Cambrils Weather

Cambrils Weather
The charming fishing village of Cambrils lies on the south-western end of Spain’s' Costa Dorada, and, like its neighbours, Salou and La Pineda, experiences a typically Mediterranean climate with hot summers and mild winters. A popular family destination, Cambrils enjoys enviable year-round weather, which tends to be cooler and more bearable than many resorts further south.

Weather In Cambrils - Long hot summers, pleasant mild winters
With an average summer temperature of 25C, the weather during the peak holiday season in Cambrils remains ideal for sunbathing, swimming and water sports, but still comfortable without reaching extremely high temperatures. August can see highs of up to 28C, with an enjoyable 10 hours of daily sunshine, and the ever-present coastal winds help to keep the humidity levels down. Spring temperatures remain at around 18C, creating ideal conditions for sports, and outdoor activities such as biking, walking, hiking and golf. Rainfall in the resort is concentrated in the spring and autumn months, with summer seeing some heavy, but short, showers.   

Cambrils Weather - 300 days of sunshine each year, enviable climate
Winter sees an average temperature of 12C in Cambrils, with this mild weather still being pleasant enough for active pursuits and sightseeing. The resort enjoys over 300 days of sunshine every year, and its characteristic clear blue skies are formed due to the presence of the wind, the mistral from the north  in the winter, and the garbi from the south during the summer, which help to blow away any clouds and mist. Even during the winter, the temperatures rarely drop below 8C and the sun still shines between 4-5 hours a day.