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Andalusia lies at the southern tip of Spain and is divided into two stretches of coastline. The Costa del Sol on the Mediterranean Sea is a popular and well-developed tourist destination for sun-seekers from around the world. To the west, on the Costa del Luz, you can feel already the Atlantic wind and proximity to Morocco - surfers and beach visitors who want to have it more natural and rough, are right here. The swimming season begins in June and ends in Andalusia in September. In October it is only 19 degrees water temperature already very fresh, for walkers is October with one of the finest months.

Beyond the beaches attract the rich cultural and historical treasures of Andalusia, especially the Alhambra of Granada as a Moorish palace, or luxurious places like the white town of Marbella. And even friends of winter sports come in Andalusia at their expense: In the Sierra Nevada you can ski wonderfully to 60 kilometers of downhill slopes and almost 40 - Snow is from November to May.

Climate Year in Review: In the spring, when in Andalusia colorful flowers bloom, and also listen to nature shines in lush greenery, the average daytime temperatures reach 21 degrees already warm. Island connoisseurs recommend April, where the thermometer falls barely below 20 degrees, and bloom the typical citrus and almond trees. The summer can be really hot, especially inland daytime peaks to near 40 degrees possible. On average, the maximum temperatures are between 27 to 30 degrees, the summer weather so. Here, it is also fully accordingly. In autumn it rains more often, but it is around 20 degrees even in November and early December are still nice and warm, perfect to enjoy Mediterranean life. From the end of October then empties Andalusia, which uses some people, to look at the sights in peace.

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