Weather in Majorca
One thing we can say about Majorca’s weather? Absolute chef’s kiss. This Balearic beauty serves up sunshine like it’s going out of fashion, with long, toasty summers and mild winters that make it a winner year-round. Whether you’re after that scorchio summer heat for lazy beach holidays or a milder escape to explore the island’s dreamy landscapes, Majorca’s climate is always dishing out something delish. So, pack your swimmers and sunnies - this is one destination where the forecast is looking proper good.
What is the temperature in Majorca?
Majorca’s temperatures are the definition of holiday perfection. Summers sizzle with highs hitting the 30°C mark, making it prime time for beach days and poolside lounging. Spring and autumn serve up a proper good mix of warmth and sunshine, hovering around the 20s°C - ideal for exploring without melting. Even in winter, things stay pleasantly mild, rarely dropping below 10°C, so you can swap the big coat for something breezier.
Does it rain in Majorca?
It does a little - but don’t panic, you won’t need a snorkel. Majorca gets the odd shower, mostly in autumn and winter, but rain rarely overstays its welcome. When it does make an appearance, it’s usually a quick downpour that freshens up the island before the sun pops back out, ready to keep your holibobs on track.
Majorca Weather by Season
Spring (March–May) – Sun-kissed & Breezy
Spring in Majorca is Mega dreamy. With temperatures floating in the high teens°C, you’ll get plenty of sunshine without breaking a sweat. The island is in full bloom, the beaches are still quiet, and exploring the stunning Serra de Tramuntana is an absolute treat.
Best for: Coastal hikes, cycling, and sipping sangria in the sunshine.
Top tip: Mornings and evenings can be a tad fresh - bring a light jacket for those sunset strolls.
Summer (June–August) – Scorchio & Sweltering
Summer in Majorca is the one. We’re talking sizzling days where the mercury can top 30°C, cloudless skies, and warm nights. The beaches are buzzing, the nightlife is in full swing, and the sea is the perfect cool-off spot.
Best for: Lazy beach days, boat trips, and dancing ‘til dawn in Magaluf or Palma.
Top tip: Sun cream. Loads of it. And if you’re not one for whopper heat, a hotel with a good pool is your best mate.
Autumn (September–November) – Golden & Glorious
Autumn in Majorca feels like a VIP summer encore, with highs of around 25°C and the sea at its warmest. The crowds start thinning out, making it the perfect time for a more laid-back island escape.
Best for: Snorkelling, scenic drives, and soaking up the last of the summer sun.
Top tip: It’s still proper warm, but a light layer for breezy evenings won’t go amiss.
Winter (December–February) – A Toasty Break from UK Grey
While we're all shivering, Majorca is still basking in mild 10-14°C days. You won’t be diving into the sea (unless you’re feeling brave), but it’s spot-on for exploring without breaking a sweat.
Best for: Christmas market strolls in Palma, golfing, and scenic road trips.
Top tip: The odd rainy day can happen, but nothing a cosy café and a slice of ensaïmada can’t fix.
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