Malaga, Spain

Malaga sits on the Mediterranean in Spain, and the 2015–2024 weather record gives its sunshine a clear shape: the June peak reaches a 100/100 sun score, with daytime highs around 29°C — a solid base for a sand-and-sea holiday.

The year runs from average lows of 9°C in January to highs of 31°C in July. The wet–dry contrast is pronounced: 33% rain-day odds in March against 1% in July. Beach-warm afternoons (24°C and up) hold through May–October.

The seasonal arc is clear in the data: summer averages 30°C against winter's 17°C, while rain-day odds move from 19% in winter and 23% in spring to 3% in summer and 17% through autumn. In short: plan around summer if you can, keep spring as the fallback, and go into winter with managed expectations (its season score is 76). If your dates are flexible, October buys you 24°C warmth at the quiet end of the season.

Best months to visit Malaga

The best month on record is June — a 100/100 sun score, built on 22% cloud cover and 5% rain-day odds — followed by May and August. In practice you have flexibility — January–December all stay above a 70 sun score. At the other end, January scores just 73, the weakest month of the year.

Among the mediterranean destinations in our catalog, its June rain odds beat 73% of the field.

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Right now the 15-day outlook shows 4 mostly-clear days (under 40% cloud) and none with real rain risk, with temperatures between 9°C and 25°C — which is how Malaga earns its current 87/100 sun score.