I must say you have quite the channel. Thank you. I’m heading to Malaga area so will PM you to compare notes.
I was there 3 months ago. Unless you are invited to someone's garden, I don't think you will find anything else outside Malaga central market. That's where all exotics are. They even had salak and mangosteen for 20 EUR/kilo. ( imported of course ). Top tier fresh figs and cherimoyas are your best hope right now. In general I think Southern Spain is noticeably cooler overall than Southern California even though their climates classified as the same.
Thanks DL. You were just passing through? Reading online says there’s 10,000 acres of mango across southern Spain. It seems mainly osteen with Kent, Keitt also and predominantly for export from what I read. Temperatures do look low at night for much of the year (high 40s) from what I’m reading. Highs below 90F and fairly low rainfall(which promises would to trigger flowering, perhaps too young like Cali). But no freezing as far asI can see.
It's the same climate as SoCal, just slightly cooler overall for most of the year, except perhaps summer. No freezing of course. Perfect cherimoya climate. But early May, ( just one month before summer ) in low elevation mountains was very cold mornings. Drove quite a bit around, did not see any single mango tree anywhere. I was just in wrong areas I guess. However, enjoy endless olive tree scenery, lol ...