Water temperature in Spain in the last 48 hours
Playas Cerca shows the water temperature at beaches all over Spain, measured by buoys or estimated by marine models, with the source and time of each reading. The lists and the map only show readings from the last 48 hours. You can also download an .ics calendar with the estimated swimming seasons, the warmest water weeks and St John’s Eve.
The highest water temperatures in Spain in the last 48 hours
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Sea temperature by region
Copernicus Marine · Open-Meteo
Water temperature in your city
Frequently asked questions
Check the list of the warmest beaches below. Water temperature changes with wind, currents and depth. Next to each temperature you will see the time of the reading and whether it is a measurement or an estimate.
It depends a lot on the coast. On the Mediterranean and on the mainland’s Atlantic coast, the water is usually warmest at the end of summer; in the Canary Islands it changes less through the year. Before you go, check the temperature at your beach and the time of the reading.
We update them continuously from our data store. Each temperature comes with its time, its source and whether it is a measurement or an estimate. How often depends on the source, and some beaches may not have recent data.
Cold water can quickly affect your breathing and your ability to swim. Temperature alone does not tell you whether it is safe to swim. Do not swim alone, and follow the flag and the lifeguard’s instructions.
Tap the “My location” button on the map and we will show you the beaches nearby. You can also search by place name or filter by region.
The sea temperature may be measured by a buoy, often at a harbour mouth or offshore, or estimated by a marine model. At the water’s edge, where it is shallow, the water can be a different temperature. That is why we show the source and the time, and tell measurements and estimates apart.
Yes. Download the full calendar from the link on the home page or choose a region. You can import it into Apple Calendar, Google Calendar and Outlook. The dates are seasonal estimates, not a weather forecast or a guarantee of the water temperature.