10/09/2026
By John Carr
Coastal winter days sit at roughly 22-25°C and the seasonal swing in temperatures is remarkably small: high summer typically brings 26-30°C. Nights rarely drop below 17°C, and even in January the sea temperature holds around 19 ° C .
Any rain is brief and short in the Islands, mainly concentrated between October and March and usually arrives as brief showers overnight in the northern island parts; the southern resort coasts are the sunniest and driest. The afternoon northeast trade winds are a genuine factor for golfers and their club selection throughout the year, adding to the already great test that the courses on the island pose.
Most Canary Islands rounds fall between roughly $90 and $180, with the high season being the traditional winter months between October and March. This is due to the amazing all year-round sunshine the Canary Islands enjoys! A buggy on some courses is mandatory and, with many being quite hilly, is also quite often advised - especially as it's hot on most days.
Whilst a well-known place for European golfers to visit, the Canary Islands is still largely unknown to golfers across the world. It is certainly a place to come and visit and enjoy the sunshine 52 weeks a year!
