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Visiting Malaga in June and activities – What is the weather like and what clothes to bring?

Summer is coming and you haven’t had a well-deserved vacation yet. Now is a good time to enjoy the good weather. Have you considered visiting Malaga in June?

Let’s see what the weather is like in June and I’ll give you some reasons why this month is one of the best months of the year to enjoy the Costa del Sol.

Photograph taken by me from the beach next to Puerto Marina.

 

Flight and accommodation prices are lower in June than in August.

5 reasons to come to Malaga in June

  1. June is characterized by good temperatures, a pleasant climate that allows you to enjoy not only the beach but also walks during the day without getting too hot.
  2. During this month you can enjoy a relative tranquillity. Large crowds of tourists are still preparing to arrive in late July and early August.
  3. If you travel with children or with your family, the possibility of enjoying many other tourist attractions due to the two previous points is much greater.
  4. Flight and accommodation prices are lower in June than in August.
  5. The night walks on the beach in June are already pleasant; the sea breeze is beneficial to health.

Among some ideal recommendations for seasons with fewer tourists I would highlight the natural pools in Malaga, hiking routes along riverbeds, visit the Torcal de Antequera or its Dolmens, a visit to Mount Calamorro by cable car… I will not list all the attractions you could visit, for that you can already see our guide of attractions in Malaga, but I can say in summary that this month invites you to do so.

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What is the weather like in June in Malaga?

The weather during the month of June in Malaga already shows the summer. Average temperatures above 25ºC (77ºF), maximums of 32ºC (89.6ºF) and minimums of 17ºC (63ºF).

It is possible that some days, especially by the end of the month, you may experiment particularly high temperatures for this month, although this does not always happen. In 2017, temperatures reached 37ºC (98.6ºF); during the last week of the month the temperature did not drop below 30ºC (86ºF).

The water temperature is usually between 19ºC (66ºF) and 23ºC (73ºF). In the middle of June and until the end of the month the water temperature becomes more and more pleasant. May in Malaga says goodbye with sea water temperatures of around 18ºC (64.4ºF) and 19ºC (66ºF).

Is it raining in June?

It is not usual to find rain during the month of June in Malaga, although it could happen. We could say that of the 30 days and looking back in time, it could rain 1 day in average.

In the event that you find rain in June, it is the typical summer rain without cold and does not prevent you from enjoying a day at the beach or swimming pool. Nothing to worry about, anyway I recommend what to do on a rainy day.

What clothes to bring to Malaga in June?

The nice weather invites you to the beach or the pool. No matter how much I recommend visiting the interior of the province or participating in activities throughout the day, you can’t visit Malaga in June and forget about the beach.

Can you swim and go to the beach in June? Of course, if you are going to the beach I have some recommendations for sunbathing in Malaga, and it is also good to be ready in case of a jellyfish sting.

Clothing recommended in June:

Are there activities in June in Malaga?

Many events take place only during the month of June in Malaga, what if I mention some of the most popular ones?

Midsummer’s Eve in Malaga

The night of the 23rd is undoubtedly one of the most popular celebrations during the month of June in Malaga. The beaches are filled with bonfires where they burn special dolls made for this event.

There are usually concerts and activities for all ages, in some municipalities you can even enjoy an offer of free sardines espetos and drinks.

I encourage you to read more about San Juan in Malaga in our blog, you can find somewhere to enjoy this magical night of June.

San Juan Fair in Arroyo de la Miel

Arroyo de la Miel Fair begins on Saint John’s Night. The daytime fair is held at Plaza de Pueblo Sol from midday until 7 pm.

You will find the night fair in the parking area of the Parque de la Paloma from 6 pm until dawn. There are booths, mechanical attractions, concerts, events and many activities for all ages.

The San Juan Fair is by the last of the month.

Concerts in Fuengirola

Fuengirola is very popular during the summer months for the concerts that are held at Sohail Castle every year.

Find more information about live concerts in Fuengirola this year.

Marbella Fair

The Marbella Fair takes placeby the begining of June and begins with the San Bernabé Pilgrimage.

In this fair you will find performances, concerts and many activities for all audiences. Children will have fun with children’s shows, inflatable castles and workshops.

This year all sanitary measures will be taken to make it a safe space. There will be a large children’s area in the Parque de la Represa.

White Night in Estepona

This year’s Noche en Blanco will be dedicated to laughing.

The programme includes numerous cultural and leisure activities and everything will be prepared to comply with health regulations and to be a safe place.

The main activities will take place outdoors in the old town area and in the gardens of the Botanical Orchid Park.

From 8 pm until midnight there will be an open day at the archaeological museum.

More information in Spanish:  https://cultura.estepona.es/event/la-noche-en-blanco-estepona-2023/

Other events in June

I will be updating other events taking place during the month of June, so don’t forget to check back on this page.

So is it advisable to visit Malaga in June?

Of course, it’s one of my favourite months in Malaga. If you still have questions or other options I recommend to visit another post where I consider which is the best month to visit Malaga.

Visiting Malaga in June and activities – What is the weather like and what clothes to bring? was last modified: June 14th, 2024 by Raúl G.T

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