How warm is La Palma in December?

The average temperature in December is a balmy 19°C (66°F), while the average low is 16°C (61°F) and the average high is 21°C (70°F). La Palma is warm throughout the year and even though these are some of its lowest temperatures, it is still much warmer here than in much of northern Europe.



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Gran Canaria and Lanzarote are the hottest of the islands in December. There's only a very small chance of rain, and temperatures can reach as high as 26ºC, even over Christmas.

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La Palma is usually slightly cooler than the others. From December to April, the temperature is between 16ºC and 21ºC. In summer, between July and September, the minimum is 22ºC and the maximum is 26ºC.

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This also depends on which beach you choose, since beaches that are more sheltered will have a warmer sea temperature. We've been able to swim in December in the Canaries several times, as well as all the other winter months, although there can be significant differences from year to year.

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December-February The islands especially see a lot of older tourists, looking to bask in the warmer weather, though it may be a bit too cool for sunbathing. Average temperatures hover between 60 and 71 degrees make for pleasant strolls along the beach and through the national parks.

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In December, the Canary Islands, located off the northwest coast of Africa, experience the hottest temperatures in Spain.

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La Palma is also popular because of its beaches. Some people choose to just relax on the beautiful black sandy beaches and gaze at the turquoise ocean. Other visitors come to La Palma for adventure sports. They swim in the clear waters, surf the big waves and scuba dive close to the spectacular volcanic seabed.

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La Palma is known locally as La Isla Bonita or 'Beautiful Island' in Spanish. You'll understand why as soon as you set foot on this lush, green island. The landscape is a patchwork of majestic mountains, verdant forests, and deep caves, dotted with pretty towns and villages.

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