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Majorca

Majorca is the largest of the Balearic Islands and has a range of delightful attractions to suit all budgets and tastes. The capital Palma is bustling with life and offers a combination of history and modernity with its Bellver Castle and Le Seu Cathedral rubbing shoulders with chic boutiques and a stylish contemporary art gallery.

The famous resort of Magaluf is the epicentre of the island’s colourful nocturnal activities with a plethora of bars and nightclubs, whilst those seeking less hedonistic pursuits can relax in the peaceful seaside village of Deia or discover the breathtaking scenery of the Tramuntana Mountains and the vineyards that lie in its foothills. Other options include the relaxing sandy beaches of Alcudia and the delightful bays of Cala D’Or.

What you’ll love most about Majorca

Visit Palma de Mallorca, the island’s capital, and explore its Gothic architecture, including the stunning Palma Cathedral
Explore the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and hike or cycle along its scenic trails
Visit the beautiful beaches of Majorca, such as Cala d’Or, Es Trenc, and Cala Mesquida
Take a boat trip to the Cabrera Archipelago National Park and discover its stunning marine life and secluded beaches
Visit the Caves of Drach, a system of underground caves with stunning rock formations and a subterranean lake
Take a trip to the Cap de Formentor, a scenic peninsula with breathtaking views of the sea and mountains
Go on a wine tour and taste some of the island’s excellent wines, such as the Malvasia and Manto Negro

Holiday Highlights

Average temperature

Information below is based on average highest temperature for each month.

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Information above is based on the average number of days which experience some form of rainfall for each month.

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When to Visit

Below gives you information and a rating of the best time of year to visit.

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January

January in Majorca is cool and quiet, with temperatures often reaching around 15°C. The island’s almond trees begin to bloom, adding a touch of early spring beauty to the landscape, while coastal walks and visits to historic towns offer peaceful experiences.

February

February sees a continuation of mild weather, with the almond blossoms in full bloom. It’s an excellent time for cycling or hiking through the tranquil countryside, where the air is crisp and invigorating.

March

March brings the first hints of warmth, as temperatures climb to around 17°C. The island begins to wake up from its winter slumber, making it an ideal time to explore Palma’s historic sites or relax in quieter coastal villages.

April

In April, the weather becomes pleasantly warm, hovering around 20°C. Spring flowers are in full bloom, and the island is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts eager to hike the Tramuntana mountains or stroll along sunlit beaches.

May

May sees longer days and temperatures rising to 23°C, creating perfect conditions for beach outings and al fresco dining. The island’s marinas start to buzz with activity, and the Mediterranean waters invite a refreshing dip.

June

By June, summer has fully arrived, with temperatures around 26°C. It’s the perfect time to explore Majorca’s hidden coves and turquoise waters or enjoy the vibrant nightlife in towns like Magaluf or Palma.

July

In July, Majorca basks in the summer heat, often exceeding 30°C. The beaches are lively, and water sports such as snorkelling and paddleboarding are at their peak popularity, offering fun for all ages.

August

August continues the high temperatures, averaging around 31°C. It’s the heart of the tourist season, and the island’s festivals and open-air events add a festive vibe to the sun-soaked days and warm evenings.

September

September offers a more relaxed atmosphere, as the crowds begin to thin and temperatures drop slightly to 27°C. It’s a great month for wine-tasting tours or exploring the charming villages nestled in the hills.

October

October sees cooler days, with temperatures around 23°C. The sea remains warm enough for swimming, and the island’s markets and culinary festivals showcase Majorca’s rich cultural heritage.

November

In November, the pace slows, and the weather turns milder, hovering around 18°C. It’s a peaceful time to explore Majorca’s ancient monasteries, scenic coastal drives, and olive groves.

December

December brings a touch of winter, with temperatures averaging 15°C. The festive season sees Palma’s streets lit up with Christmas lights, and the island’s traditional markets exude seasonal charm and warmth.

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Recently refurbished, the stylish FERGUS Style Tobago lies just metres from the beautiful sandy beach and close to the resort centre of Palma Nova and Magaluf. Dare to enjoy unique experiences in one of the most spectacular corners of the Mallorcan coast. A modern design hotel with rooms filled with the breeze of the Mediterranean and some privileged views over the bay of Palmanova. The perfect place to immerse yourself in the beauty of the hotel’s surroundings, enjoy its relaxing environment.

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5* Ikos Porto Petro

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