Majorca's character is it's wonderful weather. The people of the Mediterranean know how to take life slowly - They still have time to sit in the shade and chat, to take siestas rather than rushing back to work, to enjoy the outdoors whether it is the mountain or the sea. Majorca have fantastic weather almost the whole year and many visitors come to the island through autumn, winter and spring to escape the Northern Europe blues. The number of annual travelers today hovers around 10milion – search of the three S: Sun, Sand & Sea. Majorca has something for everyone Summer is the peak time to visit Majorca with sunshine-soaked day after sunshine-soaked day awaiting. You can relax in the warm Mediterranean sun, cooled by the breeze from the coast (or the air conditioning and fans in your property). The Serra de Tramuntana mountain range in the north protect the rest of Majorca island from the northerly winds often afflicting Menorca, although the winter months do see occasional rain. Majorca's populace is about 800, 000 people and nearly half of then live in the capital, Palma de Mallorca or simply, Palma
and even more, especially in July & Auguste. It is is the ideal travel destination for vacationers looking for sun. Regardlessthe month of the year, Majorca offers endless opportunities for weekend breaks. The leisure, relaxation, cultural, outdoors, shopping and gastronomic opportunities are both endless and accessible. You will find it difficult to not be tempted by all of them. Autumn brings some rain but Majorca's weather is still generally sunny.  Winter in Majorca best suits travelers looking to relax and/or explore a great island. The weather is mild with approx 15C the day. Between March and April the temperatures range from 18C-22C and and spring season is generally cold for swimming in the Majorca' beaches. High tourist season begins in April and ends at late October. Majorca is a year-round great holiday destination with great weather. Places are only open in summer: June- September. Although summer is the traditional time to visit Majorca, winter is becoming increasingly popular.  Costa Brava map | Minorca | Fuerteventura | Cadiz | Bilbao | Almeria | Contact us | Gijon | Advertise |
