Gran Canaria climate

Average High and Low Temperature in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

Heading to Gran Canaria? Great choice!

 Let me give you the lowdown on the climate so you'll know just what to pack. This gem of an island boasts a pretty mild climate – think of it as eternal spring. It's mild and pleasant all year round.

 Let me tell you, it's a year-round slice of sunshine, perfect for escaping the chill back home. Picture this: even at the start of the year, while everyone's bundled up, you could be enjoying pleasant days with highs around 21°C – that's January for you! And it only gets better.

By February, the island's warming up a notch, and as March rolls in, you're looking at lovely 22°C days. Spring into April and May, and you'll feel the temps gently rising, just perfect for leisurely beach walks without breaking a sweat!

June, July, and August are the sun-soaked heroes, with the mercury hitting a sweet spot of 25°C to a balmy 27°C. Imagine glorious sunsets and warm nights – summer dreams are made of these.

As autumn winks at you in September and October, the island cools just a smidge to a still warm and inviting 26°C and 24°C. And let's not forget November and December; while the rest of the world shivers, you could be enjoying a cosy 22°C.

The evenings throughout the year? They're cool enough for a comfy sleep. We're talking lows from a mild 16°C at the start and end of the year, up to a night-time best of 22°C in the peak of summer.

In short, Gran Canaria is a gem with consistently gentle weather, perfect for holiday-goers looking for a break from extreme temperatures. Imagine yourself there, warm sun on your skin, a friendly breeze, and not a worry in sight. That's Gran Canaria for you – a year-round haven just waiting for your next adventure.

Safe travels, and pack light – Gran Canaria's got the warm weather covered!

Dry and rainy seasons in Gran Canaria

Now, when it comes to the dry and rainy seasons, Gran Canaria's got a bit of a split personality, all thanks to its mountains. Most of the time, you'll enjoy the drier side of things, especially if you're kicking back in the southern resorts where the sun's nearly always on the guest list.

The north of the island, though? That's where you'll find a few more clouds gatecrashing the party, and they do bring a bit of rain from time to time, especially between October and April. But hey, when we say 'rainy season', it's more like an occasional sprinkle that keeps the scenery lush – nothing that would put a damper on your holiday spirit!

So, in a nutshell: dry and sunny is the theme in the south, with a sprinkle of showers up north just to green things up. No matter where you roam on the island, you're in for some fabulous weather. Pack your sunglasses and maybe a brolly (just in case), and you're all set.

Enjoy your trip to Gran Canaria – it's bound to be a fantastic one, come rain or shine!