What is the best month to visit Mallorca?, Blau Hotels

If you are looking for a destination that shines all year round, Mallorca should be on your list. Thanks to its Mediterranean climate, it offers mild winters and warm summers. You might be wondering, **how does the weather vary throughout the year? What’s the best month to visit Mallorca?** Keep reading to find out.

**Winter: The Quietest Season (December – February)**

From November onwards, the temperatures start to drop in Mallorca. As an island, it experiences temperatures ranging between 16°C and 7°C. It’s the perfect time to explore Mallorca’s sea and mountains without many tourists, just before the bloom season begins.

Winter in Mallorca

**Spring: The Island in Bloom (March – May)**

Spring in Mallorca is often said to be one of the best seasons. Temperatures range from 15°C to 22°C, allowing the island to blossom with vibrant colors. It’s the perfect time for outdoor activities such as cycling, hiking, and, of course, discovering Mallorca’s stunning beaches and coves.

Spring in Mallorca

**Summer: Sun, Sand, and Sea (June – August)**

Summer is the season of fun, with temperatures above 30°C, crystal-clear waters, and white sandy beaches. For many, it’s the best time to visit Palma de Mallorca.

Summer in Mallorca

This is the peak tourist season, especially in July and August. If you want to avoid the crowds while still enjoying warm weather, June is the best month to visit Mallorca.

**Autumn: The Coolest Climate (September – November)**

Another great option is autumn, a wonderful season with pleasant weather and temperatures between 17°C and 25°C.

**When does it start to get cold in Mallorca?**
Temperatures usually drop towards the end of November, making it an excellent time to enjoy spectacular sunsets and sunny days without the extreme summer heat.

Autumn in Mallorca

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