Can you swim in Marbella in winter?

Swimming in Marbella Many also enjoy sunbathing on the beach. However, several public indoor heated pools in the polideportivo or resorts facilitate swimming for those who aren't brave enough to get into the cold water but miss swimming during winter.



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There can be a surprising 'cold drop' in the sea temperatures due to a sudden upwelling of colder water from just off the coast - this happens along the coast from Málaga city to Marbella, it's partially due to the wider currents in the Alboran Sea.

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Sea Temperatures in Spain The warmest water in Spain is in Menorca where water has 26.8 degrees celsius. On the contrary, the lowest temperature is in San Sebastian where water has only 14.6 degrees celsius.

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Given only three days, you will likely be rushed to experience the scuba diving and snorkeling, beaches, and nightlife. To truly savor all that the resort town offers along with the beach, a more generous amount of time is usually needed. Many travelers opt for two to five days to relax and explore here.

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With two days in Marbella, you've got enough time to enjoy palm-lined beaches and chic bars, and explore the Old Town; you can also take a day trip to the historical cities of inland Andalucia. To get the most from your short stay on the Costa del Sol, here are our top tips.

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