Costa del Sol Webcam

The Costa del Sol is the most visited stretch of coastline in Spain. The busiest sea side resorts on the Costa del Sol are located to the west of Malaga International Airport. The most popular sea side resorts on the Western Costa del Sol include Sotogrande, Estepona, Puerto Banus, Marbella, Fuengirola, Benalmadena and Torremolinos. To the east of Malaga International Airport are the city and port of Malaga and the sea side resorts of Torrox Nerja, Motril and Almuñecar.

Of course there are many little towns and villages in between with beautiful unspoilt beaches on the eastern side of the Costa del Sol as well as on the western side of the Costa del Sol. The inland towns of Frigiliana, Mijas, Ronda and Granada are also well worth a visit. Resorts located on the south-eastern tip of the Costa del Sol are closest to Gibraltar and its Airport, while Granada Airport to this date only serves domestic flights.

Currently available webcams on the Costa del Sol can be found in Torremolinos, Estepona, Mijas, Benalmadena, Marbella, Nerja, Torrox, Competa, Malaga, Viñuela, Ronda, Granada, Coin, Fuengirola, Torre del Mar, Puerto Banus, Ronda, Motril, Almuñecar and Manilva.

Costa del Sol Webcams give information about what the resort looks like with live images that are updated every few seconds. One is able to see people on the beach, the scenery, yachts, blue skies and see if one likes the vibe of the resort. Having a look on a Costa del Sol webcam may help one make a decision about future holidays and know exactly what the chosen destination looks like.

Costa del Sol Webcams also give information about current weather conditions. They also give a three day weather forecast in both Centigrade and Fahrenheit. Temperatures are given for the morning, noon, evening and night. Costa del Sol Webcams also let you know what the local time is and what time the sun rises and the sun sets.

Costa del Sol Weather is exactly what one would expect from the sunny coast. The Costa del Sol has over three hundred and thirty days of annual sunshine and follows a Mediterranean climate weather meaning that there is no rain in the summer and that temperatures are around a constant thirty degrees Centigrade. In the winter the odd shower will keep temperatures at an average sixteen degrees centigrade. The sun is very strong on thee Costa del Sol and a high protection factor sun screen and a pair of good sunglasses are a necessity.