Popular European seaside town still 17C in February with amazing beaches Whether you’re planning ahead for a sunny summer holiday or a last-minute escape from the stubborn winter chill, there is one European seaside town that stays warm all year round.
And while a summer surge can still be expected, visiting Lagos in shoulder seasons like December through March ensures fewer crowds, cheaper hotel rates and ample opportunity to explore all the city has to offer.
The most well-known beach is Meia Praia which features four straight kilometres of golden sand, making it the largest beach in the Lagos region.
However, the region’s temperate climate makes it a distinctly ideal winter sun destination, with one particular seaside town standing above the rest.
You can spend hours strolling the area and learning about historical landmarks including the Church of Santa Maria which was rebuilt after the Great Earthquake of 1755 as well as The Green House at Luís de Camões Square, the three-story Neoclassical building named for its green-tiled facade.
