Triple climate battle: Cadiz vs Jerez vs Tarifa. Coast, Ocean or 20km inland? (snow, hot)

[Steelernation71]

Jerez. Hottest summers, coolest winters, good sunshine.

[deneb78]

Cadiz... better winters with slightly more sunshine than the others.

[ase42dv]

Originally Posted by deneb78

Cadiz... better winters with slightly more sunshine than the others.

Sunshine hours of Cádiz sre marvelous, even in the winter months they have a lot of sunshine.

[dankethmemeth]

Tarifa looks perfect to me. The least temp swings year round, and comfortable but not super hot summers.

[ase42dv]

Originally Posted by dankethmemeth

Tarifa looks perfect to me. The least temp swings year round, and comfortable but not super hot summers.

It's a great climate, yes.

[EverBlack]

Tarifa because it's the mildest but it's still horrible.

[TorshavnSunHolidays]

Tarfia ... much cooler ,fewer hours of sun and more rain

the others are too much

[Nino Bellov]

I choose Tarifa, for the cooler summers and less sunshine hours than Cadiz and Jerez.

[TorshavnSunHolidays]

Originally Posted by Joe90

Yep. 2-3 inches for each summer month, would be perfect.

my thoughts exactly - we must like identical climates .

one thing i would like though is a freezing cold month ,maybe 2c top whack down to -6 at night . Wouldn't want warm/mild the entire time -

maybe too much to ask for in southern Spain




i suppose i could always go on a yearly winter holiday to Moscow

[TorshavnSunHolidays]

Originally Posted by Nino Bellov

I choose Tarifa, for the cooler summers and less sunshine hours than Cadiz and Jerez.

The summer temps are weird .... Tarifa 24.5 down to 20 is a weird one

I havent seen a low range like that before with so much sunshine