What's the Weather like in San Agustin in January
If you decide to spend a January winter holiday in the island resort town of San Agustin, you can expect mild-to-warm temperatures all through the month. It should be a fantastic escape from many of the climates of locales elsewhere in the world.
Temperature
The average temperature for the month is a comfortable 19°C.
Exceptionally, this average temperature remains unchanged until July, a month that sees an average temperature of 20°C, which shares the annual high average temperature with the proceeding two months. This fact highlights the incredibly consistent and beautiful weather of the island town year round.
The temperatures through the month can rise as high as 24°C at the sunny midday peak, and drop as low as 13°C during a cool, overcast night. Night time winds can be gusty and vacationers will want to pack warm layers for venturing out after dark.
Rainfall
While there is never a bad time to visit the island, plan your trip in July or August if you prefer to avoid rain at all costs. January is the second rainiest month on record with an average rainfall of 27mm accumulated across eight days of rain.
This is a relatively mild amount of rainfall compared to other resorts throughout the Canary Islands. Located on the sunny southeast coast of Gran Canaria, this resort receives eight sunshine hours per day, rivalling only six sunshine hours on the sister island of Tenerife. Based on averages, Tenerife expects 43mm of rainfall during the month, making San Agustin the drier choice of the two.
Average Sea Temperature
Plan for brisk ocean temperatures during the month. With ocean waters registering at 19°C on average most vacationers will be uncomfortably chilled by anything more than a brief dip in the sea. Pack swim attire, but expect to utilize the pool at your accommodation for long stays in the water.
San Agustin Hotels in January
Dunas Don Gregory
Dunas Don Gregory is an excellent 4-star hotel located on the beach with rooms that provide scenic ocean views. The hotel boasts an on-site pool that is heated throughout the winter, so while the ocean might be too cold for a dip in January, you'll be able to enjoy plenty of time in the water during a stay at Don Gregory. Additional amenities include a fitness area, massage centre, tennis courts and a gaming room. The hotel has its own restaurant & piano bar serving gastronomic Spanish fare amidst elegant ambiance. Wi-Fi is available throughout the facilities.
Liszt Suites
If you're looking to book an apartment, rather than stay in a hotel, check out Liszt Suites. You'll stay in small, modern apartments near the beach, situated amongst the finest dining in town. The central shopping centre is less than 100m from your front door. Dedicated staff work on-site to ensure you always have everything you need. A nearby bus stop makes for easy trips to and from the island's airport.
Eating & Drinking Out
Ristorante Piccola Italia
For a superb Italian dining experience heed this advice and head to Ristorante Piccola Italia. The service is attentive and professional, and the food is gourmet. Guests at Piccola Italia rave about the seafood spaghetti. Big pizzas and delicious wines are also available on the menu. And be sure to save room for dessert; their tiramisu is fantastic.
Canton
For something different dine at Canton, a local favourite serving up Chinese cuisine. The kitchen here deals out large portions, so a word to the wise: order modestly. Order a few starters and a few entrées for the table and share everything family style. They present a nice wine list too, if you need that little something more to share.
Things to Do in San Agustin in January
Explore the Atlantic Ocean's depths from the cockpit of a yellow submarine in Puerto de Mogán. Submarine Adventure offers tours that take adventurers 25m deep to view marine life up close. The 40-minute experience is great for both adults and kids. Safely situated inside the submarines pressurized chamber, all divers are safe from adverse effects to increased pressurisation. Along the seabed you will see sunken ships and the surprising creatures that live among the shipwrecks. Divers have their own large porthole for viewing the underwater world outside the submarine's hull. While the ocean temperature is a chilly 19°C in January, this submarine excursion offers a great way to get in the water without getting wet.
