Mallorca combines Mediterranean beaches with historic towns, mountain landscapes and a surprisingly varied interior. Palma offers a cathedral, old streets and strong transport links, while the UNESCO-listed Serra de Tramuntana runs along the northwest coast through stone villages and dramatic viewpoints. Elsewhere, coves, plains and market towns create very different bases for a trip. Beach resorts are busiest in summer, while spring and autumn suit hiking, cycling and road trips. Public transport works well on several major routes, but a car gives more flexibility for smaller villages and remote coves. Always respect parking rules and seasonal access restrictions at popular natural sites.
Can Pastilla: live weather, climate normals, sea temperature, daylight hours and the best time to visit — plus things to do and practical travel tips.
Magaluf: live weather, climate normals, sea temperature, daylight hours and the best time to visit — plus things to do and practical travel tips.

Mallorca's vibrant capital with Gothic cathedral, charming old town, and trendy waterfront.
Peguera: live weather, climate normals, sea temperature, daylight hours and the best time to visit — plus things to do and practical travel tips.
Port d'Andratx: live weather, climate normals, sea temperature, daylight hours and the best time to visit — plus things to do and practical travel tips.
Santa Ponsa: live weather, climate normals, sea temperature, daylight hours and the best time to visit — plus things to do and practical travel tips.

Charming mountain town with vintage tram and orange groves

Historic hillside village where Chopin composed, stunning monastery
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The best time to visit Mallorca is from May to June and September to October. Spring brings wildflowers and almond blossoms, while autumn offers warm seas and harvest festivals. Summer is perfect for beaches but crowded, winter is mild and ideal for hiking the Serra de Tramuntana.
Mallorca has a Mediterranean climate with over 300 days of sunshine annually. Summers are hot and dry with temperatures reaching 30-35°C, while winters are mild at 10-15°C. The Serra de Tramuntana mountains create microclimates with cooler temperatures and more rainfall.
| Month | High °CMax | Low °CMin | Rain mmmm |
|---|---|---|---|
January | 15° | 7° | 40 |
February | 15° | 7° | 35 |
March | 17° | 8° | 30 |
April | 19° | 10° | 35 |
May | 23° | 14° | 25 |
June | 28° | 18° | 10 |
July | 31° | 21° | 5 |
August | 32° | 22° | 20 |
September | 28° | 19° | 50 |
October | 23° | 15° | 70 |
November | 18° | 11° | 55 |
December | 15° | 8° | 50 |
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Peguera: live weather, climate normals, sea temperature, daylight hours and the best time to visit — plus things to do and practical travel tips.
Port d'Andratx: live weather, climate normals, sea temperature, daylight hours and the best time to visit — plus things to do and practical travel tips.
Magaluf: live weather, climate normals, sea temperature, daylight hours and the best time to visit — plus things to do and practical travel tips.
Santa Ponsa: live weather, climate normals, sea temperature, daylight hours and the best time to visit — plus things to do and practical travel tips.
Can Pastilla: live weather, climate normals, sea temperature, daylight hours and the best time to visit — plus things to do and practical travel tips.
cityHistoric hillside village where Chopin composed, stunning monastery