Bright & Sunny But Mild Climate? (hot, city, degree, most)

[palabyrinth]

Hi

Can anyone think of somewhere (preferably near europe) that has a high amount of sunshine hours but does not get hot eg. above 22 degrees? Tarifa seems like the closest I can find so far

Thanks

[FirebirdCamaro1220]

Originally Posted by palabyrinth

Hi

Can anyone think of somewhere (preferably near europe) that has a high amount of sunshine hours but does not get hot eg. above 22 degrees? Tarifa seems like the closest I can find so far

Thanks

Probably looking at the northern coast of Portugal

[Saritra]

Most of the stuff in Europe is going to either be too hot or not sunny enough. However, such a climate does exist in other places: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sucre


Edit: I did find these in Morocco: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarfaya https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sidi_Ifni

[Thunder98]

Originally Posted by palabyrinth

Hi

Can anyone think of somewhere (preferably near europe) that has a high amount of sunshine hours but does not get hot eg. above 22 degrees? Tarifa seems like the closest I can find so far

Thanks

Santa Barbara, CA

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santa_...fornia#Climate

[Ethereal]

Valencia, Spain may come close.

Originally Posted by Thunder98

Santa Barbara, CA

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santa_...fornia#Climate

The OP wanted a European city.

[B87]

High altitude on Tenerife.

[Noodleman556]

Lerwick

Being serious, southern Britain or Northern France. e.g. Brest.

[B87]

Originally Posted by Noodleman556

Lerwick

Being serious, southern Britain or Northern France. e.g. Brest.

They wanted somewhere with 2500-3000+ sun hours, most of southern UK gets around 1500-2000.

High altitude on the Canary Islands is the best bet.