Hidden from the heat among the pine hills, Santa Susanna enjoys a mild climate. Breezes and plenty of vegetation mitigate the heat. Warm, sunny weather all summer, most of spring and fall, and the sea beckons for a swim. You can check the wave height of the Mediterranean Sea near Santa Susanna on the website.
There's no need to fear rain in the resort. Santa Susanna's rainy seasons are in late fall. That means when Santa Susanna's rainy season begins, there are hardly any vacationers at the resort. Santa Susanna's "high season" ends in October.
Santa Susanna's vegetation and animal life
From the outside, Santa Susanna can seem like a veritable green paradise. Surrounded by rolling hills covered with pine trees, it delights with parks and botanical gardens. Santa Susanna's vegetation is a trademark of the city, promising an escape from the summer heat in green shade. In addition to pine trees, there are palms, myrtles, laurel and orange trees and many other plants. Ivy, heather and magnificent white lilies can be seen everywhere. And the number of species in the botanical gardens is enormous. Green, brown and red algae grow in the sea.
The animal life in Santa Susanna is not particularly outstanding. There are hedgehogs, geckos and other lizards. Birds commonly seen here include finches and swallows.
Santa Susanna's underwater wildlife is also very diverse. There are bream, bass, tuna, albacore, jack mackerel, mackerel, merlusa, mackerel, anewa and many other fish, as well as sponges, mollusks and crustaceans.
