Is Alicante worth visiting in winter?

The average winter temperature is 16 degrees and you can expect 6 hours of sunshine every day. It's comfortable to sit outside without a jacket or coat. However, it can be more chilly when the sun goes down. If you want to escape from the cold and grey skies, then you should surely visit Alicante in December!



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The average winter temperature is 16 degrees and you can expect 6 hours of sunshine every day. It's comfortable to sit outside without a jacket or coat. However, it can be more chilly when the sun goes down.

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Generally in January it is sunny during the day and quite pleasant if you are in a sheltered spot, but it is cold at night. Having said that, here we are at the beginning of November and enjoying blazing sunshine and 27 degrees! Hi, It'll certainly be better than the what you'll get in the UK at that time of the year.

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You can also swim in Alicante in November and May, unless you are uncomfortable with the rainy weather. At this time, the temperature of the Mediterranean does not drop below 18°C. And even in winter, Alicante's water temperature never drops below 14°C.

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Alicante is a great city and, like all large cities, at Christmas it is filled with lights, Christmas trees, fairs and a family atmosphere. Not just in the city, but the whole province is filled with festivities and activities to make Christmas special each year.

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Beach resorts The Canary Islands are among the warmest places in Spain in winter, usually exceeding 68 °F during the day. Winter is one of the best times of the year to visit the islands, with accommodation at a lower capacity than during the summer months, you should be able to find a bargain.

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Winter sun You'll need to pack a little more than if you were visiting in the height of summer, as the weather will be cooler. Longer trousers, light jumpers and layers like a denim or leather jacket can all be rolled up and neatly tucked into your case.

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Christmas Markets in Alicante In Alicante you can enjoy a number of Christmas craft markets, such as those in Elda, Elche and Alcoy.

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The amazing port city of Alicante on Spain's Costa Blanca is a stunning destination and a deserving addition for a holiday home or a simple vacation. Brimming with history, culture, and legendary nightlife, Alicante is definitely worth visiting or having a holiday home.

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Winter. For those seeking winter warmth as well some welcome sunshine, Alicante experiences some of the highest winter daytime temperatures of anywhere in mainland Europe, with daily averages of 16-17 Celsius, and rainfall amounts are low, particularly through January and February. Snow has not fallen here since 1926!

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Winter – From December to February is also a mild season in Alicante and is often characterized by sunny periods. There can be smaller periods of wind and rain however it rarely 'if ever' snows. Alicante in the winter still gets many sunny days, and temperatures can reach up to 18 °C in the direct sunshine.

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The city might be best known for its sprawling public beaches, lively nightlife, and great restaurant scene, but Alicante is brimming with heritage and is a fantastic vacation spot for history buffs. Alicante's history spans thousands of years and it is one of the longest inhabited cities in Spain.

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It is a very attractive city and has a lovely promenade and harbour area as well as a couple of nice beaches.

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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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