Calahonda Weather

The climate in Calahonda is a definite bonus if you enjoy long days spent lounging on the beach, a round of golf at any time of the day or simply enjoying an al fresco meal. This area of the Costa del Sol is world famous for its fabulous climate, not to mention the award winning beaches. The peak months of July and August will provide temperatures around the 30C mark while the winter months are also warm at 17C. Calahonda boasts a record breaking 330 days of sunshine per year and rainfall tends to stick to the late autumn and winter months. Calahonda provides endless sunny days and bright blue skies no matter what time of the year holiday makers choose to visit.

 

The summer weather in Calahonda is typically Mediterranean consisting of long hot summers and short mild winters. At 30C and over the temperatures are high during the peak summer months, which will make Calahonda the perfect location for the beach lover. There is very little variation in the sea and air temperatures during the summer, which means great news for water sports lovers. Rainfall during the summer will be rare although there may be a slight chance of rain as the autumn months roll in. The evenings will also be warm making al fresco dining and strolling through the resorts a pleasure.

 

Holiday makers who prefer slightly cooler temperatures may find the spring and autumn months the best time to holiday in Calahonda. Temperatures will be around the 20C to 25C mark, perfect for sightseeing at nearby resorts such as Marbella and Fuengirola or taking in a round of golf. The festive season in Calahonda is also popular, and with temperatures of 17C there is more than enough sunshine to pick up a golden winter tan.