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When is the best time to visit the Costa Brava?
Tell me, please, when is the best time to go to Spain - the last two weeks of June or two weeks in mid-July? The route is something like this - 2 days of Port Aventura, 2-3 Barca and 7-9 days of a beach holiday in Lloret. We will be traveling with a 9 year old.
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On the one hand, I feel better at the end of June too - there are fewer people, cheaper, not so hot, BUT the sea is not very warm, and I want to swim with a little. In July, the opposite is true. Or is the sea not very cold?
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answered 11 years ago
The sea is not cold.
The beach in Llloretta is very to my liking - the entrance to the sea is not sharp, but not delayed either, and on the beach you can’t understand whether it’s coarse sand, or whether it’s the smallest pebbles.
In July it is already very hot, they do not work from 12 to 16 siesta.
The beach in Llloretta is very to my liking - the entrance to the sea is not sharp, but not delayed either, and on the beach you can’t understand whether it’s coarse sand, or whether it’s the smallest pebbles.
In July it is already very hot, they do not work from 12 to 16 siesta.
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answered 11 years ago
I also really like the beach there, although we were there in mid-May, the water was 14 degrees.
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answered 11 years ago
In June, the water can be cold, choose July, and there is a siesta in September. In general, the sea on the Costa Brava is always cool. IMHO.
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answered 11 years ago
--- the sea on the Costa Brava is always cool. IMHO.===
Once again I am convinced that everyone has their own perception of heat and cold.
You choose. No one can advise.
Once again I am convinced that everyone has their own perception of heat and cold.
You choose. No one can advise.
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answered 11 years ago
And I thought the sea is always warm there) Again, everything is relative, we were in August, and when it was cloudy, the air was about 17, and the water was by no means less than 20, there were very few people swimming, but for the Slavic tourists who swam in Sudak at a water temperature of 14 degrees - this is ridiculous of course)
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answered 11 years ago
That's for sure! For some, 20 degrees water is normal, but for someone it’s cold even at 23 :)
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answered 11 years ago
I have another question about Port Aventura. Is there a difference in the number of people between June and July?
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answered 11 years ago
in June there seem to be fewer people than in July) But the freest days in Port Aventura are Sunday, the day of arrival and departure of tourists
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answered 11 years ago
we went twice in early July and each time the sea was very cold. spoiled vacation ((((if you go to the sea, this is the most important thing! and there are few people in the summer only at the North Pole)))
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answered 11 years ago
We were in Lloret in the middle of July. The water temperature was around 20-21 degrees. If this is normal for you, then you will swim. I don’t bathe at this temperature at home, but there I forced myself to plunge for a few minutes.
The weather was hot, you can't sit on the beach without an awning. There were a lot of people, but there was enough space on the beach for everyone :)
So it is difficult to advise, everyone has their own threshold of thermal comfort.
The weather was hot, you can't sit on the beach without an awning. There were a lot of people, but there was enough space on the beach for everyone :)
So it is difficult to advise, everyone has their own threshold of thermal comfort.
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answered 11 years ago
Thanks everyone for the replies and advice!!!
When to go so still have not decided. We'll decide in the spring.
When to go so still have not decided. We'll decide in the spring.
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