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Majorca has a typically Mediterranean weather, with hot, dry summers and mild, humid winters. There are 300 days of sunshine a year. As with most Mediterranean destinations, the peak of the tourist season in Majorca occurs during the summer months of July and August. The glorious summer weather in Majorca is obviously the big attraction but the island has fantastic weather almost the whole year and many visitors come to the island through autumn, winter and spring to escape the Northern Europe cities. Spring and fall are cooler, but no less enjoyable, although a fair amount of precipitation occurs during the autumn. Majorca weather in the winter is mild, with temperatures averaging in the upper-50s.

Spring is a magnificent time to enjoy Majorca’s natural reserves. It is a rather quiet season and by this time, the whole island is boasting its flourishing green landscapes. The warm Majorca weather and the not-so-crowded beaches will be perfect for the walkers, cyclists, bird watchers, and for those who want to catch a hushed moment with the sun. It is in this season that the pre-dominantly Catholic population of the island celebrates Easter in a festive fashion. The weather in Majorca during Spring is fantastic for outdoor activities and for that reason at early June is packed with tourists. If you plan to visit during June then you'll see plenty of sunshine and warm days both on the coast and in most inland area.

Autumn means the return of the perfect Majorca weather for walkers and nature-trippers. Now it is in this time of the year that the locals can show off their different home grown produce in the dynamic village markets. This is also a good time to trek the mountains of the island and appreciate the local culture. Many local festivals take over in Majorca (Mallorca) in this whole season. The two must-see festivals are the Olive Festival in Caimari, and the Agricultural Fair in Inca.

September is the end of summer in Majorca, but it’s still a great time to visit this Spanish island. Majorca weather during September is still quite warm and the water temperatures are perfect for swimming and water sports. As it is near the end of summer and peak season is coming to a close, September is the perfect time to look for cheap flights to Mallorca.
The warm weather and low chance of rain make September a great time to fly to Palma and enjoy Mallorca’s hospitalit
Majorca weather in October can be changeable so pack a jumper and a jacket just to be sure as there are occasional rainy and windy days. Evening temperatures can drop to less than 20º C. However, the nice thing about October is that the sea temperature is still warm! So perfect for swimming and watersports

Our Majorca weather data is collated from the official weather stations on the island, so you always have the best available information. Current conditions are updated every fifteen minutes and our five day Majorca weather forecast every six hours. Local conditions, particularly in the mountains, may vary slightly from thes