Found laying between the Costa Blanca and the Costa Almeria is the warm coast, the Costa Calida. Blessed with glorious sunshine in the warm climate, the Costa Calida is an area of Spain that is not widely known; making this fantastic part of Spain a hidden treasure.

The best climate in the world is found at the Costa Calida. The sun shines over the region more than 315 days of the year to produce a staggering 3000 plus hours of sunshine each year. The humidity within the area is very low, so it will not feel as hot as it is, making golfing easily accessible any time of the year.

The average weather in the Costa Calida is on average 10 degrees celsius warmer than the UK due to the magnificent climate found in Murcia. With an annual average temperature of 21 degrees celsius, the weather in Costa Calida is more than impressive. With very little precipitation across the whole year you will find that in the summer months, the surroundings can change to an almost desert like feel. The Costa Calida is aptly names the warm coast due to the summer temperatures reaching between 20 to 25 degrees celsius with no rain at all present.

For the keen golfers wishing to play at the Mar Menor golf course and along the Nicklaus Golf Trail will be pleased to know that the weather at Costa Calida is most certainly ideal. The Costa Calida is lined with the finest sandy beaches that make relaxing in the Murcian sunshine a pleasure as the Mar Menor sea laps against the golden sandy shore. The crystal clear waters and beaches have been awarded a blue flag over consecutive years due to the high standards upheld. The average temperatures fluctuate between 17 to 23 degrees throughout the year.

A large presence of traditional Spanish culture is still very much apart of the Costa Calida. Those wishing to relax in a welcoming tranquil area have found the right place to visit as the Region is mostly untouched.

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