This month

Marbella in September

The sea outlasts the calendar summer: still 23°C, with the crowds and the fiestas both gone.

Weather in September

28.2°C
Average daytime high
18.8°C
Average overnight low
2.1
Rainy days
255h
Hours of sunshine

Full September weather, day by day normals: September

Sea temperature in September

23.1°C
Average sea temperature

still close to August's peak, the sea outlasting the calendar summer

Sea temperature, bathing water and jellyfish reports: Average sea temperature

AEMET's normal for September cools only slightly from August, a 28.2°C daytime high, while rain starts to return, 20mm over 2.1 days after a dry summer. The sea barely notices the calendar turning, still 23.1°C on Open-Meteo's reanalysis, a few tenths behind August's peak. It is the one month on this page with no dated town event on the Ayuntamiento's own calendar: the summer fairs and Starlite's season are both closed out by the end of August, and the town's own film festival does not open until October. What that leaves is a quiet, still-warm month between two busier ones.

What's on in September

No dated town event on the Ayuntamiento's own calendar falls in September.

The full calendar, every date sourced: Marbella's events calendar

More on September

Questions

What's the weather like in Marbella in September?

A daytime high around 28.2°C, an overnight low near 18.8°C, 2.1 days of rain and 255 hours of sunshine, AEMET's 1981–2010 normal for the Málaga Airport station, the nearest full weather station to Marbella.

Is the sea warm enough to swim in Marbella in September?

Marbella's sea averages 23.1°C in September, an Open-Meteo marine reanalysis for 2023–2025 at the nearest modelled point to the coast, not an in-situ buoy reading.

What's on in Marbella in September?

See the dated town events on this page, each read from the organiser's own listing or the Ayuntamiento de Marbella's own calendar rather than guessed at.

How this page is built

Every weather and sea figure on this page is a published normal, not a forecast for this year; every event date is read from the organiser's own listing or the Ayuntamiento's own calendar on the date shown. Nothing here is estimated or carried over from a previous year without saying so.

AEMET (Málaga Airport, 1981-2010): https://www.aemet.es/es/serviciosclimaticos/datosclimatologicos/valoresclimatologicos?l=6155A&k=and · Open-Meteo marine (2023-2025): https://marine-api.open-meteo.com/v1/marine