Can you swim in Malaga in January?

Take a warm dip Unless you love cold water you won't be swimming in the sea in Malaga in January. It's far too chilly. But the good news is that you can still take a warm dip at the Hammam Spa Malaga. Even better news is that it has 2 pools with temperatures ranging from a very pleasant warm to very hot.



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