Spain weather in January

In January, Spain averages 15 to 22°C by day across the Canary Islands, Malaga, Seville and Majorca. Gran Canaria is the warmest at 22°C, Majorca the coolest at 15°C. The sea is 15 to 21°C.

Spain in January, place by place

Warmest first. Nowhere here averages 24°C this month. Tap a place for its full January detail.

DestinationDayNightSeaRainFlight
Gran CanariaSpain (Canary Islands)22°C15°C21°C22 mm4h
TenerifeSpain (Canary Islands)21°C15°C21°C11 mm4h
LanzaroteSpain (Canary Islands)21°C15°C20°C6 mm3½h
FuerteventuraSpain (Canary Islands)20°C15°C20°C9 mm4h
MalagaSpain17°C9°C15°C46 mm2½h
SevilleSpain16°C7°C–50 mm2½h
MajorcaSpain15°C9°C15°C43 mm2h
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Spain in January: quick answers

Is Spain hot in January?

In January, Spain averages 15 to 22°C by day across the Canary Islands, Malaga, Seville and Majorca. Gran Canaria is the warmest at 22°C, Majorca the coolest at 15°C. The sea is 15 to 21°C. January is warm in Gran Canaria: T-shirt days, a light layer for evenings.

Where is warmest in Spain in January?

Gran Canaria, at an average high of 22°C. The driest is Lanzarote, with about 6 mm of rain.

Can you swim in the sea in Spain in January?

Yes: Tenerife (21°C) has sea temperatures of 21°C or more, comfortable without a wetsuit.

How we measured this

Spain here means the Canary Islands, Malaga, Seville and Majorca: the places we measure. Figures are averages of every day from 2016 to 2025 from the Open-Meteo historical weather archive (ECMWF ERA5); sea temperatures are 2023 to 2025 averages. Rain is the average monthly total, and 150 mm or more counts as rainy season.

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