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Costa del Sol Tourist Centre

The Costa del Sol weather is known as the "Sunny Coast", lots of sunshine. It is one of the healthiest climates in the world with more than 300 days of sunshine per year.

In the winter months the climate is temperate with average daytime temperatures of about 16ºC. There can be some rainy days during this period but when varies from year to year and it seldom lasts more than a few days.

The Costa del Sol's characteristic Mediterranean climate enjoys long hot and not to mention dry daytime temperatures. The summer months experience virtually no rainfall and wintertime is mild with intermittent precipitation. Sea temperatures will rarely fall below 20ºC, all year round, therefore the beaches throughout the majority of the Costa del Sol are accessible at any time of the year.

An ideal vacation of sun lovers, as the Costa del Sol reaches average temperatures of 29ºC or commonly higher throughout the summer months. Swimmers and divers will also find this time of the year enjoyable as sea temperatures throughout this period never drop below 23ºC

Late spring with its display of a myriad of wild flowers and early autumn after the intense summer heat are good times to visit. Average climates during this time range anywhere between 23ºC to 27ºC and rainfall is still very minimal.

Surrounded by the Sierra Bermeja mountain (also known as the red mountain) range, blocking any cold gusts, the wintertime in Costa del Sol is very mild. Winter climates generally linger around 12ºC but even in January; the coolest month will commonly see highs of 17ºC. With the sun shining through the coldest months, even a winter's day tends to be warm enough for a game of golf, sitting and relaxing in a sheltered spot or taking in the sights.

Average rainfall in Costa Del Sol (mm)