What's The Weather Like in Malaga in July?
July is usually a hot dry sunny month in Malaga and on average is only slightly cooler than August. The tempering effects of the Mediterranean Sea tend to restrict the intensity of the daytime heat.
How Hot Is Malaga in July?
The average daytime maximum temperature is 30°C and there is an average overnight minimum of 20°C, so while the daytime temperatures may be on the high side for some, conditions are usually very good for outdoor activities during the evenings and overnight.
Does It Rain In Malaga in July?
An average July has just 2mm of precipitation which falls over an average of 1 day. Most Julys pass by without any rain at all and if it does rain, chances are that it will be heavy, thundery and short-lived.
July Sunshine Hours in Malaga
The lack of rain is also accompanied by reliably high amounts of sunshine with a mean total of 338 hours, a mean of 10.9 hours per day, making July the sunniest month of the year on average.
How Warm Is The Sea In Malaga In July?
The average sea temperature rises to 23°C at this time of the year, which is perfectly pleasant for swimming.
Hotels for Malaga in July
Malaga boasts a fair range of good options for accommodation, although some options are rather better than others.
Barcelo Malaga
The 4-star Barcelo Malaga at Heroe de Sostoa 2, Estacion Vialia Maria Zambrano, 29002 Malaga offers many amenities including a fitness room, restaurant and business centre, and there is a slide in the reception area.
Hotel Malaga Nostrum
There are some good budget options in Malaga also, including the Hotel Malaga Nostrum at Herman Hesse, No. 17, Guadalhorce industrial estate, 29004 which offers 3-star accommodation and is close to Malaga Airport.
Beaches for July for Malaga
July is a good time to go sunbathing and swimming and diving, but it is during the main tourist season, and thus some beaches can get crowded.
Pedregalejo Beach
is a sandy beach parallel to the Malaga promenade and boasts numerous restaurants nearby, and during evenings and overnight, it becomes something of a partying hotspot.
San Andres Beach
is located next to the outskirts of Malaga, and is good for a range of activities including windsurfing, kite surfing, sailing and fishing. It tends not to be as crowded as the beaches alongside the Malaga promenade but it can still draw quite a large crowd at this time of year.
Restaurants and Bars for Malaga in July
There are many good restaurants at Malaga and the choice is a matter of taste.
El Meson de Cervantes
The El Meson de Cervantes at Calle Alamos, 11, 29012 is particularly highly-regarded for its assortment of tapas.
ZZ Pub
The ZZ Pub at Tejón y Rodríguez, 6 is a hybrid pub/nightclub which has frequent live music performances and concerts throughout the year, and there are two regular bands that play on Mondays and Thursdays.
Things to Do in Malaga in July
Grupo Mundo Marino- Day Tours
The Grupo Mundo Marino- Day Tours, which operate from Puerto de Malaga, Muelle 1, offer boat trips from the Port of Malaga. There are many sailing trips offered, which enable visitors to survey the scenery of Malaga from out at sea, and sample some good sunsets over the sea.
There are also motor boat cruises, including a glass bottom speed boat cruise, which offers opportunities for swimming as part of the cruise. There are also cruises that specifically sample parts of the coastline, including the San Antonio - San Martín - La Nao cruise. There is also a Coasta Blanca cruise where the sights can be viewed from the glass bottom of the boat.
Centre Pompidou
The world famous gallery Centre Pompidou has come to Malaga. Without doubt the Pompidou art center in Paris is one of the greatest homes of twentieth century art. In line with the arresting appearance of the Pompidou in Paris the Malaga collection will be housed in the large glass cube, built with a cultural purpose in mind and which is situated at the corner which joins Muelle Uno and Muelle Dos of Malaga's newly renovated port. The new Malaga Pop-Up museum houses a fine selection of its French mother.
