Angelyn Paradises

No matter what the season, Murcia is always a wonderful place to visit. Like all of the cities along the Costa Blanca, the weather is relatively mild all year round. Special natural blessings help to keep the average temperature of the Costa Blanca around 65 degrees Fahrenheit (18 Celsius). These blessings include the warm ocean breezes crossing the Mediterranean from Africa and mountains to the west that protect the area from the cold air of the rest of Europe.

The temperatures drop a little during the winter months, but still stay at a temperate 50 degrees Fahrenheit, 10 Celsius. Warm enough to golf, hike or do many other outdoor activities. A light sweater is all you will need during the day, and a jacket at night when it gets a little cooler.

The fall is one of the most times for Murcia weather. Many tourists are gone, so you can enjoy the sights and attractions without the crowds, but still be comfortable with temperatures in the 75 degree range (24 Celsius). Even the water is kind enough to stay warm so late season vacationers can still swim.
You will decide that there is no bad time to visit Murcia and the Alicante. You can't ask for more than predictable, consistent weather ranging from 50 degrees in the winter to 75 degrees in the spring.
What do you pack for your trip to Murcia? One thing for sure, don't leave your bathing suit home. The sun is almost always out, so you will also want a light cover up for on the beach.
Pack a light jacket for almost any time of year, and then add a few layers if you are traveling in fall or winter.

Don't forget about the consistent sunshine, it's a blessing on vacation, but you do have to be careful of your skin. Wear a hat with a brim, as well as sunscreen.

Since there is so much to see and do in Murcia, you will want to have a pair of comfortable walking shoes along on your trip. The city is made for walking and sightseeing, and you can always take your shoes off for those long jaunts along the beach. If you forget any of these items, don't let it bother you. There are many lovely shops in the downtown area where you can buy your essentials reasonably.
What not to pack? An umbrella! The average rainfall in Murcia is a paltry 3 cm a month. You may get as much as 6 cm in the fall or winter, but just duck into a museum if you hit a rainy day.