Weather forecast builder for the Camino del Azahar

Plan your walk with weather from 17 years of history—choose towns and dates below.

About weather on the Camino del Azahar

Camino del Azahar runs from the mild Mediterranean near Cartagena across long, open farmland toward Pétrola, with limited shade and broad, changeable skies. October and February often deliver cooler air, bright intervals between systems, and manageable rainfall, suiting the exposed stretches that define much of the interior. Across the route, expect periodic showers, clearer breaks, and colder mornings as elevation rises; Murcia tends to be milder, while higher La Mancha is windier and colder in winter.

• Spring: Variable conditions with sunny intervals, overcast spells, and intermittent rain; occasional heavier showers and rising temperatures create mixed footing, especially inland.
• Summer: Predominantly hot with long sunny periods, sparse shade, and limited rainfall; occasional early-season storms or showers interrupt otherwise settled, very warm conditions.
• Autumn: Warm early, sometimes hot, with sporadic heavy showers; mid-season turns milder with alternating bright spells and rain, then trends cooler and wetter inland.
• Winter: Generally mild near the coast with alternating sun and overcast; inland plateaus are colder, with frequent showers and occasional nights near freezing.

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