We live in Larnaca Cyprus , Larnaca or paphos are probably the best places to live . Larnaca has the benefit of the international airport and being a coastal town . There is also very low crime rates in Larnaca , when you add to that sunny all year round and no traffic jams whatsoever it takes a lot yo best that .
I bought a place in Pafos in 2001 and we lived there for a year. Hated it. In the summer it was too hot to do anything outside comfortably. In the winter everything closed down. We found it utterly boring. And because we had bought a place there we couldn't afford to holiday anywhere else. I'd recommend people rent 6 months through the winter to see how they get on. Don't make my mistake and go all in. Lost £8k by the time we sold up.
I live in Malta. Winter is chilling here, because there is high humidity and no central heating. It is colder indoors than out, and the water just hangs in the air, soaking clothing and bedding and coating everything else.
That's weird because here on the French Med coast I live in an old village house with thick walls good insulation inside it' s dry so I use very little heating.
Exactly all the med buildings have tiled flooring & single glazed windows as they're built for long not summer's so no central heating plus it gets wetter during winter. I have spent winter in Naples a few times, the rainfall is way higher & floods all the time, days are short & it's warm in the sun let's say 20 degree's but as soon as the sun's gone it can drop too well under 10 degree's
as a European who hates winter I can tell you from experience only one of these is warm enough in winter and those are the Canary islands, You`re welcome!
I can’t agree. The Med is too cold in winter. That is why tourism is mostly closed down. 8 of your choices were in the Med. The only one of your pics that I agree with is your number 1. Canary Islands OK in winter, though I think in all cases, you have over estimated the winter temperatures, in my opinion. I do wonder how many of those places you have actually been to in the winter months.
I tries all the possibilities of Southern Europe in winter. Just as we learned in school, Warm. Wet and Windy. The ferry from Spain to Morocco takes only one hour, and the weather is just as bad but the Motorway goes all the way South to Agadir. The Atlas Mountain Range separates the cold Northern climate from the warm sunny South . Same climate as the Canary Islands and with vast and luxurious Motorhome sites at a fraction of the cost.
Only the Canary Islands reach the 20 degree mark on a regular basis in the winter. You also have to remember that UV index is low in winter meaning 15 degrees Celsius in January doesn't feel as warm as 15 degrees Celsius in May.
The Canary Islands, southern Greece, Malta, Cyprus and Sicily are the warmest places in Europe in winter. In the south of Greece it was up to 25 degrees warm in December. Croatia does not belong in this video
@@JC-oj7ci and if you compare Seviile's and Lisbon's latitude to Crete, Crete will be in shame because Crete has the same latitude as west north Africa, and Lisbon is as warm as Crete in winter, and Seville is above both of them, you can't compare everything with 1 year because that's only a year
Canary Islands is the best for a winter escape. The climate is almost the same the whole year round. Swimming in February is no problem. But my number two is Cyprus. Very good for early winter. Water is still 20 C in December.
@@simonindra3225 no way, canaries are at 29th north pannel and Rhodes is at 36th north pannel it doesn't make sense, it's like saying that Athens is warmer than like Alexandria in Egypt
@@Anon-nv7bp well, South Spain as warm as Cyprus or even more warmer in winter, now I'm not going to take a look at the water temputere because who the fok swims in winter?
I'm not sure that it is. Yes, it's 'milder' than Vienna or Budapest, but that's not saying much and even that's only the coast. Even somewhere south in Croatia like Dubrovnik the typical maximum temperature in Jan and Feb is only 54F/12C! and there are 11 days of rain and 4 hours sun a day. inland in Croatia the average day high (Zagreb) is only 39F/4C and less than 2 hours sun a day
I've just spent the whole of March in Dubrovnik and the whole of April in Makarska, it rained almost everyday, and there were big storms and high winds, it didn't go below 10º C, but neither above 19, it's tolerable but not the best weather in the list, for sure
The warmest and most temperate climate in the whole of europe during winter is the southern costa blanca and murcian region, and that is fact. With this area been south eastern spain it is sheltered somewhat from the atlantic south and west even more so than the costa del sol area. This area also has the extension of the sierra navada to the back so very sheltered, alicante and murcia has proved to be the mildest area to live in winter, during jan and feb it averages around 16-22c thru the day and norm around 10-15c at night. World weather generally blows west to east so spain and the canaries pick up the carribean wind and under sea currents. People can say what they want on here but the figures prove it. Northern spain, italy is cooler and the greek islands and turkey suffer from the baltic influence during winter. Cyprus and malta are pretty good temps in winter.
No, that is not correct. In all of Spain the climate is humid because of the Atlantic Ocean. The Baltic countries are very far away from Greece and Turkey and cannot influence the weather there. In the south of Greece there are winter Temperatures between 15 and +20 degrees like this year. Both in the south of Spain and in the south of Greece there are days below 15 degrees in winter but that only lasts 2 to 3 days
In southern Spain the nights in winter are very often very cold (2,3 or 4 degrees). I know it from experience. And one more thing: average annual temperature in Greece 22 degrees and in Spain 18 degrees
@@JC-oj7ci You cannot compare average temperatures of Spain and Greece because Spain is much more diverse and bigger. When you say all of Spain is humid, same thing, there are quite stark differences between the north and the south of Spain; left aside the Canary islands. Southern Spain is the sunniest area in continental Europe (Las Tabernas desert is there, where many Western movies were filnmed). Maybe Malta has 4 hours more of sun than Almería per year. Now, Lanzarote and Fuerteventura are the sunniest, just off the Sahara.
@@jabato9779 The sunniest places in Europe are Malta and then southern Greece and then comes southern Spain. The Canary Islands belong politically to Spain but geographically to Africa. And yet they are no sunnier that Malta or Rhodes. And all climate experts say that Greece has the best climate in Europe and I can confirm it from experience. All of Spain has a humid climate because of the Atlantic Ocean, in the north it is naturally wetter because the climate there is the same as in central Europe
Great comments! Personally i want to use my car to get the "warmer" location and i am focused on the northern med area. I discovered analyzing the temperature map that the Halkidiki - Kassandra peninsula and turkish coastal areas are the best from the area. I am searching for more details...
Today its freezing 15c in algarve portugal. Last 3 weeks have had cloud and atlantic wind. To be fair no where in europe even in summer is the sea warm. Hit Mauritius, schelles, maldives, goa, thailand for genuine 26 to 31 degree celcius.
@@stephenboyd4934 21 ° is not very hot, and the water in the Atlantic is really too cold. I agree that the Canary Islands are the best alternatives in Europe, but more with spring-like conditions. Been there several times and gave up in the end.
Yes, you can't swim or bath in the sun on continental Europe. But personally 15-18 degrees Celcius is a nice temperature to do outdoor activities, and warm enough to enjoy lunch outside, without jacket. However, also in Southern Spain or Greece the days are short en the peak temperature of over 15 degrees is only a few hours. But much better then here in Switzerland where the temperature is at the moment ( 17 dec '22) -2 at daytime and -7 at nightime, with a cold wind blowing.
Where did you get these prices? You will have to spend at least 3000 euro only for the rental. Plus 1000 or so for all the rest, including grocery, household stuff, etc.
A nightmare for me, Winter without snow. I would rather move further north to Scandinavia, because the amount of snow we get here in Vienna is disappointing
@@HelloIdkwhatname Rhodes is not cold in the winter bro. Cold is rare. Watching the Statistics of 100 years it has only snowed 4times 2 days average and there are no winters there. Watch the history of South Greece the winters are rare and am 46 years old two times it snowed one day and three days. Ask the Greeks who living there . They know better than people on youtube
Andalusia Spain.. yuk and not warm ,really a faded rose.. Mallorca is not warm in winter .... Funchal Madeira, yes warmer , Canaries yes , Crete , Yes , Cyprus , yes ..
Except for Russia and some places near it, other places in Europe is not cold at all in Winter. I should say, most of the Europe countries is not colder than Shanghai which suppose to b have the same latitude with Cairo, Egypt.
My wife and I always spend November, December, January in Tenerife. Last February and March, we spent six weeks in Paphos, Cyprus, as it is not in the Schengen area. The weather just cannot compare with the Canary Islands. We were told by the locals that the winter in Cyprus was the wettest in living memory. Nevertheless, we shall be returning next year for seven weeks, as the weather, although not particularly warm or dry, is still better than in northern Europe. Many of the houses suffer from damp and mould, as there is no guttering nor downpipes. Damp courses are unknown.
The truth is with this recent economy. Everyone needs more than there salary to be financially stable. The the best thing to do with your money is to Invest it rightly because money left for saving always end up used with no returns..
You do realize that there is no real border between Europe and Asia, yes? It's one continent Eurasia. And if you do want to make artificial distinctions, then it's a hell lot more on the European side of Eurasia.
Today is Monday 19 of December and here in Cyprus where I live it's been 22 c all day .
I used to live in London so for me this is luxury .
Where you stay or recommend to stay in Cyprus. We are considering relocation from prague
We live in Larnaca Cyprus , Larnaca or paphos are probably the best places to live .
Larnaca has the benefit of the international airport and being a coastal town .
There is also very low crime rates in Larnaca , when you add to that sunny all year round and no traffic jams whatsoever it takes a lot yo best that .
I bought a place in Pafos in 2001 and we lived there for a year. Hated it. In the summer it was too hot to do anything outside comfortably. In the winter everything closed down. We found it utterly boring. And because we had bought a place there we couldn't afford to holiday anywhere else. I'd recommend people rent 6 months through the winter to see how they get on. Don't make my mistake and go all in. Lost £8k by the time we sold up.
I live in Malta. Winter is chilling here, because there is high humidity and no central heating. It is colder indoors than out, and the water just hangs in the air, soaking clothing and bedding and coating everything else.
Same in Portugal
I mean, install it.
That's weird because here on the French Med coast I live in an old village house with thick walls good insulation inside it' s dry so I use
very little heating.
Exactly all the med buildings have tiled flooring & single glazed windows as they're built for long not summer's so no central heating plus it gets wetter during winter. I have spent winter in Naples a few times, the rainfall is way higher & floods all the time, days are short & it's warm in the sun let's say 20 degree's but as soon as the sun's gone it can drop too well under 10 degree's
@@terriblepainter7675 Yes, I had heard that.
as a European who hates winter I can tell you from experience only one of these is warm enough in winter and those are the Canary islands, You`re welcome!
As a Greek person I can confirm you that I wish to have this kind of weather in winter because even Crete doesn't have this kind of weather either
And Crete is 5 degrees more south than Lisbon and yet in winter they are almost identical, just wow
I can’t agree. The Med is too cold in winter. That is why tourism is mostly closed down. 8 of your choices were in the Med.
The only one of your pics that I agree with is your number 1. Canary Islands OK in winter, though I think in all cases, you have over estimated the winter temperatures, in my opinion. I do wonder how many of those places you have actually been to in the winter months.
well David its 21 and sunny today in Alicante..... how cold is too cold for you
@@bruceketcheson4877 I think he meant Greece or Italy
I tries all the possibilities of Southern Europe in winter. Just as we learned in school, Warm. Wet and Windy. The ferry from Spain to Morocco takes only one hour, and the weather is just as bad but the Motorway goes all the way South to Agadir. The Atlas Mountain Range separates the cold Northern climate from the warm sunny South . Same climate as the Canary Islands and with vast and luxurious Motorhome sites at a fraction of the cost.
I am flying from Toronto to Andalusia. Dream to escape Canadian winter. My imagination only. Dreams come true lol
Inland Andalucía can be pretty chilly in winter like Vancouver
Only the Canary Islands reach the 20 degree mark on a regular basis in the winter. You also have to remember that UV index is low in winter meaning 15 degrees Celsius in January doesn't feel as warm as 15 degrees Celsius in May.
First comment bro love from India Assam
Dalmatien (Hvar)-Sizilien-Sardinien-Algarve-Rhodos-Kreta-Malta-Zypern-Andalusien-Mallorca-Madeira-Kanaren (wärmste aller vorgestellten Gegenden)
Ibiza/Eivissa warmer than Mallorca ( and most of Spain save Canarias)
The Canary Islands, southern Greece, Malta, Cyprus and Sicily are the warmest places in Europe in winter. In the south of Greece it was up to 25 degrees warm in December. Croatia does not belong in this video
South Greece isn't that close, Crete is colder than south Portugal in winter
@@HelloIdkwhatname No. And apart from that, Crete has the best climate in Europe
@@JC-oj7ci top 5, Canary islands, Azores Islands, Sevvile, Lisbon and the in 5th Crete
@@JC-oj7ci and if you compare Seviile's and Lisbon's latitude to Crete, Crete will be in shame because Crete has the same latitude as west north Africa, and Lisbon is as warm as Crete in winter, and Seville is above both of them, you can't compare everything with 1 year because that's only a year
And the Peloponnese and the islands are too humid to have a weather like Portugal or Spain in winter, they all suffer from the pontic winds
Thank you Harry
Canary Islands is the best for a winter escape. The climate is almost the same the whole year round. Swimming in February is no problem. But my number two is Cyprus. Very good for early winter. Water is still 20 C in December.
Rhodos is good winter swimming is common and after the canaries and cyprus I think some years Rhodes is even warmer than both .
@@simonindra3225 no way, canaries are at 29th north pannel and Rhodes is at 36th north pannel it doesn't make sense, it's like saying that Athens is warmer than like Alexandria in Egypt
@@HelloIdkwhatname "after the canaries and cyprus" ...
@@Anon-nv7bp well, South Spain as warm as Cyprus or even more warmer in winter, now I'm not going to take a look at the water temputere because who the fok swims in winter?
Only Canary Islands. The rest is still cold af. Im jealous of America that they literally have 1/4 of their whole country being summer all year
No name. USA is cold mostly though for the other. I am in Chicago. We had a bit of snow yesterday.
@@chicagomikego to Florida and you will get what I mean
Better off hitting South East Asia in winter. Cheap, fun warm.
Malta winter is the most chilling there
I had no idea that Croatia can be so mild during winter. Cheers from chilly Canada 🙂
I'm not sure that it is. Yes, it's 'milder' than Vienna or Budapest, but that's not saying much and even that's only the coast. Even somewhere south in Croatia like Dubrovnik the typical maximum temperature in Jan and Feb is only 54F/12C! and there are 11 days of rain and 4 hours sun a day. inland in Croatia the average day high (Zagreb) is only 39F/4C and less than 2 hours sun a day
It isn’t!!!
I've just spent the whole of March in Dubrovnik and the whole of April in Makarska, it rained almost everyday, and there were big storms and high winds, it didn't go below 10º C, but neither above 19, it's tolerable but not the best weather in the list, for sure
💚❤️ Madeira and Algarve in Portugal 🇵🇹👍🏻, the Balkans, Italy, Malta, Greece, Provence and Catalonia!
Provence outside the Med coast is freezing in winter same thing with North of Italy and all the Balkans save Dalmatia
Catalonia 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Madeira can get very windy so carefully select the location you wish to stay.
Very Interesting.
Just Canary Islands are warm enough
I love Sicily ❤️
True.I love Mallorca,Canares and Madeira😍
The warmest and most temperate climate in the whole of europe during winter is the southern costa blanca and murcian region, and that is fact. With this area been south eastern spain it is sheltered somewhat from the atlantic south and west even more so than the costa del sol area. This area also has the extension of the sierra navada to the back so very sheltered, alicante and murcia has proved to be the mildest area to live in winter, during jan and feb it averages around 16-22c thru the day and norm around 10-15c at night. World weather generally blows west to east so spain and the canaries pick up the carribean wind and under sea currents. People can say what they want on here but the figures prove it.
Northern spain, italy is cooler and the greek islands and turkey suffer from the baltic influence during winter. Cyprus and malta are pretty good temps in winter.
No, that is not correct. In all of Spain the climate is humid because of the Atlantic Ocean. The Baltic countries are very far away from Greece and Turkey and cannot influence the weather there. In the south of Greece there are winter Temperatures between 15 and +20 degrees like this year. Both in the south of Spain and in the south of Greece there are days below 15 degrees in winter but that only lasts 2 to 3 days
In southern Spain the nights in winter are very often very cold (2,3 or 4 degrees). I know it from experience. And one more thing: average annual temperature in Greece 22 degrees and in Spain 18 degrees
@@JC-oj7ci You cannot compare average temperatures of Spain and Greece because Spain is much more diverse and bigger. When you say all of Spain is humid, same thing, there are quite stark differences between the north and the south of Spain; left aside the Canary islands. Southern Spain is the sunniest area in continental Europe (Las Tabernas desert is there, where many Western movies were filnmed). Maybe Malta has 4 hours more of sun than Almería per year. Now, Lanzarote and Fuerteventura are the sunniest, just off the Sahara.
@@jabato9779 The sunniest places in Europe are Malta and then southern Greece and then comes southern Spain. The Canary Islands belong politically to Spain but geographically to Africa. And yet they are no sunnier that Malta or Rhodes. And all climate experts say that Greece has the best climate in Europe and I can confirm it from experience. All of Spain has a humid climate because of the Atlantic Ocean, in the north it is naturally wetter because the climate there is the same as in central Europe
@@JC-oj7ci you use your other accounts to get more likes, stop this✋
Come to Sulawesi!
28 to 30 °C
Great comments! Personally i want to use my car to get the "warmer" location and i am focused on the northern med area. I discovered analyzing the temperature map that the Halkidiki - Kassandra peninsula and turkish coastal areas are the best from the area. I am searching for more details...
strange that the Côte d'Azur (F) and Liguria (I) are not in the rankings
Today its freezing 15c in algarve portugal. Last 3 weeks have had cloud and atlantic wind. To be fair no where in europe even in summer is the sea warm. Hit Mauritius, schelles, maldives, goa, thailand for genuine 26 to 31 degree celcius.
Yes if you go on the Mediterranean cost, French riviera, Spain, the water is warm from JUNE until OCTOBER, you can swim. Not on the Atlantic though.
Days of torrential rain in December near Estepona.
Murcia is in winter warmer and less rainy than Malaga.
If you stay away from the coastline most Canary islands are a no brainer, cheap and warm.
Spain is the sunniest country in Europe it makes sense no surprise there, next is Portugal
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Cornwall. Where else can you get a decent pasty?
Fuerteventura!
Thanks for this great summery! However, there is not one really warm place during winter (i.e.: more than 25 ° C) in Europe, and I know them all.
Exactly. That's why my Belgian wife likes Florida.
@@GUITARTIME2024 your wife has a lot of $$$$$$$
Well the Canarie Islands are very hot in winter because it's off north Africa so thats the only true place that's warm enough ?
@@stephenboyd4934 not " very hot" like in Thailand but pleasant and balmy ( 23-25° depending on the location).
@@stephenboyd4934 21 ° is not very hot, and the water in the Atlantic is really too cold. I agree that the Canary Islands are the best alternatives in Europe, but more with spring-like conditions. Been there several times and gave up in the end.
You missed Cyprus
Funny thing, In winter people from the Greek islands go to the mainland skiing
In Dezember war Mauritius sehr schön und warm.
Und Agadir Morocco auch
Only Canary Islands are warm actually.
Yes, you can't swim or bath in the sun on continental Europe. But personally 15-18 degrees Celcius is a nice temperature to do outdoor activities, and warm enough to enjoy lunch outside, without jacket. However, also in Southern Spain or Greece the days are short en the peak temperature of over 15 degrees is only a few hours. But much better then here in Switzerland where the temperature is at the moment ( 17 dec '22) -2 at daytime and -7 at nightime, with a cold wind blowing.
But they are located off Africa
@@ronnie9187
The other day a NOA weather station in the east of Heraklion on Crete’s north coast recorded a maximum temperature of 25.9°C
“Only”? I’m tired with these nationalistic crap, even about weather! Jesus!
@@niemand69 get some rest. It s not that serious actually 😂
Where did you get these prices? You will have to spend at least 3000 euro only for the rental. Plus 1000 or so for all the rest, including grocery, household stuff, etc.
Not in winter! Last winter I rented a studio in Torrevieja for one month 450 €
Just ask for a "real price". Last winter i rented a place with listing price of 4500 euro/month for 1500 euro.
Do you mean for 1 month?
@@Gullvivas Yes
A nightmare for me, Winter without snow. I would rather move further north to Scandinavia, because the amount of snow we get here in Vienna is disappointing
snow is the worst thing ever
@@fernandoroberts3591 no, I love snow. I don't wanna live in a country without snow. I hate heat
Cyprus 👍☀️👍
the cover of your video is the beautiful town of Tropea in the region of Calabria, italy, yet you don't even mention it in the list....
it is hard to leave home land to go other place if i had mone now broblem
So you made a list of european cities without snow. OK
Y Alicante, Murcia, Málaga, y cadiz
And now the warmest water in Europe. Rhodos Greece.
Not the weather tho, Rhodes still cold in winter
@@HelloIdkwhatname What is cold for you 15 to 25 celcius. ??
@@simonindra3225 this week it averages around 13 to 17,south Spain like Malaga averages around 13 to 27
@@HelloIdkwhatname Rhodes is not cold in the winter bro. Cold is rare. Watching the Statistics of 100 years it has only snowed 4times 2 days average and there are no winters there. Watch the history of South Greece the winters are rare and am 46 years old two times it snowed one day and three days. Ask the Greeks who living there . They know better than people on youtube
@@simonindra3225 τι είπες;(rock raising 1 eyebrow meme)
Andalusia Spain.. yuk and not warm ,really a faded rose.. Mallorca is not warm in winter .... Funchal Madeira, yes warmer , Canaries yes , Crete , Yes , Cyprus , yes ..
Crete NO!
@@joesoy9185 I agree a bit
From my humble opinion only Madeira and canary Insel are warm enough over Christmas. .....the others are still cold.
Basically stick with Mediterrean Sea countries
Not true, only the Canary Islands are really warm in winter.
Mistral winds make parts of the Med very cold, coupled with properties that aren’t designed for the cold
@@joesoy9185 Malaga was 21 celsius today, 20 tomorrow and 22 on saturday all with sunshine is that not a warm winter?
@@cop2998 Wait till January and February. It was 30 in our apartment in Tenerife today!
@@cop2998 and they say that Greece is warmer 😂
Except for Russia and some places near it, other places in Europe is not cold at all in Winter. I should say, most of the Europe countries is not colder than Shanghai which suppose to b have the same latitude with Cairo, Egypt.
Come to Croatia people, you're welcome 🤗
👍 👍 .
Would love to spend the winter in Spain but we can only stay for 90 days thanks to the Brexit gift that keeps giving NOT
That's a big chunk of winter, bro.
@@GUITARTIME2024 Yes however after that we must leave immediately and are banned from the EU for at least three months
@@RichardExley that's crazy.
@@GUITARTIME2024 You said it !! Unfortunately those are the rules of Schengen and the EU look it up !!
@Richard Exley as an American, I solved all that when I married a Euro lady. Lol
Tropea on the cover of this video and you don't talk about it? Are you drunk?
I visited Tropea last September - the water on the beach was warm enough to swim all day.
Well, Andalousia is not a province and it is not the most beautiful region of Spain. Even it is very beautiful
Agadir but it's not Europe
CYPRUS island
My wife and I always spend November, December, January in Tenerife. Last February and March, we spent six weeks in Paphos, Cyprus, as it is not in the Schengen area. The weather just cannot compare with the Canary Islands. We were told by the locals that the winter in Cyprus was the wettest in living memory. Nevertheless, we shall be returning next year for seven weeks, as the weather, although not particularly warm or dry, is still better than in northern Europe. Many of the houses suffer from damp and mould, as there is no guttering nor downpipes. Damp courses are unknown.
@@joesoy9185 lucky you
The truth is with this recent economy. Everyone needs more than there salary to be financially stable. The the best thing to do with your money is to Invest it rightly because money left for saving always end up used with no returns..
Arab Gulf countries be like 🗿
Sorry Cyprus is in Asia not in Europe 😀
It's in the Mediterranean, south of Turkey. Maybe you're thinking of Ceylon, now Sri Lanka?
You do realize that there is no real border between Europe and Asia, yes? It's one continent Eurasia. And if you do want to make artificial distinctions, then it's a hell lot more on the European side of Eurasia.
The Republic of Cyprus is a member of the European Union.
I prefer to live at home 12 months a year and thank the Lord I do.
Boring.
i hate winter
I'm off to Albania for the winter.
Be safer, all the criminals are over here
@@barry0013 one word brilliant
@@barry0013 you serb