and lotions you need to bring with you while packing.
Clothing
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In the evenings there is generally a breeze around the coastal areas.
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It is best to pack a light jacket if you are staying out late, but not a heavy one.
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It is best to pack light in general and bring mix and match outfits for ease.
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The dress code is generally casual unless you are going to an upmarket restaurant in Marbella or Malaga.
Sunscreen
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The sun is very hot here as it is so close to the Equator.
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Ensure to pack a high factor sunscreen.
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Apply it frequently throughout the day as you will get burned without it.
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Remember to re-apply after swimming or water sports.
Jellyfish
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During the summer the beaches on the Costa del Sol can attract swarms of Jellyfish, especially during July and August.
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While the larger and more popular beaches have lifeguards on duty to assist, a trip to the pharmacy or hospital may be needed if stung.
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Keep an eye out for the flags that indicate their presence. Do not go into the water or walk barefoot on the shore if there are jellyfish on the beach.
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It is best to pack a little bottle of ammonia or vinegar diluted to 50% as a relief treatment if you get stung.
Mosquitos
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Be aware of the presence of the Tiger Mosquito, an Asian strain that has taken up residency in Malaga and the Costa del Sol in recent years.
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Only the female form bites and contrary to popular beliefs about mosquitos, this one has daytime activity. It is particularly active from 6am to 10am and 4pm to 10pm.
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Avoid packing perfumes with cinnamon, nutmeg and cloves.
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Pack a mosquito net for your bedroom if your accommodation provider is not providing one.
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Stay away from all stagnant water areas such as ponds, ornamental fountains and water tanks.
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Pregnant women, overweight people and those with blood group 0 are a higher risk and should check with their doctor for further advice.
Most of all, don’t forget that you’re on holidays, so as they say in Spanish; Felices Fiestas! (Happy Holidays!)
Costa Blanca Sea Temperature | Water Temperature in Costa Blanca, Spain
Looking to find out what the sea water temperature in Costa Blanca is for today and the next few days? Below are data and charts that will give you information about sea temperatures in Costa Blanca and nearby locations.
Water temperature in Costa Blanca right now
Below is the current sea temperature for Costa Blanca, Spain on 2nd October 2022.
24.8° C
(76.64° F)
- yesterday: 24.67° C (76.4° F)
- a week ago: 25.81° C (78.46° F)
Water at this temperature is very pleasant to swim in and if you tend to wear a wetsuit when swimming, you might consider removing it now to avoid the body overheating.
The average sea temperature for Costa Blanca on October 2nd over the last 10 years is 24.22° C (75.59° F), with a low temperature of 23.07° C (73.53° F) and a high of 25.01° C (77.02° F).
Analysis and forecast for Costa Blanca water temperatures
The water temperature in Costa Blanca today is higher than the average temperature of 24.22° C (75.59° F) and the temperature on this day last year, 2nd October 2021, was 24.72° C (76.5° F).
The chart and table below shows the change in water temperature in Costa Blanca over the last 30 days:
| Date | Temperature (Celsius) | Temperature (Fahrenheit) |
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| October 2 | 24. 8° C |
76.64° F |
| October 1 | 24.67° C | 76.4° F |
| September 30 | 24.56° C | 76.21° F |
| September 29 | 24.8° C | 76.64° F |
| September 28 | 24.97° C | 76.95° F |
| September 27 | 25.22° C | 77.4° F |
| September 26 | 25.46° C | 77.83° F |
| September 25 | 25.81° C | 78.46° F |
| September 24 | 25.82° C | 78.48° F |
| September 23 | 25.87° C | 78.57° F |
| September 22 | 26.1° C | 78.98° F |
| September 21 | 26.39° C | 79.5° F |
| September 20 | 26.56° C | 79.81° F |
| September 19 | 26.67° C | 80.01° F |
| September 18 | 27.09° C | 80.76° F |
| September 17 | 27.45° C | 81. 41° F |
| September 16 | 27.57° C | 81.63° F |
| September 15 | 27.36° C | 81.25° F |
| September 14 | 27.36° C | 81.25° F |
| September 13 | 27.45° C | 81.41° F |
| September 12 | 27.5° C | 81.5° F |
| September 11 | 27.48° C | 81.46° F |
| September 10 | 27.62° C | 81.72° F |
| September 9 | 27.68° C | 81.82° F |
| September 8 | 27.63° C | 81.73° F |
| September 7 | 27.74° C | 81.93° F |
| September 6 | 27.65° C | 81.77° F |
| September 5 | 27.45° C | 81.41° F |
| September 4 | 27.23° C | 81.01° F |
| September 3 | 27.28° C | 81.1° F |
| September 2 | 27.27° C | 81.09° F |
The actual nearshore temperatures may vary by several degrees and this can also be heavily affected by weather.
Strong winds can cause cold, deep waters to replace the surface waters that had been warmed by the sun, and heavy rain can also reduce the temperature of the sea surface temperature as well.
Water temperature in Costa Blanca by month
The chart below shows the monthly average water temperature in Costa Blanca.
For more detailed information on how the sea temperature in Costa Blanca changes for each month of the year, choose from the months below.
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Costa Blanca map and nearby water temperatures
Locations near Costa Blanca
Villajoyosa
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1.95 miles away
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8.08 miles away
Playa de Levante
Spain, Europe
8.23 miles away
El Campello
Spain, Europe
8.90 miles away
Albir
Spain, Europe
11.
45 miles away
The highest temperature in Spain today is 25.19° C (77.34° F) in Cala d’Or. The lowest is in Areas, where the temperature of the water is 16.18° C (61.12° F).
Why measure sea surface temperatures (SST) in Costa Blanca?
The ocean covers about 71% of the Earth’s surface, and scientists record the sea surface temperature (SST) of locations such as Costa Blanca because they want to understand and learn how the ocean communicates with the atomosphere of Earth.
SST is one measure that provides information on the global climate, and it can be used to predict the weather in Costa Blanca as well as atmospheric model simulations and to study marine ecosystems in the area.
Data source and citation
Raw data for the calculations made to find the sea surface temperature in Costa Blanca comes from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and their 1/4° daily Optimum Interpolation Sea Surface Temperature.
The water temperature data is constructed by combining observations from different platforms (satellites, ships, buoys, and Argo floats) on a regular global grid.
A spatially complete sea surface temperature map is then built by interpolating to fill in gaps in the data.
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Costa Blanca is hot, damp and partly cloudy in summer; winters are long, cool, windy and partly cloudy; and it’s dry all year round. Based on your beach/pool score, the best time of year to visit Costa Blanca for hot weather is from mid June to beginning September . CoolComfortableWarmHotWarmJan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Now Now : 9.1Beach/pool points: 9.10.20.2 Weather in Costa Blanca by months. Click on a specific chart for more information. Hot season lasts 3.0 months , from June 20 to September 21 , with a maximum daily mean temperature above 28 °C . The hottest month of the year in Costa Blanca is August , with an average temperature high of 30 °C and low of 22 °C .
The cool season lasts 4.0 months , from November 21, to March 22, , with a minimum average daily temperature below 19 °C .
Average high and low temperatures in Costa Blanca
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During the year the temperature usually ranges from 7 °C to 31 °C and is rarely below 3 °C or above 34 °C .
The coldest month of the year in Costa Blanca is January , with an average temperature maximum of 7 °C and a minimum of 17 °C .
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The graph below shows a summary of average hourly temperatures for the entire year. The horizontal axis is the day of the year, the vertical axis is the hour of the day, and the color is the average temperature for that hour and day.
Average hourly temperature in Costa Blanca
Costa Blanca Hourly Average Temperature Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 0022446688101012121414161618182020222200NowNowNowColdColdColdCoolComfortableWarmWarmHotCoolCold
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7 °C
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18 °C
comfortable
24°C
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29°C
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35 °C
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Hourly average temperature with color coded ranges. Shaded areas represent night and civil twilight.
© OpenStreetMap contributors
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In Costa Blanca, the average percentage of sky covered by clouds experiences significant seasonal variations throughout the year.
The clearer part of the year in Costa Blanca starts around June 14 and lasts 2.
6 months , ending around September 3 .
The clearest month of the year in Costa Blanca is July , during which the sky is on average clear , mostly clear or partly cloudy 90% of of the time.
Cloudier part of the year starts around 3 September and lasts 9.4 months , ending around 14 June .
The cloudiest month of the year in Costa Blanca is October , during which the sky is on average overcast or mostly cloudy 42% of of the time.
Cloud categories in Costa Blanca
Cloud categories for Costa BlancaMore clearMore cloudyMore cloudyJan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 0%100%10%90%20%80%30%70%40%60%50%50%60%40%70%30%80%20%90%10%100%0%20 Jul-91%20 Jul-91%30 Oct .56%30 Oct.56%3 Sep.74%3 Sep.74%NowNowNowSlightly cloudy partly cloudy cloudy overcast
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clear
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partly cloudy
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Partly cloudy
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cloudy
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overcast
100%
Percentage of duration over time of each cloud band, broken down by the percentage of sky covered by clouds.
A wet day is a day on which there is at least 1 millimeter of liquid precipitation or liquid equivalent precipitation. The chances of wet days in Costa Blanca fluctuate throughout the year. Wet season lasts 8.5 months from September 9, to May 27, , with more than 8% probability that a given day will be wet. The month with the most rainy days in Costa Blanca is October , with an average of at least 1 millimeter rainfall over 4.4 days . Dryer season lasts 3.4 months from 27 May to September 9, . The month with the fewest rainy days in Costa Blanca is July , when on average there is at least 1 millimeter precipitation over 0.8 days .
Among the wet days we distinguish those on which there is only rain , only snow , or both . The month with the most days when rains only , in Costa Blanca is October with an average of 4.4 days . Based on this classification, the most common form of precipitation during the year is rain only , with a maximum probability of 15% occurring on November 18, .
Daily chance of rainfall in Costa Blanca
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To show change over the course of a month, rather than just a monthly total, we show the amount of rainfall accumulated over a sliding 31-day period centered on each day of the year.
There are 9 sightings in Costa Blanca0010 some seasonal fluctuations in monthly rainfall.
The rainy part of the year lasts 9.0 months , from August 31, to May 30, , with rainfall over a sliding 31-day period of at least 13 millimeters . The month with the most rainfall in Costa Blanca is October , with an average rainfall of 33 millimeters .
Part of the year no rain lasts 3.0 months , from 30 May to 31 August . The month with least rainfall in Costa Blanca is July , with an average rainfall of 3 millimeters .
Average monthly rainfall in Costa Blanca
Average monthly rainfall in Costa BlancaRainRainFebruary March Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 0 mm0 mm20 mm20 mm40 mm40 mm60 mm60 mm80 mm80 mm13 Oct 33 mm13 Oct 33 mm25 Jul 2 mm25 Jul 2 mm19Apr. 24 mm19 Apr. 24 mm. . The thin dotted line is the corresponding mean snowfall.
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The length of the day in Costa Blanca varies significantly throughout the year. In 2022 the shortest day of the month is 21 Dec when daylight hours are 9 hours 30 minutes , and the longest is 21 June with daylight hours 2 hours 50 minutes .
Number of hours of daylight and twilight in Costa Blanca
Number of hours of daylight and twilight in Costa BlancaJan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 0h24h4h20h8h16h12h12h16 h.
8 h.20 h.4 h.24 h.0 h.12 h. 8 min. Mar. 20 12 h. 8 min. 21 Jun. 12 noon 10 min. 23 Sep. 12 noon 10 min. 23 Sep. 9hr 30 min 21 Dec 9 hr 30 min 21 Dec nightnightdayNowNow
The number of hours the sun is visible (black line). From the bottom (most yellow) to the top (greyest), the colored bands represent: full daylight, twilight (civil, nautical, and astronomical) and full night.
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The earliest sunrise of is at 6:37 June 13 and latest at 1 hour 47 minutes later at 8:24 October 29 .
The earliest sunset of is at 17:41 on December 6, , and is the latest on 3 hours 48 minutes later at 21:29 on June 28, .
Daylight saving time (DST) enters Costa Blanca in 2022, starting in spring 27 March , continuing 7.1 months and ending in autumn 30 October .
Sunrise and sunset with dusk and summer time in Costa Blanca
Sunrise and sunset with twilight and DST in Costa Blanca Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May Jun. Jul. Aug. Sep. Oct. Dec. 2468101214161820220213 Jun.6:3713 Jun.6:3721:2928 Jun.21:2928 Jun.6 Dec. 17:416 Dec 17:418:2429 Oct 8:24 Oct 29 Mar 27 Summer Time Mar 27 Summer Time Oct 30 Summer Time Oct 30 Day Night Night Astro Midnight Astro Midnight Astro Noon Sunrise Sunset Now Now
Sunny day throughout 2022. From bottom to top, the black lines are the previous solar midnight, sunrise, solar noon, sunset, and the next solar midnight. Day, twilight (civil, nautical, and astronomical) and night are indicated by colored bands ranging from yellow to grey.
Daylight Savings Time (DST) and vice versa are marked with “summer time” labels.
The figure below is a compact representation of the sun’s height (the angle of the sun above the horizon) and bearing (its compass direction) for each hour of each day during the reporting period. The horizontal axis is the day of the year and the vertical axis is the hour of the day. For a given day and hour of that day, the background color indicates the azimuth of the sun at that moment. Black isolines are contours of constant solar altitude.
The chart below is a summary of the main lunar data for 2022. The horizontal axis is the day, the vertical axis is the hour of the day, and the colored areas show when the Moon is above the horizon. Vertical gray bars (new moon) and blue bars (full moon) indicate the key phases of the moon.
Sunrise, sunset and phases of the moon in Costa Blanca
Costa Blanca moonrise, sunset and phasesJan.Feb.MarchApr.MayJulyAug.Sep.Oct.Nov.Dec.
004488121216162020002 Jan.2 Jan.18 Jan.18 Jan.1 Feb.1 Feb.16 Feb.16 Feb.2 Mar 2 Mar 18 Mar 18 Mar 1 Apr 1 Apr 16 Apr 16 Apr 30 Apr 30 Apr 16 May 16 May 30 May 30 May 14 Jun 14 Jun 29Jun 29 Jun 13 Jul 13 Jul 28 Jul 28 Jul 12 Aug 12 Aug 27 Aug 27 Aug 10 Sep 10 Sep 25 Sep 25 Sep 9 Oct 9 Oct 25 Oct 25 Oct. 8 Nov. 8 Nov. 23 Nov. 23 Nov. 8 Dec. 8 Dec. 23 Dec. 23 Dec.
Time when the Moon is above the horizon (blue area), showing new moon (dark gray lines) and full moon (blue lines). Shaded areas represent night and civil twilight.
We base comfort level on dew point, as it determines whether sweat will evaporate from the skin, cooling the body. A lower dew point makes you feel more dry, while a higher dew point makes you feel more humid. Unlike temperature, which typically varies significantly between day and night, dew point tends to change more slowly, so while temperatures may drop at night, a wet day usually gives way to a wet night.
Costa Blanca experiences extreme seasonal fluctuations in perceived humidity levels.
The wettest period of lasts 3.7 months , from June 13, to October 4, . At this time, the comfort level is characterized as damp , stuffy or heavy at least 18% of the time. Month with most days with high humidity in Costa Blanca – August , with 21.1 days conditions raw or worse.
The least wet day of the year is February 28, when essentially no dampness has ever been observed.
Humidity comfort levels in Costa Blanca
Humidity comfort levels in Costa BlancaRawFebruaryMarchAprilMayJulyAugSeptOctNovDec0%0%10%10%20%20%30%30%40%40%50%50%60%60% 70%70%80%80%90%90%100%100%28 Feb.0%28 Feb.0%7 Aug.72%7 Aug.72%13 Jun.18%13 Jun.18%4 Oct.18 %4 oct.18 %NowNowSuffocating stuffydewdrydrydryheavyheavywetwetcomfortablecomfortable
dry
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comfortable
16 °C
wet
18 °C
damp
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stuffy
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Percentage of time spent at different humidity comfort levels, classified by dew point.
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This section describes the average hourly wind vector (speed and direction) over a large area at a height of 10 meters above the ground. The wind experienced at any given location is highly dependent on local topography and other factors, and instantaneous wind speed and direction vary more widely than hourly averages.
In Costa Blanca, the average hourly wind speed experiences moderate seasonal fluctuations throughout the year.
More windy part of the year lasts 6.0 months , from October 29 to April 29 , with an average wind speed over 14.6 kilometers per hour . The windiest month of the year in Costa Blanca is February with an average hourly wind speed of 16.5 kilometers per hour .
A quieter season lasts 6.0 months , from April 29, to October 29, . The calmest month of the year in Costa Blanca is August with an average hourly wind speed of 12.7 kilometers per hour .
Average wind speed in Costa Blanca
Average wind speed in Costa Blanca Windy Windy Jan Feb Mar A May Jun Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec 0 km/h0 km/h5 km/h5 km/h10 km/h10 km/h15 km/h15 km/h20 km/h20 km/h25 km/h25 km/h21 Feb 16.7 km/h21 Feb 16.7 km/h4 Aug 12.5 km/h4 Aug 12.5 km/h29 Oct 14.6 km/h29 Oct .14.6 km/h29 Apr. 14.6 km/h29 Apr. 14.6 km/h0 percentile.
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The prevailing mean hourly wind direction in Costa Blanca varies throughout the year.
Wind most often blows from north 3.3 weeks , from January 17 to February 9 ; 1.0 months , from February 20, to March 21, ; 2.1 weeks , from 17 April to 2 May and 3.7 weeks , from 23 Nov to 19 Dec , with the maximum percentage of 37% of falling on 13 Dec .
Wind most often blows from west 1.6 weeks , from February 9 to February 20 ; 3.9 weeks , from March 21, to April 17, ; 1.1 months , from 19 October to 23 November and 4.1 weeks , from 19December to on January 17, , with the maximum percentage of 35% of falling on on November 22, . The wind most often blows from east 5.5 months , from 2 May to 19 October , with the maximum percentage of 50% falling on 24 July .
Wind direction in Costa Blanca
Wind Direction Costa Blanca0009
north east south west
Percentage of hours during which the average wind direction corresponds to each of the four main wind directions, excluding hours in which the average wind speed is less than 1.6 km/h . The slightly shaded areas on the borders are the percentage of hours in the implied intermediate directions (northeast, southeast, southwest, and northwest).
Costa Blanca is located near a large body of water (such as the ocean, sea or large lake). This section describes the average daily surface temperature of this large area of water.
The average water temperature experiences extreme seasonal fluctuations throughout the year.
The season with warmer water lasts 2.8 months , from 5 July to 28 September , with an average temperature above 24 °C . The month of the year in Costa Blanca with the warmest water is august , when the average temperature is 26 °C .
The season with cooler water lasts 4.5 months , from December 12, to April 27, , with an average temperature below 16 °C . The month of the year in Costa Blanca with the coldest water is February , when the average temperature is 14 °C .
Costa Blanca average water temperature
Average water temperature in Costa Blancawarm-coolJan.
Feb.March.MayJulyAug.Sept.Oct.Nov.Dec.12 °C12 °C14 °C14 °C16 °C16 °C18 °C18 °C20 °C20 °C22 °C22 °C24 °C24 ° C26 °C26 °C28 °C28 °C15 Aug.26 °C15 Aug.26 °C14 °C21 Feb.14 °C21 Feb.5 Jul.24 °C5 Jul.24 °C28 Sep.24 °C28 Sep.24 °C12 Dec .16 °C12 Dec.16 °C27 Apr.16 °C27 Apr.16 °CNowNow
Average daily water temperature (purple line) with ranges from 25th to 75th and 10th to 90th percentiles.
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To characterize how pleasant the weather is in Costa Blanca throughout the year, we calculate two points for trips.
Tourism score takes into account the presence of clear days without rain with an estimated temperature of 18 °C to 27 °C . Based on this score, the best time of year to visit Costa Blanca for the purpose of general outdoor recreation is from end of April to beginning of July and from end of September to end of October , with the highest score being the third week of June .
Tourism score in Costa Blanca
Costa Blanca Tourism ScoreBest TimeJan Feb March Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 002244668810108.08.04.14.17.47.45.75.7NowNowPrecipitationPrecipitation Cloudy CloudyTemperatureTourism Score
Tourism score (shaded area) and its components: temperature score (red line), cloud score (blue line) and precipitation score (green line).
Beach/pool score takes into account clear days without rain with expected temperatures between 24 °C and 32 °C .
Based on this score, the best time of year to visit Costa Blanca for a hot weather holiday is from mid June to early September , with the highest score being second week of July .
Beach/pool score in Costa Blanca
Costa Blanca beach/pool score best time Jan Feb March Apr May June Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 002244668810109.19.10.20.2NowNowPrecipitationRainfall CloudyTemperatureBeach/Pool Score
Beach/Pool Score Beach/Pool Score (shaded area: 1) temperature score (red line), cloudiness score (blue line), and precipitation score (green line).
Method
For each hour between 8:00 and 21:00 of each day in the analyzed period (from 1980 to 2016), independent scores are calculated for perceived temperature, cloudiness, and total precipitation. These scores are combined into a single hourly summary score, which is then combined into days, averaged over all years of the analyzed period, and smoothed.
Our cloud score is 10 for a completely clear sky, falling linearly to 9for mostly clear skies and up to 1 for completely overcast skies.
Our precipitation score of , which is based on three-hour precipitation centered on the hour in question, is 10 for no precipitation, falling linearly to 9 for light precipitation, and to 0 for 1 millimeter precipitation or higher.
Our temperature score for tourism is 0 for perceived temperatures below 10 °C , increasing linearly to 9 for 18 °C , down to 10 for 24 °C , falling linearly to 9 for 27 °C and to 1 for 32 °C or higher.
Our temperature score for beach/pool is 0 for perceived temperatures below 18 °C , increases linearly to 9 for 24 °C , to 10 for 28 °C , decreases linearly to 9 for 32 ° C and up to 1 for 38 °C or higher.
Definitions of growing season vary around the world, but in the context of this description, we define it as the longest continuous period of temperatures above freezing (≥ 0°C) in a year (the Northern Hemisphere calendar year, or July 1 to 30 June in the Southern Hemisphere).
Temperatures in Costa Blanca are quite warm all year round, so there is no point in discussing the growing season on these terms. However, we include the graph below as an illustration of the distribution of temperatures throughout the year.
Time spent in different temperature ranges and growing season in Costa Blanca
Time spent in different temperature ranges and growing season in Costa Blanca growing season Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 0%100%10%90%20%80%30%70%40%60%50%50%60%40%70%30%80%20%90%10%100%0%90%22 Jan 90% 22 Jan 21 Jul .100%Jul 21.100%NowNowNowIt’s very coldcoldcoolcomfortablewarmhot
chilly
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35 °C
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Percentage of time spent in different temperature ranges.
The black line is the percentage chance that a given day is within the growing season.
Growth degree days is a measure of annual heat accumulation used to predict the development of plants and animals and is defined as all exceedances of a given temperature minimum threshold, excluding maximum temperature exceedances. In this description, the temperature minimum is 10 °C and maximum 30 °C .
Growth degree days in Costa Blanca
Degree Days of Growth in Costa BlancaJan Feb Mar A May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 0 °C0 °C500 °C500 °C1,000 °C1,000 °C1,500 °C1,500 °C2,000 °C2,000 °C2 500°C2500°C3000°C3000°C19 Jan 50°C19 Jan 50°C1 May500°C1 May500°C18 Jun1000°C18 Jun1000°C31 Dec3150°C31 Dec3150 °CNowNow
Average degree days of growth accumulated over the year with ranges from 25th to 75th and from 10th to 9th0th percentile.
This section describes the total daily incident shortwave solar energy reaching the earth’s surface over a large area, fully accounting for seasonal variations in day length, the height of the Sun above the horizon, and absorption by clouds and other atmospheric constituents.
Shortwave radiation includes visible light and ultraviolet radiation.
The average daily incident shortwave solar energy experiences extreme seasonal fluctuations throughout the year.
The brighter period of the year lasts 3.3 months , from May 6, to August 17, , with an average daily incident shortwave energy per square meter above 6.9 kWh . The brightest month in Costa Blanca is June with an average of 7.9 kWh .
The darker period of the year lasts 3.4 months , from October 28, to February 10, , with an average daily incident shortwave energy per square meter below 3.5 kWh . The darkest month in Costa Blanca is December with an average of 2.4 kWh .
Average daily incident shortwave solar power in Costa Blanca
Costa Blanca Average Daily Incident Short Wave Solar Energy Bright Dark Dark Jan Feb Mar A May Jun Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec 0 kWh0 kWh1 kWh1 kWh2 kWh2 kWh3 kWh3 kWh4 kW ⋅h4 kWh5 kWh5 kWh6 kWh6 kWh7 kWh7 kWh8 kWh8 kWh9 kWh9kWh26 Jun 8.
0 kWh26 Jun 8.0 kWh17 Dec 2.3 kWh17 Dec 2.3 kWh 6 May 6.9 kWh 6 May 6.9 kWh 17 Aug 6 .9 kWh17 Aug.6.9 kWh10 Feb.3.5 kWh10 Feb.3.5 kWhNowNow
Average daily incident shortwave solar energy reaching the ground per square meter (orange line), in the ranges 25– 75 and 10–90 percentiles.
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In this description, the geographic coordinates of Costa Blanca are 38.
342° latitude, -0.468° longitude, and an altitude of 0 m.
The topography within a radius of 3 kilometers from Costa Blanca is predominantly flat with a maximum elevation change of 0 meters and a mean altitude of 0 meters . Within a radius of 16 kilometers is also predominantly flat ( 0 meters ). Within a radius of 80 kilometers is also predominantly flat ( 0 meters ).
Terrain within a radius of 3 kilometers from Costa Blanca covered water ( 67% ) and Artificial surfaces ( 28% ), in radius 16 kilometers – water ( 47% ) and of the village of ( 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 ), and within a radius of 80 kilometers – water ( 44% ) and farmland ( 30% ).
This report describes typical weather in Costa Blanca based on a statistical analysis of historical hourly weather reports and model reconstructions from 1 January 1980 to December 31, 2016.
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Costa Blanca
Spain
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Climate and weather on the Costa Blanca in Spain
In fact, the entire region is a narrow strip between the Iberian mountains and the Mediterranean Sea. The weather conditions here are mild, which is noticeable by the amount of lush greenery – almonds, vineyards, olives, citrus fruits grow here.
There are so many oranges here that sometimes supply exceeds demand and farmers have to sell the crop at a very low price. The southern regions, closer to Alicante, are drier and more deserted, the vegetation is sparse. The average air temperature is kept at + 24-33C, in winter – + 10-20C, there is little rain, but rare precipitation can be quite intense. The water temperature in summer does not drop below 26 degrees, thanks to which the local beaches are chosen by families with children and those who like to swim in “fresh milk”.
Resorts of the Costa Blanca
The cities of the White Coast will not let you get bored at any time of the year, and not only fans of beach holidays, but also active travelers. In spring and autumn, you can go on a tour of ancient castles, visit the unique Canelobre stalactite cave, in summer and winter you can go shopping at seasonal sales, visit the colorful Turron Christmas Market in Gijón, or open the Terra Natura amusement park with your children.
Thanks to the unique weather, the Costa Blanca is one of the few regions in Spain that are suitable for holidays almost 365 days a year.
Alicante
The capital of the province received its sonorous name “Al-Laqant”, that is, “the city of bright radiance”, back in the days of Arab rule. Lying in a plain among the mountains, it really has an amazing light that seems to reflect snow-white houses, sand and the azure sea. The resort, which has always been a tidbit for conquerors, is a real treasury of architecture and a major port from which cruises depart to Africa and the Balearic Islands. Traditionally, Alicante people specialize in growing oranges, fishing and shoe making, thanks to which Alicante has become a recognized center of gastronomy and shopping. Since the tourist boom of the 1960s, it has also become an international tourist destination, with a population of 400,000 that increases 10 times in summer.
Benidorm
Benidorm, located 40 km from Alicante, has been holding the status of the tourist capital of the Costa Blanca for many years.
The fishing village, actively built up since the 50s of the last century, today it is one of the most dynamic and noisy resorts of the peninsula, “Ibiza N2”. Another name – “Spanish New York” – brought him a record number of the highest skyscrapers. Despite the apparent impersonality of these “steel jungles”, their urban soul is alive – a cozy Old Center, built up with charming houses 16-19centuries and ending with the marine observation deck “Mediterranean Balcony”.
Finestrat
Cozy village is located at the foot of the legendary mountain Puig Campana, 7 km from Benidorm. This picturesque place, surrounded by plantations of almonds, olives and orange groves, is chosen by families with children and lovers of a relaxing holiday. They are attracted by the unique microclimate created by the mountains and the sea, the beaches with velvety sand and the historical center, with unique “hanging houses” and towers. The seaside area of La Cala is a concentration of new luxury residences and residential complexes.
You can swim and do water sports here almost all year round, and the picturesque mountain peaks seem to be created for lovers of hiking and cycling routes and unforgettable photo shoots.
Altea
Snow-white Altea is not only one of the most elegant Spanish resorts. Numerous theater festivals and a large concentration of art galleries and museums have brought her the laurels of the Cultural Capital of the region. A feature of the city are the streets of the Old Center of El Fornet, steeply descending to the sea, strewn with miniature white houses and entwined with flowers. The embankment connecting the center with the yacht port is a series of expensive restaurants and boutiques of the world’s leading brands. In the vicinity of Altea, there is also the first Orthodox church in Spain, St. Michael the Archangel, built from materials brought from the Urals.
Dénia
Tucked away at the foot of the Montgo mountain, Dénia is called the most beautiful city of the Costa Blanca, as if created for interesting photos.
The main attraction of this ancient port, halfway between Valencia and Alicante, is a medieval castle, under the shadow of which the quiet life of the townspeople flows. Despite the glory of the resort of international class, he managed to keep the charm of antiquity and peace, ancient churches and monasteries peacefully side by side with boutiques of fashion brands, excellent restaurants and bars. The local climate, emerald sea and white sand are a panacea for those who suffer from diseases of the heart, lungs, rheumatism and skin ailments.
Campello
This former fishing village stretches picturesquely along the sea 13 km north of Alicante. The place is famous for its golden sandy beaches, recognized as one of the best on the Costa Blanca, and an impressive selection of restaurants, and the fish auction in the picturesque port is a special attraction for curious gourmets. The city also has a 16th century watchtower and a curious peninsula with excavations from the Bronze Age, but in general people come here not for sightseeing, but for a relaxing beach holiday with children.
Calpe
Colorful Calpe – the “heart” of the Costa Blanca. More than half of its population are foreigners, mostly British and Germans, attracted by low housing prices, mild climate and amazing nature. This place was inhabited in the Bronze Age, unique Roman and Arab artifacts are still found, and, despite the active development, you can still feel the breath of history in the streets of the Old Center. The symbol of Calpe is the majestic green Cape Ifach, rising from the sea and dubbed “mini-Gibraltar”. It is adjoined by a long beach strip, which has several “Blue Flag” quality.
Torrevieja
The third largest coastal resort is called the “Russian capital of Spain”: the diaspora of our compatriots here is one of the largest in the country. Among the residents there are many “stars” of Russian cinema and show business, there are schools, shops, bars and the press for Russians. The city as a whole is very cosmopolitan, with 50% of its inhabitants being foreigners, attracted by the mild climate, wide beaches and low housing prices.
The old center, which keeps the charm of antiquity, will captivate lovers of architecture. Also worth a visit are the pink and emerald salt lakes, thanks to which Torrevieja has become the main supplier of table salt in Europe.
Santa Pola
Santa Pola is a cozy port town 20 km from Alicante, synonymous with active seaside holidays and the celebration of Mediterranean cuisine. Every Alicante considers it his duty to visit his famous regattas, “catch a wave” on the surf and dine in one of the excellent fish taverns. Opened by the Iberians, the resort has a rich cultural heritage, which includes such “pearls” as the castle of the 16th century, watchtowers or the remains of an ancient Roman settlement. Salt lakes of an unusual pink color, the home of hundreds of flamingos, as well as the only oyster farm on the coast, whose gourmet goods are exported to many countries of the world, are also must-sees.
Villajoyosa
Ancient Villajoyosa, Spanish for “city of fun”, is a mosaic of colorful fishermen’s houses stretching along the sea.
This is a paradise for chocolate lovers, where there are as many as four factories for the production of delicacies, including the famous Valor brand. In addition to sweet tastings, tourists come here to visit the remains of Roman thermae and medieval watchtowers, the Gothic church and the Arsenal seaside area, gawk at the oldest olive tree on the coast, or attend the colorful festival “Moors and Christians” with a staging of the Arab landings in the 16th century and costumed fights.
Jávea
Sheltered by the mountains of the Montgo massif and lying in the bay, the town has a special microclimate that has earned it the laurels of one of the healthiest cities in the world. Ideal conditions allow you to swim in the warm sea all year round and cultivate vineyards, grow almonds, olives and citrus fruits. A rich history, including the “strong hand” of the Romans, and the Visigoth monks, and the raids of pirates, can be traced in the numerous monuments of the resort. The city territory can be conditionally divided into 2 zones: the colorful Old Center, with its Gothic quarter and fortified walls, a large port with a pier for yachts and a fish auction, and the Arenal beach area, where the best entertainment facilities are concentrated.
Moraira
A “little pearl” hidden in the sea sand of the White Coast. The former modest fishing village between Javea and Calpe in the 70s of the last century turned into the most glamorous center of the coast, a favorite vacation spot for wealthy Europeans. There are especially many British, French and Scandinavians here, who know a lot about the excellent climate, quality of service and delicious cuisine. Its own port with a marina and a daily fish auction, Blue Flag sandy beaches and a string of prestigious boutiques, restaurants and hotels complete the portrait of one of Spain’s most luxurious resorts.
Guardamar del Segura
Located 30 km from the international airport of Guardamar is a classic family resort with excellent beaches, a gentle slope into the sea, orange groves and eco-gardens where they grow a local delicacy – purple pepper “niora” .
The town stands on the river Segura, which, meeting with the sea, forms an amazing lunar landscape.
Sand dunes planted with coniferous forests form a unique reserve stretching along the sea for 14 kilometers. Here are the ruins of the ancient Phoenician port of La Fonteta. Fans of antiquity will also be interested in visiting the remains of the Iberian settlement of Cabezo Lucero, the ruins of the oldest Arab watch house in Spain, Rabita Kalifal, or the castle of Guardamar.
Albir
Quiet seaside town located between Benidorm and Altea, 50 km from Alicante International Airport. Thanks to the clean pebble beach, convenient transport links and the quality of services in hotels, many choose it as a convenient base from which to explore the coast. More than half of the population are foreigners employed in tourism, so the concentration of restaurants of world cuisines will impress any gourmet. Fans of excursions also have something to do – you can visit the remains of an ancient Roman settlement, watchtowers and even the Avenue of Stars, which is open during the annual international film festival.
Polop
A small mountain village was founded in the 10th century by the Arabs. Located 15 km from Benidorm, it is often chosen for relaxation by those who are tired of the bustle of the city, but want to have all the delights of civilization at hand. Stunning landscapes, clean air, the harmony of narrow cobbled streets with handicraft shops, the remains of an ancient castle and a fortress wall, spring water springs, fragrant medlar gardens, from which everything is prepared here, from wines to canned food – this unique combination won the heart of more than one sophisticated tourist .
La Nucia
Sheltered from the winds by the high mountain ranges of Ayhorta and Aitana, cozy La Nucia enjoys a wonderful microclimate. There is no sweltering heat here, and the air is saturated with the aromas of pine needles, cedar, cypresses, almonds and oranges. In the surrounding valleys, persimmons, tangerines, olives and grapes are harvested twice a year, which has earned the region the name of “fruit oasis”. In the Old City, dating back to the era of Moorish rule, Gothic buildings and modern modernist villas harmoniously coexist, everything breathes peace and tranquility. You can walk around the village in just an hour, and then visit the healing mountain spring of Font de la Favara, have a bite to eat in numerous restaurants or go to the beaches of neighboring Benidorm.
Benitachell
Located 10 km from Javea, this small town is a lifesaver for those who want to get away from the noise of the metropolis, but not too far from all its amenities. The charm of the old streets, the aroma of almond groves and the hops of the branded Muscat wines of this place can conquer any seasoned traveler. People come here to stroll through the medieval squares, admire the Moorish-style villas, but most importantly, swim in the numerous secluded bays or go snorkeling in their clear turquoise waters.
Busot
20 km from Alicante is a tiny village with an area of just over 33 km2. There are no beaches or luxurious palaces here, but the place is included in the list of the main attractions of the region. The reason is the unique cultural and natural heritage: tourists from all over the world are attracted by the amazing stalactite caves of Canelobre, the ruins of the Moorish castle, one of the oldest churches on the coast of San Lorenzo, towers and chapels. But above all, it is a paradise for nature lovers. The legendary mountain range of Cabezón de Oro, at the foot of which the village is located, is ideal for mountaineering of any degree of difficulty, trail running, mountain biking and caving.
Muchamel
Quiet suburb of Alicante is located just 9 km from its center. Back in the 18th century, this place, with a wonderful climate and its own advanced irrigation system, was chosen as a second residence by wealthy residents of the capital, followed by wealthy French, British and Italians. Thanks to the influx of the aristocracy, the place was replenished with flowering gardens, luxurious palaces, villas and temples. Today it is a cozy residential area with well-maintained estates and modern complexes, exotic parks and museums. The nearest beaches, Campello or San Juan, are 10 minutes away.
Attractions on the Costa Blanca
Guadelest
Located 25 km from Benidorm at an altitude of 586 meters above sea level, the tiny walled city is known far beyond the borders of Spain. It’s hard to believe, but 9 unusual museums fit in its narrow streets, including an exhibition of miniatures where you can admire Goya’s “Nude Maja”, painted on a fly’s wing, or the Museum of Torture, which contains dozens of tools of the Inquisition. But still, the main attraction is the castle, built by the Arabs in the 11th century and carefully restored today. Its observation deck offers a magnificent view of the mountains, orange groves and an artificial azure lake.
Altea Old Center
Altea is the most bohemian resort on the coast, long favored by artists and poets from different countries, is its Old Center. Situated on a hill, it is a labyrinth of steep cobbled streets lined with miniature houses, nestled inside numerous galleries, museums, concert halls, craft shops, restaurants and bars. Crowning this splendor is the Cathedral of St. Mary of Consolation, whose bright blue ceramic dome is visible from afar. El Fornet, as this ancient area is also called, hosts endless art festivals, concerts, performances and fairs all year round, which are worth seeing at least once in your life, so it is not surprising that the city was awarded the title of Cultural Capital of the Costa Blanca.
Castle of Santa Barbara
A visiting card of Alicante – the fortress of St. Barbara, one of the largest in Spain. Built by the Arabs in the 9th century on Mount Benacantil and reshaped many times to the taste of new owners – the French, the British, the Spaniards themselves – it is visible from anywhere in the city. Since the 18th century, the fortress served as a prison for criminals objectionable to the authorities. Someone rises here (by high-speed elevator or on foot) to wander through the interweaving of chamber halls, arches, lush gardens or admire the architectural finds, household items of the Iberians and Romans found on the mountain slopes. And someone – in order to admire the surroundings from a bird’s eye view: this is one of the best viewing platforms in the resort. Worth a visit is the oldest district of Santa Cruz at the foot of Benacantil. Houses that have grown into the ground, narrow serpentine streets, a sea of flowers, bright colors – you fully feel the age of this place, those long centuries that the metropolis lived and developed by the sea.
Terra Mitica Amusement Park
Terra Mitica, an amusement park entirely dedicated to ancient civilizations, is located 8 km from Benidorm. Each era is presented in miniature in five zones – “Egypt”, “Greece”, “Rome”, “Islands” and “Iberia”. From April to October, visitors can ride a giant virtual 4D roller coaster, ride down a river in a sarcophagus, visit the Minotaur’s labyrinth, see a snake charmer show, or try out an electric canoe while admiring the meticulously recreated architecture of past centuries along the way. The cost of a day visit depends on the season and ranges from 39up to 50 euros.
Aqualandia Water Park
The largest water park of the White Coast, with an area of 150,000 m2, is located in the bosom of nature, 3 km from Benidorm. At the service of adults and children – hundreds of water attractions, pools with sea water, jacuzzis, exotic green areas, barbecues, photo studios, rental of sun loungers and inflatable circles, cafes and bars, a large free parking lot. The ticket price is 39 euros for adults and 29 for children, tickets online or in agencies are cheaper. The park is open from May to September.
Cape Peñon de Ifach
The resorts of the Costa Blanca are inconceivable without a description of its main symbol, the mysterious rock of Ifach, located in Calpe. This cape of unusual shape, towering over the sea and the city, according to legend, is one of the pillars of Hercules. The place is a must-see for all lovers of extreme sports and rare photos: walking up to the main observation deck to a height of 330 meters along a path of varying degrees of comfort, you can witness a breathtaking view of the entire coast. The cape is also a natural reserve, on the territory of which many rare plants grow, including sea buckthorn or sea grapes.
Palm forest in Elche
Europe’s largest palm grove in the vicinity of the town of Elche with an area of 5 km2 consists of thousands of date palms. It is no coincidence that the park is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List: the age of the trees reaches several centuries, some survived the times of the Romans and Moors. The plantation itself was formalized in the 10th century, at the same time an irrigation system was carried out, supplying water for irrigation from the Vinalopo River. The “star” of the forest today is the 10-ton Sissi palm tree, named after the Empress of Austria, her age is 165 years. The park is ideal for walking with children, jogging or leisurely gatherings on the cafe terrace.
Canelobre Caves
The largest caves open to the public are located 20 km from Alicante. Their bizarre arches, more than 7 million years old, are filled with stalactites and stalagmites and reach a height of 75 meters! A visit here is reminiscent of visiting a sauna, because the air temperature inside is always 20C, and the humidity does not fall below 95-100%. In summer you can explore the surroundings of the caves and visit the original village of Busot, and in winter you can witness an amazing symphony or rock concert, where mountain acoustics play the first violin.
Tabarca Island
The small island-reserve, located 4 km from Cape Santa Pola and 20 km from Alicante, was known in the Roman era, however, was used only as a production area because of underwater rocks dangerous for ships . Today, local residents, who are no more than 100 people, are completely engaged in tourism, because the number of “guests from land” in the season reaches 3000. A colorful city is located in the western part of the island – with its church, port, restaurants, squares and streets, a favorite point of Alicante for swimming, diving or romantic walks.
Beaches
The main attraction of the Costa Blanca, Spain is a luxurious beach strip. With 320 sunny days a year and 220 kilometers of coast, this region rightfully occupies an honorable first place among the areas of resort recreation. Costa Blanca boasts a record number of beaches in the country marked with the “Blue Flag” of quality and cleanliness: 68 pieces. Moreover, we are talking about both sandy and pebble or rocky bays, where, in order to dive into the clearest clear water, you need to climb a steep rock. While tourists prefer to bask on the white sands, locals prefer secluded corners: for example, Mascarat coves in Altea, Almadrava in Benidorm, La Caleta in Villajoyosa or Cala del Moraig in Javea.
Getting there
There are several ways to get to the White Beach. Someone chooses flights to Alicante, one of the largest Spanish airports, someone arrives through Valencia airport, and someone makes a transfer in Madrid or Barcelona and gets to the resort by train, plane or car.
Tips and tricks for your Costa Blanca holiday
We’ve highlighted a few highlights that we think are important for travelers planning to visit the White Coast. Especially for those who go there for the first time.
- The tourist season on the coast lasts from May to October – at this time you can swim in the sea and not be afraid of rain. The hottest months, including in terms of prices, are June, July and August.
- The best time for excursions is the “velvet season”, September-October. The heat is changing to dry warm weather, the sea water is still warm, the crowds are thinning, prices are dropping.
- Despite the large number of 4- and 5-star hotels with a high level of service, a large part of travelers prefer independent trips, which help to save money and feel free. In online search engines or agencies, you can find luxury apartments and villas and more budget options.
- Routes such as climbing mountains or climbing Cape Ifach are recommended to be done early in the morning or in the evening, after the heat has subsided. Be sure to stock up on trekking shoes, water and a camera.
- Dishes of local gastronomy are obligatory for tasting for any self-respecting gourmet.
The locals especially succeed in stewed rice, all variations of paella and fideua, fish soups, tuna salmon and the famous Alicante turron.
- In Spain, as nowhere else, it is worth adapting to the regime of the locals. To avoid crowds, take decent places and avoid problems with parking, you should come to the beach by 8-10 in the morning. For lunch, it is recommended to go earlier or later than the usual time (14.00-16.00): then you won’t have to wait long and you can take any table. But it is more reasonable to make a weekly purchase in a supermarket or on the market at lunchtime – this way you will avoid queues and grab fresh goods.
Tourists’ stories about the Costa Blanca
Anton Ch. In the morning we swam and sunbathed, and in the afternoon we went along the coast – visited castles and museums, rode a catamaran, got a lot of vivid impressions. Among the minuses, I note the high prices for everything, including hotel accommodation, food, excursions. Next time we will rent an apartment in Alicante itself, because in a small town it can already be a little boring.
Natalia O.
Studying the reviews of tourists about holidays in Spain and deciding where it is better to relax, I immediately stopped on the Costa Blanca – because of the beaches and the warm sea for children. Last autumn we spent 2 weeks in Torrevieja. Stayed in a rented villa with friends, lived with two families, all with children. I liked everything – delicious food (huge portions!), entrance to the sea, comfortable modern house. Perhaps, the abundance of compatriots slightly strained – Russian was heard everywhere, signs and menus in our language were everywhere, sometimes there was a feeling that I had not left Moscow … But there were no problems with translation, and fresh press in our language was very helpful. In general, we are delighted!
Vyacheslav V.
I am a doctor, and on duty I had to visit Alicante a couple of times. I liked the excellent level of the business hotel, where I stayed for the duration of congresses, a rarity for the Spanish provinces. In the summer of 2018, I decided to take my family out, they took a hotel near the port. My wife and I are avid yachtsmen, so we rented a yacht a couple of times, went to Tabarka and fished on the high seas, an unforgettable experience. Also once on the ferry sailed to Ibiza (it’s only 4 hours from Denia). Summary: quality rest, the landscape, of course, is rougher than on the Costa Brava and hotter, but on the other hand, the warmest sea water and more affordable prices.
If you look at the map of Spain, the Costa Blanca will seem like a long white strip along the blue sea, immersed in bright greenery. This is a fertile fertile land with a unique environment, friendly people and excellent quality of life. However, the best areas for relaxing with friends can be inconvenient, for example, for vacations with children. When choosing an area for a vacation, first of all, you need to decide on priorities: is the sea across the road or is the Old Center within walking distance? Shops nearby or mountain view? It is worth exploring all the seaside towns and their subtleties, and even better – trust the professionals. Barcelona Realty Group offers individual organization of holidays in all cities of the Costa Blanca, Spain and takes care of all the details of your trip, from obtaining a visa to renting a car. Please contact our managers by phone numbers listed on the site.
Weather on the Costa Blanca – Weather in Spain
Costa Blanca is the most famous resort in Spain, which includes coastal cities that attract tourists from year to year. The cities of the Costa Blanca are absolutely amazing, but each of them boasts amazing weather at any time of the year!
First, I must say that the sun shines here 320 days a year, and therefore the place, so generously awarded by nature with both climatic and geographical conditions, will allow you to adequately relax and enjoy the weather background, which is so rare in other countries . But sometimes thunderstorms and rains overtake the coast, but this will not spoil your visit to the exceptional region of Spain.
Weather on the Costa Blanca in winter
Castellón de la Plana
Winter is by far the coldest season in this resort. The average air temperature from December to February is 15.6ºC and the average sea temperature is around 14ºC.
Undoubtedly, winter is not the best time to plan a beach holiday, but even in this season the Costa Blanca does not lose its appeal, as it provides other opportunities for spending time.
For example, in January on the Costa Blanca, a period of various discounts and promotions begins, so winter is a great time to fully enjoy Spanish shopping! It is also the time to finally assimilate the cultural program that the cities of the Costa Blanca provide so good-naturedly, without being distracted by the attraction of the beaches, the scorching sun and the warmest sea. We advise you to pay special attention to the sights of Benidorm, Alicante and Valencia. For example, in Valencia there is a fascinating City of Sciences and Arts – a whole complex of buildings, visiting which will provide you with a pleasant and informative pastime.
City of Arts and Sciences, Valencia
There are many opportunities for more active recreation, at least for watching it, because in winter there are interesting football matches of one of the brightest representatives of the world-famous Spanish football – the Valencia team.
Weather on the Costa Blanca in spring
Source: https://7televalencia.com/es/descubre-mejores-rutas-almendros-florecidos/
The average air temperature in spring is 18.6ºC and the sea is 16.3ºC. With the onset of spring, the number of sunny days on the Costa Blanca increases, which means that this region is becoming an increasingly familiar place to visit for tourists, but still spring is not the beginning of the high tourist season. Despite this, spring in this resort has its own special charm.
The spring landscapes of the Costa Blanca are enchanting, because at this time one of the most beautiful phenomena of nature occurs – the flowering of almonds.
In Valencia, in the Marina Alta valley, you will be able to witness this beautiful phenomenon with your own eyes, because it is in this place that the almond groves flourish. In addition, in the spring, from March 15 to March 19, a traditional festival called Fallas takes place, to which a whole museum is even dedicated in Valencia. The essence of the holiday is the cultivation and then burning of figures from papier-mâché. But this is only a formal moment, in fact, the festival primarily glorifies the flame as a symbol of a new fertile life, and this idea is accompanied by large-scale events, including carnivals, festivals, and colorful fireworks and fireworks.
The main queens of the Fallas
The spring of the Costa Blanca is also famous for the celebration of Easter and its massive costumed parade that you can watch on the streets of the city.
Weather on the Costa Blanca in summer
Calpe
Summer is generally considered the ideal time to visit the tourist region, as this is the season when you can combine all the delights of the region. The average air temperature in summer is 29ºC and the average sea temperature is 26ºC, with almost no rainy days. In addition to the fact that all the cultural attractions of the Costa Blanca are open for your viewing, you can also enjoy the magical beaches of the coastal cities. A huge number of beaches have been honorably awarded the Blue Flag, but among the best beaches there are those that can be called the best.
One of the best beaches is Albir, located near Benidorm. Clean and transparent water, skin caressing breeze, cafes and bars, conditions for outdoor activities – all this you can find here.
There are also those beach areas that have their own infrastructure, for example, Arenal Bol in Calpe – a beach that is perfectly equipped for traveling to the Costa Blanca with children.
Weather on the Costa Blanca in autumn
Alicante City Beach
As autumn begins, it gets cooler: the average air temperature is approximately 23ºC and the average sea temperature is 22.6ºC. September is still considered a great month for a beach holiday, and it is he who completes the period of the high tourist season. In October, rainy days gradually begin, peaking in November, and the number of sunny days is reduced.
The cost of tours is reduced in autumn, so many tourists choose this season to visit the Costa Blanca. This is not surprising, because in addition to a beach holiday on the Costa Blanca, there are many other opportunities. Festivals and holidays do not end in autumn, because, for example, October 9 is the National Day of Valencia.
Concerts, pyrotechnics festivals, impressive and proud parades – all this you can watch as a tourist on the Costa Blanca in the autumn season.
It is worth remembering the numerous museums and galleries that can delight you with their exhibits and exhibitions even on rainy days.
Archaeological Museum of Alicante
So, having considered the weather of the Costa Blanca and the opportunities in each season of the year, you can definitely decide for yourself which period is best for you. However, one thing remains certain: The Costa Blanca region is magnificent all year round !
Weather in Spain in March (Costa Blanca)
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Re: Weather in Spain in March (Costa Blanca)
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No matter how bright and sunny the first day of March in Spain was, the weather deteriorated noticeably.
A week before the end of March, it rained on the Costa Blanca, clouds were drawn in and ran…
Well, in any case, you can save money on automatic watering of plants in the garden.
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