subject: Last Minute Malaga Car Hire [print this page] Things you can do in Malaga and Andalucia, around the winter season.
Andalusia has the perfect climate in European countries. The south of Spain, Malaga, is sunny and warm approximately all year round. It boasts the longest hours of sunshine and also the best all year temperatures. Among the many provincial capitals Almeria and Sevilla hold the highest average temperatures throughout the winter months. Granada lying down on the foot of the Sierra de Cazorla is considered the coolest.
The moderate climate enables to perform all kinds of activities during the winter months, having a mild winters the beach sports in the open air are a must, along the beach promenade you can find football facilities along with volley ball nets throughout every season. Within the different Ports there are scuba diving facilities, various fishing trips and also dolphin spotting and boat rides. They also offer a great deal of golf classes through the coast as well as in land.
If you're a more tranquil sports person, they have a wide range of hikes or walking routes. These paths offer a spectacular views and its one of the best ways to appreciate the beauty and diversity of the scenery of the rural Andalusia. In order to avoid finding yourself in a risky area, get in touch with your tourist office, they will inform you on the best recommended walks in Andalusia's natural parks.
Andalusia provides some of the best choices in the world for a wide range of adventure sports, from Speleology to the Paris -Dakar!
There might be few better ways to savor the sheer beauty of the countryside than from a hot air balloon. Put together the comfort and peace with all the bird's eye view of the country. Talking about bird's eye, Andalusia is at the very south of Europe and it is on the Europe/ African migration routes of many birds, which makes it suitable for watching birds.
And so the possibilities are endless, keep in touch for more tips on what to do during the winter season in sunny Andalusia, bye for now and enjoy yourself, Ingrid.
