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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Policyline weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Check the live forecast above before heading out, as Maspalomas on Gran Canaria’s south coast enjoys a warm subtropical climate but sea breezes can shift quickly. For the most reliable reading, treat the BBC’s “bbc weather maspalomas” page as your daily first stop; long-range outlooks are useful for planning but less precise.
What is the typical weather in Maspalomas?
Maspalomas stays mild year-round, with daily highs between 21°C and 29°C. The live forecast above shows current conditions. Coastal cloud (“panza de burro”) can linger into late morning, especially in winter, before the sun breaks through. Sea temperatures usually hover around 19–23°C, making swimming possible in every season.
How reliable are extended forecasts for Maspalomas?
For the weather maspalomas 14 days outlook, the BBC forecast offers a solid trend. The maspalomas weather forecast 30 days version gives a broader pattern but should be used for rough planning only. Some travellers check accuweather maspalomas for hourly breakdowns, though the BBC data remains the standard for UK readers. Longer spans — such as a 21 day weather forecast maspalomas gran canaria or a 28 day weather forecast maspalomas — are best treated as guidance rather than gospel.
What is the best time to visit Maspalomas?
February–April offers pleasant 22°C highs, fewer crowds and lower accommodation costs. November is also good. July–August can feel very hot (above 30°C) but the sea breeze helps.
Does Maspalomas ever get cold?
Winter lows rarely drop below 13°C, so it stays warm enough for light jackets. The bbc weather maspalomas 14 days forecast will flag any unusual chill, but it is not common.
How accurate are 14‑day and 30‑day forecasts?
Seven‑day forecasts are fairly reliable for Maspalomas; 14‑day outlooks show broad trends. A 21‑ or 28‑day forecast is useful for checking whether you need a sweater but not for day‑by‑day planning.
For more UK-focused outlooks, see our UK weather hub or the 10‑day forecast.
