Spain weather in July

In July, popular resorts in Spain (Málaga, Marbella, Benidorm, Alicante, Palma) average 27°C by day and 21°C at night, and the sea is about 24°C. On average 2 mm of rain falls during the month.

That is 3°C warmer than in June, and in August days average 27°C.

It is good weather for both the beach and sightseeing. The sea is warm and pleasant for swimming.

Warmest resorts in Spain in July

PlaceDayNightSeaRain
Alicante32°C20°C26°C4 mm
Marbella29°C20°C25°C1 mm
Palma28°C24°C26°C10 mm
Benidorm27°C23°C26°C5 mm
Málaga27°C22°C24°C1 mm
Adeje24°C21°C23°C2 mm
Arona24°C21°C23°C2 mm
Santa Cruz de Tenerife23°C20°C23°C2 mm
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria23°C21°C22°C2 mm

Spain weather in other months

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FAQ

Is it warm in Spain in July?

In July, popular resorts in Spain (Málaga, Marbella, Benidorm, Alicante, Palma) average 27°C by day and 21°C at night, and the sea is about 24°C. On average 2 mm of rain falls during the month. It is good weather for both the beach and sightseeing.

What is the sea temperature in Spain in July?

About 24°C on average. The warmest water is in Alicante (26°C).

Where is it warmest in Spain in July?

The warmest place is Alicante (32°C by day), followed by Marbella (29°C) and Palma (28°C).

Does it rain in Spain in July?

On average 2 mm of rain falls in the month. It is very dry, rain is rare.

Long-term averages from NASA POWER data (MERRA-2, 2001-2020 reanalysis, CC BY 4.0). Sea temperature is the average water surface temperature at the nearest grid point over the sea. This is climate, not a forecast for a specific day.