What's the weather like in Playa del Ingles in September
Temperature
September in Playa del Ingles, on the south coast of Gran Canaria, feels very similar to the high heats of August, still averaging 24°C. It can typically reach highs of 26°C during the day, staying warm overnight at 21°C. Temperatures stay constant, falling just 1°C through the month. The hottest on record for September is a baking 38°C, while the lowest is 17°C, though it's unlikely to get this cold.
Rain
Summer in this popular in this Spanish beach resort experiences a subtropical climate and it can become an almost semi-desert environment. September marks the end of the arid spell, as rainfall starts to pick up a little, though visitors will only see rain if they're unlucky. Precipitation is expected on just one day of the month, and that's around 9mm on average probably just a drizzle or a moderate shower at the end of the month.
Humidity
September can feel extra warm as humidity is through the roof and the summer trade winds have eased off. Visitors at this time of year can expect just a light or strong breeze. Cloud cover increases through the month, but skies are still mostly clear.
Average Sea Temperature and Sunshine Hours
The sea is at its annual warmest at around 23°C, so water sports and swimming are particularly popular during September. Meanwhile, the number of sunshine hours falls to ten hours a day.
Playa del Ingles Hotels in September
As well as the divine restaurant, a stay at the four-star, all-inclusive Barcelo Margaritas will see you making the most of its swimming pools, children's pools, vast tropical garden and beauty salon. Families and couples will enjoy its entertainment programmes and complimentary transfer to the beach.
Meanwhile, the three-star Hotel Europalace offers affordable rooms, accommodating up to four people. The well-located complex features a pool, children's pool, Jacuzzi, restaurant, supermarket and a games room.
Playa del Ingles Beach for September
If you make it to Playa de San Agustín by foot, car or bus, you'll find a tranquil and relaxing beach. Lower key than Playa del Ingles or Maspalomas, it's the perfect place to escape the crowds. The sand on this 670m long beach is an unusual dark colour. Its gentle slope to a well-protected shore makes it ideal for snorkelling, scuba diving and wind-surfing.
On the south-west coast of Gran Canaria lies Playa de Amadores, which translates as lovers' beach. It is indeed a favourite hotspot for couples, with its romantic sunset view of Tenerife's volcanic Mount Teide. Families with small children will also enjoy its 800m golden sandy beach and crystal-clear waters, well-protected from the ocean. To maintain its peaceful and quiet vibe, no loud music or ball games are allowed here.
Bars and Restaurants
Missing home? Head to the 'Yorkshire speaking' Bar Diamonds in the Yumbo Shopping Centrum. Open for lunch until late, enjoy cocktails in the sun on the outdoor terrace, or enjoy some British TV on the big screen indoors. Every day is an occasion here, and it's a popular choice for a good knees-up.
For a delightfully romantic Spanish meal, why not try Aloha 37 at the Barcelo Margaritas hotel. Its dreamy setting and exquisitely prepared selection of hot and cold starters, fish and meat dishes, and delicious desserts will have you tempted from the get-go.
Things to do in Playa del Ingles in September
With the warm sea being perfectly suited for water sports, why not grab yourself a board and hit the waves. The Pro Surfing Company offers traditional surfing, as well as kitesurfing, sand boarding, paddle surfing, windsurfing, wakeboarding, jet skiing, diving and boat rental. There really is something for everyone here. From beginner lessons to expert 'surf safaris', there's a course to suit all skill levels. The company is located right in the centre of Playa del Ingles so it's easily accessible.
Feel the sea breezes and discover your surroundings by taking a walk along the Paseo Costa Canaria coastal path. This four-mile promenade stroll stretches from the southern part of Playa del Ingles beach all the way up to San Agustin. It passes through tropical flora and as you enjoy photogenic views over the sea. Cat lovers will adore meeting the friendly strays along the way. While most of the route is flat, older visitors and those with disabilities are advised that it has some steep inclines and steps.
