Weather forecast builder for the Camino Mozárabe from Málaga

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

About weather on the Camino Mozárabe from Málaga

Southern Spain gives this route big skies, long exposed tracks, and scarce shade, rewarding when cool and green but demanding as heat builds. March and November align with milder temperatures, intermittent rain, and landscapes that feel more alive along Andalusia and Extremadura. Outside these windows, conditions range from warming and dry with rising heat to unsettled, shorter days, so stage planning, water availability, and flexible pacing matter for long, open stages.

• Spring: Fresh to warming days, green fields and wildflowers, sunny intervals with passing showers, temperatures ranging roughly 9°C to 33°C.
• Summer: Predominantly hot and dry, very high heat inland, scarce shade, occasional showers; peaks can exceed 35°C, with extremes near 45°C.
• Autumn: Mix of sunny spells and periodic rain, cooling later; harvest landscapes, shorter daylight, and occasional heavier downpours across Andalusia and Extremadura.
• Winter: Variable and unsettled, alternating sun and rain, mild to cold, occasional heavy showers, short days, and some accommodation operating reduced hours.

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