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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 13 June 2026 by the Insight Britain weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Benidorm enjoys a mild Mediterranean climate with warm summers and gentle winters. The live forecast above gives you current conditions, while typical highs range from 17°C in January to 30°C in August. Sea temperatures remain pleasant for swimming from June through October, and sunshine is abundant even in winter.
What does the live forecast show for Benidorm?
The conditions you see in the live forecast above reflect the real-time weather at Benidorm’s coastal location. It updates automatically, showing temperature, wind speed, humidity and UV index. For travellers, the most useful figures are the current temperature and the chance of rain; the widget also includes a multi-day outlook, so you can check the weather in Benidorm 10 days ahead or look further to a 16 day weather Benidorm overview. That extended view is particularly helpful when planning a trip, as it gives a reliable sense of whether the week will be settled or unsettled.
What is Benidorm’s climate like month by month?
Benidorm sits on Spain’s Costa Blanca, sheltered by mountains that keep rainfall low. Summers are hot and dry; winters are mild and much sunnier than northern Europe. The sea stays warm enough for swimming from June to October, and even in the cooler months the coast remains pleasant for walking and sightseeing.
Spring (March to May)
March marks the start of warming, with average highs of 19°C and sea temperatures still cool at around 15°C. The benidorm weather march offers plenty of sunny days, though occasional rain showers occur. By May, temperatures climb to 24°C and the sea reaches 19°C, making it a good month for early beach visits. The benidorm weather forecast 21 days for spring often shows a steady upward trend, so checking the extended outlook helps you pack accordingly.
Summer (June to August)
June brings 27°C highs and sea temperatures of 22°C. July and August are the hottest, with average daily maximums of 30°C and sea temperatures peaking at 26°C. Rainfall is almost non‑existent – typically less than 10 mm per month. The benidorm weather forecast 28 days in summer will consistently show dry, hot conditions. For up‑to‑the‑minute information, see the 10-day forecast on our site.
Autumn (September to November)
September remains warm at 28°C, with the sea still at 25°C. October cools to 24°C, and by November the average high is 20°C. The benidorm weather november climate is mild: sea temperatures hover around 18°C, so hardy swimmers may still enjoy a dip. Sunshine hours drop to about six per day and rainfall increases slightly, but November is far from a wet month – you can expect around 40 mm of rain spread over a few days. Many visitors find autumn the most comfortable season for exploring.
Winter (December to February)
December sees average highs of 17°C and sea temperatures of 16°C. The benidorm weather december is one of the sunniest winter destinations in Europe, with about five hours of sunshine daily. January and February are similar, with occasional cooler spells but very little frost. For those looking at a longer outlook, a benidorm weather 15 days check in winter will confirm whether a cold snap from inland might bring a day or two of cloud. Always consult the Spain weather warnings if severe conditions are forecast.
When is the best time to visit Benidorm?
For guaranteed beach weather, June to September are the best months, with sea temperatures above 22°C and minimal rain. Spring and autumn offer a pleasant balance of warmth and fewer crowds. November to February are quietest, ideal for walking, golf, or escaping the UK winter – though you will want a jacket for evenings. Our UK weather hub can help you compare conditions at home with those in Benidorm.
What should you pack for Benidorm?
In summer pack light cotton clothing, sun cream and a hat; evenings are warm so a light jacket is enough. For spring and autumn bring layers – a fleece or cardigan for cooler evenings, plus a rain jacket just in case. In winter a medium‑weight coat, long trousers and closed shoes are advisable; the sun is still strong enough for sunglasses. Swimmers will need a wetsuit in winter if they plan to enter the sea.
How hot is Benidorm in August?
Average daytime highs in August reach 30°C, with overnight lows around 22°C. The sea temperature peaks at 26°C, making it ideal for swimming. Humidity is low, typical of the Costa Blanca, so the heat feels comfortable. August is the hottest and driest month.
How hot is Benidorm in November?
November sees average highs of 20°C and lows of 12°C. The sea temperature is about 18°C – still tolerable for a quick swim. Sunshine averages six hours per day. It is not hot by summer standards, but very mild compared to most of the UK.
How hot is Benidorm in March?
In March the average high is 19°C and the low is 10°C. Sea temperatures are around 15°C, cool for swimming. There are roughly seven hours of sunshine per day. March can be changeable, so check the long‑range benidorm weather forecast 21 days to gauge the trend.
Does Benidorm have a rainy season?
The rainy season is poorly defined because Benidorm is so dry. October and November tend to be the wettest months, averaging about 45 mm each. From June to August, rainfall is negligible – often below 10 mm per month. Even in the wettest months, rain typically falls in short, infrequent showers.