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Best Time to Visit Mallorca

Europe · Month-by-month weather, seasons and what to do — from Noura's Destination Finder.

Noura's timing tip: Outside roughly May-October many hotels, beach clubs and resort towns shut down; in peak summer the hairpin road to Sa Calobra and Cap de Formentor clogs, so go early or take the boat or bus.
Best months
Jun–Sep
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Seasons at a glance
JuneJulyAugustSeptember AprilMayOctober JanuaryFebruaryMarchNovemberDecember

🟢 Peak season  ·  🟠 Shoulder  ·  ⚪ Off-peak

Mallorca month by month

Average temperatures, sunshine and the feel of each month. Getting the timing right is half of a great trip.

MonthAvg °FSunRainSeasonWhat it's like
January 42–59°F 5h Low (35mm) Off-Peak Quiet, mild island: almond blossoms begin and Palma lights Sant Sebastia bonfires.
February 42–60°F 6h Low (34mm) Off-Peak Peak almond blossom paints the valleys white under gentle winter sun.
March 45–63°F 7h Low (27mm) Off-Peak Fresh spring green: prime hiking and cycling before the beach crowds.
April 48–67°F 8h Low (37mm) Shoulder Warming and blooming: first beach days meet Easter processions.
May 54–74°F 10h Low (31mm) Shoulder Sunny and green: the warm sea returns while the mountains stay perfect for hiking.
June 61–81°F 11h Minimal (16mm) Peak Warm summer kickoff with glorious beaches and long golden evenings.
July 66–87°F 12h Minimal (5mm) Peak Hot, buzzing peak: turquoise coves, boat days, and lively nights.
August 67–88°F 11h Minimal (19mm) Peak Sun-drenched high summer: prime beach and boat season across the island.
September 62–82°F 8h Low (41mm) Peak Warm sea and softer crowds: ideal swimming plus cooler hiking weather.
October 56–74°F 6h Moderate (58mm) Shoulder Mellow, warm autumn: last beach days and superb Tramuntana hiking.
November 49–66°F 5h Moderate (57mm) Off-Peak Cool and calm: empty trails, olive harvest, and off-season quiet.
December 43–60°F 5h Low (42mm) Off-Peak Mild, festive island: Palma's Christmas lights and quiet mountain walks.

Data cross-referenced from climate and flight sources; conditions vary year to year.

Things to do in Mallorca, month by month

Hand-picked ideas for every month of the year — from Noura's Destination Finder.

JanuaryOff-Peak42–59°F
  • Join Palma's Sant Sebastia bonfire festival (Jan 19-20)
  • Spot the first almond blossoms across the countryside
  • Tour Palma Cathedral (La Seu) and the old town
  • Hike the Serra de Tramuntana on cool clear days
  • Ride the vintage wooden train to Soller
FebruaryOff-Peak42–60°F
  • Walk through blossoming almond groves near Bunyola
  • Explore Valldemossa and the Royal Carthusian Monastery
  • Hike Tramuntana trails toward Deia
  • Tour Bellver Castle above Palma
  • Visit the Coves del Drac caves at Porto Cristo
MarchOff-Peak45–63°F
  • Cycle the Serra de Tramuntana climbs like the pros
  • Hike the Torrent de Pareis toward Sa Calobra
  • Explore Palma's old town and Arab Baths
  • Ride the Soller train and tram to the port
  • Wander Valldemossa and Deia mountain villages
AprilShoulder48–67°F
  • Watch Semana Santa processions in Palma
  • Hike the Cap de Formentor lighthouse trail
  • Relax on early-season Alcudia beaches
  • Explore Palma Cathedral and Bellver Castle
  • Cycle the coastal roads of the northeast
MayShoulder54–74°F
  • Swim and sunbathe at Es Trenc's white sands
  • Hike the GR221 Dry Stone Route in the Tramuntana
  • Boat to the dramatic Sa Calobra cove
  • Explore Palma's Passeig del Born and markets
  • Kayak the coves of Mondrago Natural Park
JunePeak61–81°F
  • Beach-hop the calas of the east coast (Cala d'Or, Mondrago)
  • Swim at Playa de Muro and Alcudia
  • Boat trip to Cap de Formentor
  • Snorkel the clear waters near Portocolom
  • Sunset drinks in Palma's Santa Catalina
JulyPeak66–87°F
  • Sail and swim the coves around Cala Figuera
  • Relax on Es Trenc and Playa de Palma
  • Take a catamaran trip along the Tramuntana coast
  • Visit the Coves del Drac and Porto Cristo
  • Enjoy nightlife in Palma and Magaluf
AugustPeak67–88°F
  • Anchor at Cala Varques and hidden east-coast coves
  • Beach day at Alcudia and Playa de Muro
  • Join local Sant Llorenc summer fiestas
  • Snorkel the Cabrera Archipelago on a boat tour
  • Explore Palma's old town after sundown
SeptemberPeak62–82°F
  • Swim the still-warm calas of the southeast
  • Hike the Tramuntana to Deia and Cala Deia
  • Boat to Sa Calobra and the Torrent de Pareis
  • Cycle the Formentor peninsula
  • Tour the Coves del Drac and Porto Cristo
OctoberShoulder56–74°F
  • Hike the GR221 through Valldemossa and Deia
  • Enjoy quiet late-season beaches at Es Trenc
  • Ride the Soller train through orange groves
  • Explore Palma Cathedral and the old town
  • Sample the autumn fira markets in inland towns
NovemberOff-Peak49–66°F
  • Hike the Serra de Tramuntana in crisp air
  • Tour Valldemossa's monastery and Deia
  • Explore Palma's markets and old-town cafes
  • Visit Bellver Castle and the Es Baluard museum
  • Taste new olive oil and wine in inland villages
DecemberOff-Peak43–60°F
  • See Palma Cathedral's Festa de la Llum light spectacle
  • Browse Palma's Christmas markets and belen nativities
  • Hike the Tramuntana on cool clear days
  • Ride the vintage Soller train
  • Tour the Coves del Drac out of season

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