What's the Costa Brava Weather Today Like?

Costa Brava weather today is high on our list of priorities as being British we have a fixation with conversations about weather! More so when we are off on our holidays. Longed for days of relaxation and fun inevitably revolve around "What's the Costa Brava weather today going to be like?"

The forecast for Gerona Spain is a good indication for the whole of the Costa Brava area, as there is little variation along the coast from the weather station based at Girona Airport.

The climate Costa Brava is blessed with is enviable. Warm, mild winters with little rain and bright sunny days allow for activities such as golf, tennis and walking. What could be more pleasurable than a round of golf in the sun whilst the rest of Northern Europe suffers the cold and damp? Why not take a Costa Brava holiday now ...

Take a look at some of the exciting things to whilst staying on the Costa Brava like

• 7 tips for getting the most from your Costa Brava holiday
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• 3 of the best beaches in the Costa Brava with Blue Flag status
• And many more ...

23rd April 2007

This April has been very mixed. Rather unusally the world's weather has been turned upside down, with Northern Europe enjoying the warm, sunny conditions that the Mediterranean usually commands. The weather here in the Costa Brava has been cool with torrential downpours of rain, but I am very pleased to say that normal conditions have now resumed, with our lovely, bright, warm sunny days looking set fair.

The tan is beginning to come back and the pools are now warm enough for a more languid dip. The perfect time to visit Costa Brava, Spain!

31st May 2007

We've had wonderful weather throughout May which appears to be continuing into June. Warm and dry, the pool temperature is now up to 80 degrees. No excuses for that early morning swim before breakfast to kick off the day!

6th September 2007

The Costa Brava weather today is a fantastic 30 degrees centigrade! Beautiful blue skies with not a cloud in sight - perfect for exploring this lovely part of the world whilst the children have all gone back to school.

The restaurants have lost that madcap feel, that prime spot on the beach you couldn't see last month has now reappeared and you don't have to sit in a queue of cars to reach the coast. Come and explore this picturesque part of Spain and discover a whole lot more than just sun, sea and sangria.

With your permission, I'd like to offer you free access to my short report, Costa Brava Holiday - What Else Is There Apart From Sun, Sea and Sangria on a Costa Brava Holiday?

You can download it here