Wednesday 7 September 2016

Costa del Sol Confirmed Sunniest Region in Spain


 Costa del Sol Confirmed Sunniest Region in Spain


While many, particularly marketers, liked to claim that theCosta del Sol saw sun for 320 days of the year no one was ever quite able to verify it is true.

Costa Del Sol is one of the healthiest and most sought out
destination in the world.
If it is true then that means there are only 45 days a year where there isn’t enough sun to go around. It sounds about right if you’ve ever been to region and now it’s been confirmed by the Meteorological Agency of Spain that the Costa del Sol really is the sunniest spot in Spain.

The agency have said that the Costa del Sol welcomes 2,905 hours of sunshine each year, which is over 100 hours more than the Canary Islands, the second sunniest space in Spain.

The Costa del Sol is a big place though. Many who have been to Gibraltar have seen enough overcast days to doubt the findings. The size of the Costas means that there is some difference in particular areas. Malaga is officially the sunniest place in the whole of Spain as it welcomes over 3,000 hours of sunshine a year and a fantastic place to live.

Coming in close behind Malaga is Granada, with 2,917 hours of sunshine, and Almería which sees over 2,990 hours of sunshine year-round. Malaga also won an award for finest climate in Spain. They were praised by the agency for their mild winter, mild minimum temperatures, and their moderate summers influenced by the sea.

The average annual temperature of Malaga is a lovely 18.5 degree Celsius. It goes up to the still-manageable 25.4 Celsius in August. Rainfall is very low in the region with only 469.2mm falling on average each year. It’s official that Malaga may very well be the best place in Spain to live with 3,000 hours of sunshine and light wind to stay cool.

A survey conducted earlier this year also saw Malaga rated as the most satisfactory place in Spain to live. No wonder Andalucía and southern Spain is the first choice on northern Europeans lips that want a better quality of life and live in the sun.

Property prices have turned a corner and more and more investors are coming to southern spain to view property and enjoy the sun.