Spain weather reviews

Barcelona in March does not always resemble the hot south - there are quite cool and rainy days. But if for you the temperature of +16 - +17 is comfortable enough for walking, then this is your month. It was a little chilly for me, it could be +10 or below at night, so it's worth being prepared. On the other hand, during this period it is just spring-spring - everything is blooming, turning green, there is no dust. What you need for photo shoots and footage)) Besides, Barcelona is always beautiful - so you can safely fly in March.

Spain is always associated with tangerines, but March, unfortunately, is considered the end of the season. However, Gran Canaria is also beautiful in March. My daughter and I were convinced of this personally. We settled in a small hotel with a view of the cathedral (I wanted one with a sea view, but it was fine). The weather was great. In the last week of March, every day was sunny, calm and warm, so we walked in T-shirts and replenished our vitamin D deficiency.

Valencia is the 3rd largest city in Spain, which is located on the southeast coast of the country, known as the Costa del Hazard. This location results in hot, dry summers and cool, mild winters. March is one of the best times to visit Valencia as the city is not as hot as the summer months, which has a significant impact on sightseeing. The average daytime temperature in Valencia in March is 13°C, and on warm days can reach an average high of 18°C. Light clothing is usually worn this month, especially at the end of March. However, throughout the month temperatures can drop to 7°C, especially in the evening, so prepare for a warmer jacket or opt for a coat. While you are in Valencia, there are many museums and art galleries you can visit. One of the most popular is IVAM or the Institute of Contemporary Art. Here visitors can see exhibitions of many famous artists, including the Catalan sculptor Julio Gonzalez. Valencia is also famous for its incredible nightlife. Tapas restaurants, bars and clubs line the streets, creating an atmosphere for a busy and exciting evening.

February in Fuerteventura attracts with its mild climate and excellent opportunity to enjoy nature and active recreation. The average temperature is around 20 degrees Celsius, making this month ideal for sun lovers. The lack of heavy rainfall and plenty of sunny days create excellent conditions for beach holidays and water sports, including surfing and windsurfing. Enjoying beach walks and relaxing evenings overlooking the setting sun is what makes Fuerteventura an attractive destination in February. The island also hosts various cultural events during this time, such as music festivals and traditional celebrations, allowing guests to experience the local atmosphere and traditions. Although the temperature may drop slightly in the evening, it is enough to carry light clothing or a jacket. Overall, February in Fuerteventura offers a pleasant and relaxing atmosphere, ideal for a break from the winter cold and the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

I recently returned from an amazing holiday in Malaga, Spain in March. This month was simply ideal for a holiday - not too hot, like in summer, and the weather was varied, which made the holiday even more interesting. It was cool but sunny in the morning, warm and sunny in the afternoon and a little cooler in the evening. I liked this variety because it allowed me to enjoy both the beach and the city. This type of weather is ideal for active recreation - both on the beach and in the city, as well as for visiting attractions and excursions. I've been there in the past in June and July and although it was lovely, it was very hot and humid. If I had to choose a month for my next vacation, I would choose March again. Of course, it depends on what you want from your holiday, but for me it was the perfect balance between activity and relaxation.

I was in Alicante in February 2023 and was very pleased. The weather was ideal for a winter holiday: warm, sunny and little rain. I enjoyed exploring the city and its surroundings, which have many interesting places. Alicante is a great option for those who want to enjoy the winter sun, culture and gastronomy of Spain. I recommend visiting this city in February when it is not so crowded with tourists.

Alicante was the first Spanish city in which I vacationed for a long time. The vacation was spontaneous, so the vacation took place in March, which is not typical for Alicante. Despite this, the weather was excellent. On average about 20 degrees. It was possible to walk around in a T-shirt without any problems; in the evening, I threw on a jacket wide open. It rained only once during the entire vacation. I liked the city, I already want to go again, also in March.

In March, weather conditions begin to improve: the average temperature in Mallorca is 16 degrees Celsius during the day and 5 degrees at night. Precipitation decreases compared to January or February. You can count on seven hours of sunshine a day, making it a great time to take a walk on the beach. The island comes to life, and the landscape that is beginning to turn green looks very beautiful. The Mediterranean Sea is still relatively cool for swimming (14℃), so when traveling to Mallorca in March, it's best to focus on experiencing the island's culture and nature.

At the beginning of February, my friend and I flew to Barcelona. I took demi-season clothes and an umbrella in addition, it came in handy a couple of times. Upon arrival, the weather was sunny, the temperature was about 14 degrees, quite comfortable for walking around the city, you could feel a fresh breeze. Then it got a little colder to 10 degrees, it was cloudy and rainy, but not for long. In the last days of the trip, the sunny weather returned again. We had many interesting outdoor excursions and successful shopping.

My husband and I went to Malaga in the second half of June. The weather was warm and sunny, with an average temperature of about 25°. A couple of days were cloudy and there was some rain. Before leaving, the temperature rose to 28°. The water in the sea was cool, I like it warmer, and my husband swam constantly. He said that at first it’s great invigorating and then you don’t want to go out. In general, we had a great time, the tan lay evenly and beautifully, the climate was simply wonderful.