Majorca is an island of many facets, with sandy beaches, majestic mountains and picturesque villages. Throughout the seasons, discover the colours of spring, the warmth of summer, the calm of autumn and the serenity of a mild winter. With cultural activities, water sports and Villanovo luxury villas, every stay in Majorca becomes an unforgettable experience in the Balearic Islands.
Majorca is an island that can be enjoyed all year round thanks to its Mediterranean climate. In spring, the landscapes are adorned with colourful flowers and the trails are ideal for hiking. Summer, especially in July and August, attracts beach lovers and water sports enthusiasts since Majorca has the ideal weather for enjoying the sun. Autumn offers warm colours and the chance to discover local crafts. Even winter remains mild, allowing visitors to enjoy the island's tranquillity. Each season has its own advantages. Read our guide below to discover when is the best time to go to Majorca.
In spring, Majorca offers pleasant temperatures. Explore flower-filled landscapes in the Serra de Tramuntana mountains. Local craft markets, selling pottery, llengües fabrics and basketry provide an opportunity to discover Majorcan craftsmanship. Cycling or horse riding through the countryside reveal the authentic beauty of Majorca, while a hot air balloon flight at sunrise transforms the landscape into a living painting. Semana Santa (Holy Week) is also celebrated with fervour, immersing visitors in local culture and traditions.
Temperatures generally range between 18 and 24°C with cool mornings. The afternoons are ideal for outdoor activities and swimming from May onwards. Average rainfall remains moderate, especially in March, giving way to generally sunny and mild weather as May approaches.
Recommended villas for a stay in March, April, or May: Can Melocotón, Villa Altana, Villa Bajanéa, Villa Walia.
In June, July, and August, summer in Majorca is synonymous with sunshine and crystal-clear waters. Legendary beaches such as Es Trenc, Cala Mondragó and Cala Llombards offer the perfect setting for water sports such as paddleboarding, snorkelling and sailing. Boat trips to Cap Formentor in summer are ideal for admiring the rugged coastline and watching dolphins. The nightlife in Palma de Mallorca and dinners with your feet in the sand in Deia or Andratx are the perfect pairings for your summer experience.
Summer temperatures range between 25 and 32°C with very sunny weather and little rainfall. The Mediterranean Sea boasts its warmest temperatures, around 26 to 28°C. Plus, the dry summers have the most hours of sunshine, making summer an excellent time for all kinds of water sports and swimming.
Our favourite villas for a holiday in Majorca in June, July, and August: Villa Panorama, Villa Skyjo, Villa Doblo, Villa Amaury
Autumn, in September, October and November, is a great time to enjoy Majorca without summer's tourist crowds. The Festa des Vermar (Grape Harvest Festival) and the harvest season bring the gourmet markets of Palma and Inca to life. Hiking on the GR221 between Deia and Soller allows you to admire the mountains and coastline in a mild Mediterranean climate. Culture lovers will appreciate that this is the ideal season for visiting the Miró Foundation and the picturesque villages of Artà and Valldemossa.
Temperatures remain mild, between 20 and 26°C in September and around 15 to 20°C in November. Rainfall increases slightly, especially in October. The sea is still warm enough for swimming in September and October before gradually cooling down in November.
Our selection of the most beautiful villas in Majorca for autumn: Finca Bienestar, Villa Hei-Hei, Sa Punta, Villa Mañana
The mild winter in Majorca is characterised by bright sunshine in the mountains and on the coast, ideal for visiting museums and monuments such as La Seu Cathedral, Bellver Castle and Palma Aquarium. The cooler days and rainy weather do not lessen your experience, thanks to wellness activities such as spa treatments, yoga and local cuisine.
Winter temperatures range between 10 and 17°C. Rainfall is moderate, and sunny days are perfect for enjoying outdoor walks. The sea temperature remains cool, around 15°C, but some brave souls may still go swimming or enjoy water sports suited to the season.
Stay in these exceptional villas in December to February: Casa Ciel, Sa Rotja, Villa Gardena, Son Balagua
Villanovo offers a selection of hand-picked villas in Majorca, with indoor and outdoor swimming pools, jacuzzis and direct access to the beach. Each villa enjoys exceptional views and optimal conditions for enjoying the sun and the Mediterranean's turquoise waters, ensuring you will have an unparalleled holiday experience.
The villas are located across the entire island: the north (Alcudia, Pollença); the centre (Sineu); the west (Soller); the south of Majorca (Port d'Andratx, Cala d'Or) and Palma, giving you the opportunity to choose an exceptional home tailored to your desires and your family.
Thanks to Villanovo's concierge services, every stay in Majorca is tailor-made. They are happy to organise boat trips, guided tours, private chefs, house staff or yoga classes by the water. Villanovo provides each family with a travel diary for what to do in Mallorca containing everything from the most beautiful beaches and must-see places to practical advice, so that you can experience the island in all its authenticity and refinement.
Whether you visit in May, October or November, Villanovo ensures that every moment of your stay is perfectly tailored to the season, your preferred activities and your family's desires, making Majorca a memorable experience.
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