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COSTA DEL SOL WEATHER | & EUROPEAN WEATHER

The Costa del Sol climate is the best in Europe, It is the reason most visitors come to the sunshine coast, which is often compared to that of California. Winters are warm although on some winter nights you can require some form of heating in your accommodation. In the summer the temperature rises and it can get extremely hot with a sea temperature of 24 degrees centigrade in August. Why not check the weather in Marbella now.

Like you thousands of Europeans and people from other parts of the world are considering Golf Beaks, Summer Holidays, Winter Breaks and Second Homes in the ideal climate which you find in the Costa del Sol. Andalucia is the choice of many Europeans to lay down new roots when they retire abroad or make a move to make a fresh start. Where else in the world can you start the day with the morning on a “pista” in the Sierra Nevada ski resorts above Granada followed later in the day by a swim in the sparkling blue Mediterranean waters of the Costa de Sol or a round of Golf in the warm evening sun in what is now become known as the Costa del Golf

Costa del Sol Weather information for Estepona, through to Nerja together with Andalucia and the rest of Europe

Whether you like it hot, long for mild winters or searching for snow, . Andalucia's provinces are climatically diverse enough to satisfy your every need - and then some

One of Andalucia's main attractions for visitors is its climate. The sun shines on an average of 3GO days a year, and even more in the easterly province of Almeria. It is, however, a mistake to think that the weather is hot and with constant sunshine all year round. One of the advantages of the size and location of Andalucia is that the weather is variable according to the area. For those who really love the heat, the inland provinces of Seville, Jaen and Cordoba register the hottest temperatures in July and August, . and 52° Celsius has been known in the small town of Ecija in Seville province. The coastal regions enjoy very warm summers but with temperatures lower than inland regions and there is usually a lovely cooling breeze. At the other end of the scale, some inland regions can be very cold in winter and it snows in the highest mountain towns and villages. The most famous, of course, is Granada, which has its very own ski resort in the Sierra Nevada, where skiing is possible for at least five months of the year, but where, just forty miles away, people are soaking up the sun on the beaches of the province's Costa Tropical.

Something for everyone. Andalucia's different landscapes, beautiful beaches, modern facilities and climate make it attractive to all types of visitors. Sports of all types can be practiced here, bird watchers, walkers and photographers are in their element, culture vultures will never be sated because there is so much on offer. The whole region is steeped in a fascinating history, there are monuments and ruins galore,

BOUNTIFUL THE CLIMATE MEANS THAT JUST ABOUT EVERYTHING GROWS.

there are vast expanses of stunning and almost uninhabited countryside for those who wish to get away from it all and glamorous resorts with frenetic nightlife for those who love to dance the night away. Business travellers also benefit from modern hotels and state of the art facilities and are lucky enough to be staying in a region which is so fascinating that they won't be able to resist the temptation to go out and explore once the day's work is over.

So if you are still searching for somewhere which has something for everybody, you can stop looking - it has to be Andalucia.

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