The climate in Andalusia climate is characterized by mild winters on the coast, but colder inland, and long, dry summers (May to October) and very sunny. In the East, rain is rare. More favourable for Andalucia travel times and the South of Spain are the spring or autumn, you can enjoy pleasant temperatures without large crowds. In spring we can still find cool nights and the water tends to be quite cold (the temperature of the water around 16 C). In Catalonia we find 300 days of sunshine a year, so this time the Costa Brava attracts many tourists to its beaches during the summer. Details can be found by clicking Registered Trading Organization or emailing the administrator. The sea breeze freshens the atmosphere a little, but the truth is that the heat is quite intense. Less heat stations, must say that sometimes live a cold winter, with snow in the mountains (the times that it has snowed in Barcelona can count on hands, so the coast is still harder snow, although not both inside, and Girona).

The best time to visit Catalonia is spring or autumn. You can enjoy pleasant temperatures without crowds. In otono-primavera, however, still you can do a little chilly. On the other hand, the sea is warmer in the Costa Brava to the Costa del Sol. In fact, the proximity of the coast of the Atlantic Ocean in Andalusia freshen water in the Costa del Sol. It must be borne in mind that the heat in the Costa del Sol can become unbearable also, since if the wind blows the air is hotter in the Costa Brava, where usually blow the tramontana. Tourists think that at this point the two coasts are pretty tied. Although pleasant in spring and autumn, summer takes the prize to the greatest number of people on both coasts. All the tourists who landed on these shores seeking heat and beaches that do not have in their countries and the benefits that have two coasts.