AVERAGE WEATHER CHART FOR THE COSTA BLANCA SOUTH, SPAIN

The Spanish Mediterranean - the ideal balance!

The World Health Organization recommended the Spanish Costa Blanca as being one of the most equitable regions in the world in which to live, neither too hot in the summer nor too cold in the winter.

Spain's Costa Blanca enjoys typical subtropical Mediterranean temperatures, with cool sea breezes in the summer and mild temperatures in the winter.

The Spanish Mediterranean coasts averages about 3,000 hours of sunshine per year (equivalent to about 325 days per year). The temperature averaged over the year is more than 20 degrees Centigrade.

This reliable sunshine record is one of the main attractions that encourage Northern Europeans to live in this area. The rainfall is much lower than in the UK, giving you even more opportunity to enjoy the outdoor life.

Daytime temperatures (Centigrade)
The average daytime temperature reaches the low 30's in the summer months, and rarely falls below 16 degrees in the winter.

Hours of sunshine
With over three thousand hours of sunshine on average every year, outdoor living in the region is the norm.

Sea temperatures (Centigrade)
In the summer months the sea is beautifully warm, meaning that you can swim comfortably from May to November. There are frequently sunbathers on the beaches all year round.