What’s Jerez Like in February?

Jerez de la Frontera in February offers a mild winter experience. Average daily temperatures typically range from 11°C to 13°C (52-55°F). Daytime highs can reach a pleasant 16-18°C (61-64°F), while nighttime lows usually hover around 6-8°C (43-46°F). February is one of the wetter months, with an estimated 6-8 days of rainfall and around 60-80mm of precipitation. However, you can still expect approximately 5-6 hours of sunshine daily, making it suitable for exploring.

How Much Does it Cost to Visit Jerez in February?

Visiting Jerez in February is generally more budget-friendly as it’s considered low season (with the exception of specific festival dates).

• Flights: Round-trip flights from major European cities to Jerez (XRY) or Seville (SVQ) can range from €80-€200 (estimated).
• Accommodation: Expect to pay €35-€60/night for a budget guesthouse, or €70-€120/night for a mid-range hotel (estimated).
• Food: A typical tapas meal might cost €10-€20 per person, while a sit-down restaurant meal could range from €25-€45 per person (estimated).
• Activities: Sherry bodega tours are typically €15-€30, and flamenco shows around €20-€35.

What Can I Expect in Jerez in February?

February usually sees fewer tourist crowds, offering a more authentic and relaxed atmosphere. However, two significant cultural events can occur:

• Carnival: Often falls in February or early March, bringing vibrant parades and celebrations.
• Festival de Jerez: The internationally renowned Flamenco Festival typically runs from late February into early March. If your visit coincides, expect increased crowds, higher accommodation prices, and the need to book tickets for shows well in advance. Otherwise, the city remains quiet. The conditions are generally pleasant for walking and sightseeing, despite the possibility of occasional rain.

What Are the Best Activities for February in Jerez?

Jerez offers a wealth of activities perfect for the mild February weather:

• Sherry Bodega Tours: Explore iconic sherry bodegas like González Byass (Tio Pepe) or Lustau for a tasting and history lesson.
• Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art: Witness spectacular equestrian shows or visit the museum.
• Alcázar of Jerez: Wander through the historic fortress, gardens, and mosque.
• Flamenco Shows: Experience authentic flamenco at a local tablao.
• Explore the Old Town: Enjoy the charming streets, local shops, and tapas bars at your own pace.
• Attend Carnival/Festival de Jerez events: If your trip aligns, immerse yourself in these unique cultural experiences.

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