Millions of people around the world, choosing seaside resorts, with their feet, dollars, rubles (underline as appropriate) vote for Spain. It seems that it was salt water that shaped this country, and the very concepts of "sea" and "Spain" are inextricably linked, intertwined into a single ball. Here you understand exactly why Dali painted solid miracles. Here there is confidence that scientists are mistaken and Homo Español is not a child of evolution, but of the ancient sea, who emerged from the abyss, because at one fine moment he felt an urgent need to fight the bulls for some reason.
The Mediterranean Sea carries its calm waters from its southernmost point to the north of Catalonia, where the border with France passes. The length of the coastline gives rise to the widest variety of landscapes that form a seductive trap into which, very, very, sometimes to the point of madness, every tourist wants to fall.
More than 8,000 kilometers of "free cheese" - the sea, in which the difference in water temperatures in different regions is up to seven degrees Celsius. Therefore, one of the most important arguments in favor of choosing one or another beach for recreation is information about where the warmest sea is in Spain.
Some like it hot
It is believed that the warmest place is on the island of Hierro, which is often called a paradise for divers.
Alas, there are no sandy beaches there, but, on the other hand, this "isla chiquita" (small island) is replete with natural wonders:
- spectacular sea cliffs;
- enchanted forests with trees up to eight meters high;
- harsh volcanic landscapes.
This is not a poetic exaggeration - he is really black. Black, like the heart of the devil, like the ashes of burnt days - creative people simply cannot afford to miss such a sight: the unique sand shimmers with interspersed minerals and becomes one of those memories that are kept for decades. Cozy hotels, no more than three floors high, and vineyards attract those who love a relaxing holiday with various delicacies and silence.
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The third and fourth "high-temperature" places are occupied by the islands of Tenerife and La Gomera, which are connected by ferry lines.
The climate of the eternal spring of Eden here makes it possible for a swimsuit to become an everyday form of clothing for the whole year.
Endless spits of white sand and turquoise waters, fantastically beautiful bays untouched by civilization, surrounded by unique natural landscapes ... and at the same time - family beaches with all kinds of services, lively city bays with shops, bars, restaurants - holidays are offered here for every taste.
And by choosing what attracts you the most, you begin to understand the meaning of the phrase especially well: "And let the whole world wait ..."
"What, where and when" Spain
You can continue a kind of hit parade, answering the quiz question: "Where is the warmest sea in Spain?" - you can almost endlessly, because almost every region of the country claims its own records.
But sometimes you want not the fresh milk of local waters, but the invigorating coolness that you feel after a glass of sangria, plunging into the refreshing waves on the city beach.
Fans of such freshness are unlikely to like the August water temperature in Barcelona, which reaches +25 °C. However, a visit to this city is a great way to kill at least two birds with one stone (although there are actually thousands of these "hares"), because you can not only lie on the golden sand and swim in the sea, but also see a huge number of attractions of this unique architectural place plan.
Barcelona is a must-see in Spain: it is simply not permissible to never see the Sagrada Familia, the Gothic Quarter, the magical fountain of Montjuic and the incredible Barcelona Aquarium. Therefore, it is good to plan such a visit for May or June: the water is 17 - 20 ° C, and the asphalt does not melt under your feet.
One degree higher than the average temperature in August
An original country with a unique culture, subtropical climate and excellent cuisine, all this is Spain. The Mediterranean coast is the most attractive holiday destination in Europe. Spain is famous for its resorts, among which any tourist will find a place to their liking. Each region of the long Spanish coast has its own zest and features. Somewhere they are waiting for economical tourists, somewhere, on the contrary, they offer luxury holidays, some places are more suitable for active youth, while others are ideal for families with children. We will tell you how each coast of Spain is different and help you decide on the best place to stay.
Tourism potential of Spain
Spain is a country with a developed and rich history of tourism. This is due to the unique conditions prevailing in the country. It has the warmest climate in all of Western Europe, with over 260 sunny days a year. The Mediterranean coast is the most popular holiday destination for Europeans and shows the growing interest of Russians in it. The long coastline with convenient beaches is the main attraction for tourists. And besides, a huge number of attractions for different tastes and interests. Therefore, a tourist can travel to Spain every year, and he will always find something to do and see. Inexpensive real estate in Spain on the coast, available for purchase or rent, makes the rest quite budgetary. Therefore, the tourist flow to the country is growing steadily every year. Spain, Barcelona, the coast - these topics are among the most discussed among tourists on the eve of each season.
Recreation features
Sunny Spain offers everything active, beach, family, wellness, educational. The main feature is the possibility of combining with a variety of excursions and entertainment. All beaches in Spain, with the rare exception of hotel areas, are free to visit, but sunbeds and umbrellas are available for rent. In the immediate vicinity of the settlements on the coast there are famous cities: Barcelona, Girona, Seville, Cordoba and others. There are many museums, architectural monuments, entertainment centers. The Atlantic coast of Spain boasts excellent conditions for diving and surfing. And the region along the Bay of Biscay is a favorite vacation spot for the aristocracy. Spain offers a variety of budget options: from quite economical to completely luxurious. The peculiarity of the country's hotel base is that all hotels here have a very high standard and level of service, so here even "three-star" hotels offer a much better service than, for example, in Turkey and Egypt.
Costa Brava
Spain's Costa Brava is the northernmost coast of the Mediterranean Sea, stretching from the borders of France to the city of Blanes. The region has a superbly developed transport network, from any corner you can get to Girona and the center of the Catalonia region of Barcelona. The peculiarity of the region is that the beaches here are covered with small pebbles. All beaches are well equipped, there are many tourist infrastructure facilities nearby: cafes, shops, tour desks, equipment and car rental services. Real estate in Spain on the Costa Brava is one of the most inexpensive, which apparently explains the rather large number of Russians in this region. Costa Brava belongs to the category of economical resort areas, prices here are much lower than on the promoted central and southern coasts of the country. The entertainment and excursion program of the region is diverse, in addition to the usual marine leisure activities, the sights of Girona, the house-museum of S. Dali in Figueres, the Marineland park in Blanes, and several large natural parks deserve the attention of tourists. The resort areas border on mountainous, very picturesque areas where you can take walks. The region focuses on mobile tourists - young people, families without children - and offers them an economical holiday with a lot of opportunities for active holidays.
Costa del Maresme
A small fragment of the coast from the borders of the Costa Brava to Barcelona is the resort area of \u200b\u200bdel Maresme. Here are the best places on the coast of Spain in terms of price. This region was developed precisely as a resort, there are newer hotels and infrastructure than on the Costa Brava. The beaches here are sandy and well equipped. Outside the resort, the region is agricultural, so the surrounding landscapes are not very impressive, but it is here that the freshest and most delicious fruits, strawberries, and vegetables are. Proximity to Barcelona is an important advantage of the area; electric trains run to it with great frequency. You can combine the low cost of living with exciting walks. In general, the area is quite quiet, great for a secluded holiday.
Costa de Garraf
The next coast of Spain, stretching for 50 km from Barcelona to the city of Cubellas, is the Costa de Garraf. Residential and resort areas are located in the bays formed at the foot of the mountains. The sandy beaches of the region are not yet too busy even in season, and this allows you to relax in peace and tranquility. The miniature size of the resort area explains the absence of huge hotel complexes here. The hotel base is mainly made up of small hotels (3-4 stars). The most famous place in the region is the city of Sitges. It was chosen by European bohemia back in the 19th century, and today an artistic atmosphere reigns here with numerous holidays, festivals, and concerts. The town of Castelldefels offers ideal surfing opportunities and great beaches. The close location to Barcelona gives many advantages: a quiet holiday, educational excursions and noisy discos - everything can be combined.
Costa Dorada
A classic holiday on the coast of Spain offers the Gold Coast or the Costa Dorada. The beaches of this area stretch south of Barcelona from the town of Villanova i la Geltrú to Alcanar. The capital of the region is the ancient city of Tarragona. 200 km of Dorada beaches are covered with fine golden sand and have a comfortable gentle slope to the water. In addition to all kinds of entertainment on the water, a wide service infrastructure at the beaches, the region has a huge excursion potential. The most famous place that attracts tourists with children is the famous Port Aventura park with the Costa Caribe water park in Salou. Less well-known, but no less interesting, Aquapolis and Aqualeon parks offer vibrant programs with exotic and marine animals and a whole range of attractions. For lovers of educational tourism, the city of Tarragona will become an open-air museum. Many monuments from the time of Ancient Rome have been preserved here. Several natural parks will allow you to enjoy the beauties of southern nature and solitude.
Costa Dorada is positioned as a holiday destination for everyone, but traditionally there are a lot of tourists with children. Local resorts have an international family vacation certificate and high-quality safe infrastructure to accommodate tourists with children of different ages.
Costa Azahar
The coast of Valencia begins with the Costa Azahar - Coast of orange flowers. The zone stretched from the southern borders of Catalonia for 120 km to the borders of the city of Valencia. This is one of the most rapidly developing resort regions of the country. For many Europeans, summer and holidays are strongly associated with Asaar (Spain). Apartments, the coast - everything here sparkles with newness. Although the traditional Spanish flavor in the region will be preserved. Until recently, this area was known only for its orange plantations. Today, the coastline is given over to beaches, and the continental line is given over to citrus orchards. Their aroma creates a special romantic atmosphere in the region. Sandy beaches, famous thalassotherapy centers, the Palm Desert reserve, the Aquarama water park, all this provides high-class recreation for people with different interests. The main difference between Costa Azaar is a large number of different parks: natural, entertainment, thematic, parrot garden, water parks. This makes the region attractive for families.
Valencia
The opportunity to combine the delights of a beach holiday with accommodation in a large ancient city provides the coast of Spain - the Costa de Valencia. The city claims to be the sunniest in the country; the sun shines here 300 days a year. Sandy beaches within the city and in the nearest suburbs provide all the conditions for a comfortable stay.
Valencia is the most beautiful city in Spain, with a lot of architectural monuments, museums and sights concentrated here. The settlement appeared in the first century BC and has preserved monuments from many historical eras. There are also a lot of interesting things in the vicinity of the city, so tourists are provided with a rich excursion program. The resort area of Valencia organically combines fashionable hotel complexes with charming medieval castles, ruins of the Roman Empire, and traditional national buildings. The suburb of Cullera is an ideal place for families with children, as there is a long coastal strip of shallow water. Sagunto in the north of the province offers a calmer, quieter holiday in small hotels, the beaches of this city have been repeatedly awarded the highest award - the Blue Flag - for impeccable cleanliness. Oliva is the southernmost city in the region, distinguished by a high level of hotel facilities and a peaceful atmosphere.
Costa Blanca
White Coast, or Costa Blanca - a recognized leader among the Spanish The province stretches along the mountain range 212 km south of Valencia. Mountain ranges reliably protect the coast from northern air currents, so the climate here is warmer than in the northern territories. The white sandy beaches of the Costa Blanca are excellently equipped and have all the necessary infrastructure. The province is famous for its high level of service and numerous events: festivals, holidays, parties. The resort attracts a wealthier audience than the northern beaches, so the prices for accommodation and real estate in Spain on the Costa Blanca are higher than on the Costa Brava, for example, but are in the middle segment. The region, in addition, can offer an outstanding excursion program. Murcia, which includes the Costa Blanca, is famous for its ancient cities that are worth seeing. The coast as a whole attracts young, active tourists, offering opportunities for sailing, diving, fishing, numerous parties, but families with children will find places to their liking here. For them, the famous Terramittica Park, the Aqualandia water park, oceanariums and zoos are located here - all this does not let the children get bored.
Costa Calida
Another coast of the province of Murcia - Costa Calida - is a special geographical feature. This resort coast of Spain is washed by the waters of the Small Sea - Mar Menor, this is a kind of bay of the Mediterranean Sea. Such a geographical feature determines the great calmness of the water surface and almost ideal conditions for recreation. Golden, sandy beaches, 320 days of sunshine a year and the highest level of service - these are the reasons for the popularity of the region. The British and Germans prefer to come here, who want to get a full set of impressions from their vacation, there are few Russians here. The hotel base is modern and high-class, there are almost no "three rubles", the emphasis is on large complexes with spas, restaurants, and their own discos. In addition, the province is rich in attractions. The ancient city of Cartagena, the capital of the Murcia region, Lorca offer an interesting excursion program. But the main lure of the place is health complexes. Healing air, sea water, thalassotherapy, modern SPA salons - this is why many tourists come here. The region is focused on a measured, quiet holiday, so there are few young people and noisy parties.
Costa del Almeria
The Mediterranean coast of Spain is increasingly being transformed to the needs of tourists. One of the youngest resort regions is Almeria. The coastline of the province alternates between excellent sandy beaches and picturesque rocky shores with photogenic cliffs and backwaters. The development of territories in order to attract tourists began recently, and this explains the fact that here are the newest hotels and complexes built in accordance with the most modern standards of service and safety. Several small towns on the coast exist mainly at the expense of tourists, offering them the best restaurants, clubs, marine entertainment and sports. This region has several large nature reserves, which are very pleasant to walk in. The ancient cities of Mojacar and Almeria impress with their traditional architecture and authentic restaurants.
Costa Tropical
The southern coast of Spain, the Costa Tropical or Tropical Coast, is one of the warmest regions of the country. The swimming season here lasts from May to October. The province belongs to Granada and is part of Andalusia. The local tropical climate makes it possible to harvest vegetables and fruits all year round; the most exotic plants grow here that you will not find in other areas of Spain, such as the dragon apple. Delightful beaches are not the only attraction of the region. Granada is a place of ancient cultures. A visit to Granada and the Alhambra will be a wonderful memory for a lifetime. Also, tourists are happy to travel to Salobreña, an authentic "white" Spanish city. For lovers of cognitive recreation, several natural parks and a botanical garden, which contains a unique collection of exotic plants, are also of interest. The Aquatropic water park has combined all the pleasures in one place: attractions, places for walking and many restaurants. Andalusia is justifiably proud of its cuisine and wines, visiting large and small restaurants on the coast and tasting Spanish cuisine, seafood delicacies, fresh fruits can be an exciting experience for a tourist.
Costa del Sol
The most fashionable and best places of the coast of Spain are located in the south of the Iberian Peninsula in the region del Sol - Sunny Beach. This is the most visited place in the country. The most luxurious hotels and entertainment complexes are located here. The region is a favorite holiday destination for the British and Americans, who are very demanding in terms of service. It houses the villas of celebrities, the European aristocracy, which miraculously coexist with small fishing villages. In general, this coast is distinguished by higher prices for accommodation and other services compared to other regions. But on the other hand, the province can be proud of the best service and the most diverse offer of entertainment. Noisy festivals, parties, holidays are often held here, fashionable youth come here to night discos. Family tourists with children can find peace in luxury hotels, but the beaches here are always full of people, it can be difficult to find a secluded place. The capital of the Malaga region offers everything a modern tourist needs: shopping, restaurants, museums, attractions. Smaller cities retain the atmosphere of traditional, measured southern life.
Costa de la Luz
Unique resorts on the coast of Spain at the meeting point of the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean - Costa de la Luz, "Coast of Light", differ from other regions in a large amount of sun and the refreshing breath of the Atlantic. The high season here begins at the end of April and lasts until November, while there is no debilitating heat here. The region is famous for its sandy beaches, which are sometimes interrupted by picturesque rock ledges, which offer a magnificent view of the expanses of water. The ancient cities of Cadiz, Tarifa and Jerez have preserved many monuments of Moorish culture, walks along which will be an excellent addition to a beach holiday. The province is also famous for its natural resources: parks and reserves, which are also open to tourists. A special pride of the region is wine, the famous sherry. Visiting factories, fields and tasting different varieties and years of this sunny drink is often the goal of tourists, for whom specialized wine tours are organized.
Atlantic
The Atlantic coast of Spain has a special charm, it is less popular for mass tourism, but, undoubtedly, it hides many advantages. It is here that the aristocracy of the Old and New Worlds likes to relax. Galicia has many similarities with neighboring Portugal. The ocean washes a sandy shore, which is not inferior in quality to the famous Maldives. The water here is cooler than in the Mediterranean, but there are excellent conditions for surfing. The ancient cities of Galicia have preserved the spirit of the times and many monuments of history and architecture. On the territory of the region there are several natural parks in which palm trees are adjacent to eucalyptus and coniferous plants. The air here is permeated with special smells: the ocean, essential oils and flowers.
Bay of Biscay coast
The coast of the Bay of Biscay is a favorite vacation spot for bohemians and aristocracy. The famous San Sebastian and Bilbao annually gather a lot of celebrities. Here are the most fashionable hotels in Spain, the coast is peacefully divided by luxurious villas and fishing villages, supplying the tables of stars every morning with the freshest sea delicacies. The beaches here are equipped in accordance with the taste of the most demanding vacationers. The rich history of the Basque land also allows you to get a great educational program. A separate point of all tours is a visit to restaurants of local cuisine, it is magnificent here.
For many reasons, Spain is one of the most popular countries among tourists. To make sure that Spain is no less beautiful in winter than in summer, it is worth seeing it at this time of the year with your own eyes. If you are visiting Spain for the first time in winter, you may have some questions, the answers to which you will find below.
Cheerful Spaniards arrange holidays with or without reason, and New Year and Christmas are certainly one of the most significant events. Therefore, all of Spain is transformed in winter, shining with colorful lights, shimmering with original decorations and filled with festive melodies. Walking along the Spanish streets is not only interesting, but also very comfortable due to the mild climate. The average winter temperature in Spain is +13°C (in the south about +18°C, and in the north and in the central part +10°C). According to many tourists, one of the most pleasant European countries is Spain, where the climate in winter allows you to go for a walk in demi-season shoes, throwing on a light coat and not burdening yourself with hats and gloves.
What is the winter like in Spain? Elegant, colorful and warm!
2. Where can you relax in Spain in winter?
The answer to the question "where can I relax in Spain in winter?" will depend on your preferences. In this country, you can realize any wishes.
- What to do in Spain in winter for lovers of excursions? To fully enjoy the world-famous attractions of Spain. The choice of the city is yours: modern metropolitan Madrid, Catalonia and its pearl - Barcelona, temperamental southern Andalusia or the northern city of Bilbao, with a unique Basque culture. Each part of Spain is interesting in its own way, each city is unique and original, and the comfortable temperature in Spain in winter allows you to enjoy excursions without languishing from the summer heat.
- Spain also favors beach lovers in winter, the weather in the Canary Islands, as well as in the southern cities of Andalusia, contributes to a great pastime by the sea.
- Shopaholics have an amazing opportunity to purchase quality Spanish goods, as well as goods from manufacturers from other countries with huge discounts in Spain. “Where to go shopping in January?” - answer: in any Spanish city, it is at the beginning of January that total winter sales begin here, which will last until the end of winter.
- The mountain ranges of the Pyrenees, Sierra Nevada and Meseta will be excellent resorts in Spain in winter for ski lovers. In the winter season, there is always snow here, and the abundance of low mountains provides a wide variety of conditions for skiing.
- Holidays in Spain in January are also attractive due to the various festivals held during this period. For example, in the coastal city of San Sebastian on January 20, a large-scale colorful folk festival of Tamborrada takes place, attracting thousands of tourists. Smartly dressed residents of the city march along the decorated streets, music sounds, and an orchestra of several dozen drums performs a march dedicated to the feast of St. Sebastian.
Obviously, there are many places where you can relax in Spain in the winter. Everyone will find a city that allows them to realize the perfect vacation, depending on their hobbies and preferences. Therefore, what to do in Spain in winter is up to you.
3. Where is it warm in Spain in winter?
Another question is “where is it warm in Spain in winter?”. Compared to Russia and the countries of Eastern Europe - everywhere. If during your vacation you want to change the snowy frosty landscapes for sunny and warm ones, we suggest visiting Spain in winter, the weather during this period is very pleasant. The warmest place in Spain in winter is the Canary Islands. Comfortable +25 degrees delight the inhabitants of Tenerife all year round. In addition to the weather, tourists are attracted by numerous attractions: a huge water park, an exotic parrot park and, of course, the world-famous Teide volcano, equipped with a funicular. Another city where it is warmer in Spain in winter is beautiful Malaga. Leaving the house in a T-shirt and shorts, you can stroll through the most beautiful area and, for example, visit the world-famous Museum
With the advent of the autumn or winter months, the resort life in Spain does not stop everywhere: in some regions it is quite warm even at this time. If your vacation fell on such days, and you really want to visit this wonderful country, then go to the Canary or Balearic Islands, or join the wonderful culture of the wonderful Spanish region of Andalusia. These regions have the most pleasant weather in the country all year round. But let's talk about cities and regions where you can have a great rest in autumn, winter and spring, in more detail.
1. Canary Islands. In the capital of the Canaries, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, there is year-round fine weather, and the average temperature is a comfortable twenty-three degrees Celsius. The hottest month is August: the air temperature these days reaches twenty-eight degrees, a slight breeze blows and the sun shines, there is almost no rain. But, sometimes in August there are tropical storms, although this is rare. Of course, the months from May to September are the most preferable for relaxation, when the temperature of the waters in the ocean varies from twenty to twenty-three degrees. In November, the temperature of air and water begins to gradually decrease, with the advent of winter, the water temperature in the ocean cools down to eighteen to nineteen degrees, until April, while the air at this time is warmed up from twenty-one to twenty-three degrees. If you arrived during this period, then you can quite easily sunbathe on the beach and swim in the heated pools at the hotel, although many of our compatriots feel quite comfortable in the ocean water. The local population of the Canary Islands says that the winter months are the “Russian season”. At this time, everything is getting cheaper: tours, hotels, and water for “ours” is acceptable in temperature. But in winter, there are precipitations and strong winds on the islands, although not long. Therefore, from there you will definitely return with a wonderful tan. In addition, you will have a great opportunity to visit local attractions without crowds.
2. Coast of the Costa del Sol. The resort city of Malaga is located on the southern Spanish coast, not far from the Strait of Gibraltar and hot Africa. There are beaches in the city limits, which are always overloaded and dirty during the high season. In general, the official season here lasts from June to October, at which time the water temperature in the sea varies from twenty-seven to thirty-three degrees, and the water from twenty-four to twenty-seven. To be frank, the water in early June can be uncomfortable, as it is often cooled by ocean currents. In the autumn and winter months, the water cools down, its temperature varies from sixteen to eighteen degrees, the air temperature is from seventeen to twenty degrees. That is, if you wish, you can get a good tan while lying on a sun lounger by the heated pool or on the seashore. By the way, if you decide to visit the Costa del Sol, to which Malaga belongs, being its main city, then it is better to pay attention to small resort towns: Marbella (Marbella is correctly read in Spanish, but Russian people are familiar with just such a variant of the name) , Torremolinos, Fuengirola - here the beaches are wider and cleaner.
3. Balearic Islands. Majorca is the capital of the main Balearic island. The archipelago is located southeast of mainland Spain and is washed by the waters of the Mediterranean Sea. There is simply a magnificent and very mild climate, as well as famous white-sand beaches, first-class hotels, restaurants, casinos, bars. And Mallorca is also very beautiful: magnificent mountains, beautiful old cities with amazing architecture, which is why Palma de Mallorca is in the top fifty best cities to live in. These studies were carried out by experts from the British print edition of The Sunday Times. Here, as well as in Malaga, there are three hundred sunny days a year. The unique local climate of Balearic attracts crowds of tourists all year round. But, the official tourist season here lasts from April to October, the low season - from November to March. Although the water warms up to twenty-one degrees only in June, in the summer months it warms up to twenty-five degrees, in November it cools down to nineteen. The air temperature in late autumn, winter and early spring varies from fourteen to twenty-four degrees. In summer, the air temperature is from twenty-five to thirty degrees. As mentioned above, there are a lot of people here even in cold weather: the prices for tours, hotels and air tickets are reduced three times. The off-season gives travelers the opportunity to get to know the real Mallorca: to get acquainted with the genuine color of small local villages, the authentic culture of the islanders, to find out - what is the spirit of the Balearic Islands, in its originality ?!
4. Spanish province of Andalusia. Huelva is a slightly unusual resort for recreation, where, unlike the nearby cities of Seville, Jaen, there is no architectural diversity, the thing is that they were destroyed by the 1755 Lisbon earthquake. And yet, there is no vibrant nightlife in Malaga, but on the other hand, there are fantastic landscapes and an amazing atmosphere of serenity and peace. The coast of Huelva is considered the most "unspoiled" in Spain, where the beaches are very clean, wild and almost deserted. There is also a plus, in the form of proximity to the Portuguese border, which makes it possible for tourists to visit the south of Portugal. The province of Huelva has a continental Mediterranean climate with some influence from the Atlantic. In summer, due to the proximity of the ocean, it is not very hot here, and in winter it is not very cold. The water temperature never warms up more than twenty-two and a half degrees, the air in the summer months is never hotter than thirty-one. In winter, the air temperature is around sixteen degrees, the water is fourteen. Many tourists choose autumn and winter holidays in Huelva to enjoy peace and quiet, walk along the most beautiful places on the coast, go to a neighboring country, and the prices at this time are very low.
We told you about those places and regions where the Spaniards themselves and travelers have a rest in winter. What suits you is a matter of taste. But you can rest assured that any of the described cities is simply magnificent.
Dear Lera, in June the water on Spanish beaches usually does not have time to warm up to a comfortable temperature. The exception is the coast near the Mar Menor - a salty lagoon in the province of Murcia. It is separated from the sea by a sandy spit and the current does not have much influence on its waters. The water here is the purest. The beaches are both sandy and pebbly.
For more comfort and savings, you can stay in one of the inexpensive hotels or in a hostel a little further from the coast itself. The infrastructure here is very well developed - for 3-3.5 euros a bus will take you from, for example, Murcia.
We stayed here in the second half of June at Pension Segura. Prices were already "seasonal", but booking a month in advance gave us a 15% discount. This can be done by phone (there is a Russian-speaking employee): +34 968 21 12 81 or on the website www.hotelscombined.es/Hotel/Pension_Segura.htm
The boarding house itself is located at: Murcia, Plaza Camachos, 14.
You can order a transfer from San Javier Airport (30 km) for 60 euros or get there by bus for 3 euros.
There is an opportunity to lie in intentions:
4-seater - for 16.00 euros per person;
3-seater - for 19.50 euros per person;
2-seater - for 22.70 per person;
1-seater - for 33.00 euros.
All rooms - with free Wi-Fi, bathrooms. Breakfasts are not included in the price, but you can redeem them for 2.50 euros.
If you prefer not to waste time driving to the sea, you can stay in an inexpensive hostel in Valencia. For example, from Purple Nest Hostel, you can get to the beach with warm water by public transport from the end of May :)
This hostel is often home to a lot of young people. There are only 4-, 6-, 8-, 10-bed rooms. The price includes Wi-Fi, luggage storage, clean towels every day, use of bicycles, free city tour every three days.
Breakfast can be ordered for an additional fee of 3 euros.
Accommodation prices:
in a 10-bed room - 25.20 euros per person;
in an 8-bed room - 27.65 euros per person;
in a 6-bed room - 28.85 euros per person;
in a 4-bed room - 25.00 euros per person.
This is what a 6-bed room looks like:
We stayed in a quadruple:
Seat reservation is possible by phone: +34 963 42 71 68, or by e-mail: [email protected]
The infrastructure on the beaches is excellent: there are inexpensive cafes where you can dine for 6-11 euros (only a second or a full meal), scuba diving, catamaran rentals, organizing 2-3-hour boat trips ... In early June, the water warms up to + 22 degrees. Our friends "replaced" us here on June 10th. Admire the water at +24-25 degrees since June 14th.
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