What's the Weather Like in Malaga in February?
February is one of the coolest months for Malaga in Spain, but the weather is mild compared with much colder counties in northern Europe. It's a good time to explore the resort if you don't like crowds and are looking for a better deal on accommodation and flights.
Is Malaga Hot In February?
The average daytime temperature in February is 13°C with highs of 18°C and lows of 8°C at night.
Does It Snow in Malaga In February?
There has been one recorded instance of snow in February in Malaga, on the 2nd in 1954, but otherwise, snow is practically unheard of, partly thanks to the sheltering effects of the Malaga Mountains.
Rain and Sunshine
February is one of the wetter months of the year, with an average precipitation total of 55mm. Most of the rain tends to be heavier and over with more quickly than in northern parts of Europe. The sunshine totals are quite high with seven hours a day.
Is Malaga Humid In February?
The average relative humidity falls to approximately 69% in February, thanks to the reduction in the frequency of wet weather.
How Warm Is The Sea In February?
The average sea temperature is at its lowest at this time of year with a mean of just 16°C, too chilly for swimming.
Hotels for Malaga in February
There are many good hotels to choose from in Malaga, though there are also some dubious options, so choose carefully.
Hotel Molina Lario
The 4-star Hotel Molina Lario at Molina Lario 20-22, 29015 offers numerous amenities including a rooftop swimming pool, a business centre, a shuttle bus and wheelchair access.
Suite Novotel Malaga Centro
The Suite Novotel Malaga Centro at Calle San Jacinto 7, 29007 contains a bar which serves buffet breakfast, a fitness centre and free high-speed internet, and offers 3-star accommodation.
Hotel Monte Victoria
A good B&B option is the Hotel Monte Victoria at Calle Conde de Urena 58, 29012, a family-run B&B with good-quality breakfasts and good views towards Malaga Cathedral.
Glamping Spain
There are many good self-catering options too, including the Glamping Spain, Yurt & Chalet, a mid-priced holiday house located adjacent to the beach in Glamping, which is particularly suited to large groups.
Beaches for February for Malaga
February is not generally a good time of year to hit the beach, and the seas are on the cool side for swimming in, though on a fine day it is possible to enjoy some relaxation and sightseeing.
Guadalmar Beach
Guadalmar beach is largely unspoilt, and is close to a golf course, and is largely unaffected by urbanisation. There are various facilities including loungers and umbrella rentals.
La Malagueta Beach
Another good beach is the La Malagueta Beach which has some seafood restaurants nearby and is good for a jog or stroll.
Things to Do in Malaga in February
Kelipe Centro de Arte Flamenco
Malaga and the surrounding area is particularly well-known for its traditional flamenco dances. Visitors who are interested cannot go far wrong with the Kelipe Centro de Arte Flamenco at Calle Alamos N0 7, Antique Palacio Cropani. Situated in an 18th century palace, this centre offers tapas and wine to begin with, followed by flamenco performances featuring guitars, introductions to each of the songs, and dances, among other performance attractions.
It is particularly recommended for those who already have a strong appreciation of flamenco, but even those who have never given it a try are likely to find the experience rewarding.
Rally Rangers Jeep Safari
Good jeep safaris are provided by Rally Rangers Jeep Safari at c/ Carril del Siroco s/n, 29630, Benalmadena, which is to the west of Torremolinos. There are a few options for specific jeep safari trips. The Discover Andalucia trip heads through numerous villages and Orange, Lemon and Olive groves and features plenty of opportunities to stop, have snacks and take photos of the spectacular scenery.
Costa de la Luz
The Costa de la Luz trip takes visitors from the Mediterranean coast to the Atlantic coast and provides a trip to the historic town of Tarifa. There are also the Ronda Mystery tours into the mountains and the Nerja Mystery tours into the caves of Nerja. There are also self-drive options available where visitors can hire jeeps.
