Destination guide

Puerto Pollensa weather by month

June, July and August are the strongest choices for warm-weather holidays in Puerto Pollensa. June offers daytime averages of 26°C, while July and August reach 29°C. September is a useful alternative for swimming, with the sea still at 25°C, though rain becomes more frequent. Spring suits travellers who prefer gentler warmth to hot afternoons; winter is better for time outdoors in layers than for a holiday centred on the sea.

The climate here is within a degree of Alcudia, so if you are choosing between the two, the weather will not decide it for you.

Hottest month
29.2°CAugust
Coolest month
14.0°CJanuary
Warmest sea
26.3°CAugust
Flight from London
2 h 18 minShort-haul (up to 4.5 h) · estimated

Puerto Pollensa, month by month

Month-by-month detail pages exist for our most searched destinations; for Puerto Pollensa the 12-month table below carries the full picture.

A little perspective

Puerto Pollensa through the year

Every month at a glance; "best" marks our three top months on warmth, dryness and sunshine.

Monthly climate averages

Swipe sideways on a phone; the month stays in view.

Puerto Pollensa monthly climate averages, 1991-2020
MonthDayNightSeaSun/dayRain mmRainy daysDays 25°C+
January14.0°C9.7°C14.5°C4.65180%
February14.0°C9.3°C13.9°C5.43870%
March16.0°C10.8°C14.2°C6.33460%
April18.2°C12.8°C15.4°C7.04670%
May21.7°C16.0°C18.1°C8.041613%
Junebest25.8°C19.8°C21.8°C10.524463%
Julybest28.9°C22.8°C25.0°C11.97293%
Augustbest29.2°C23.5°C26.3°C10.223496%
September25.7°C20.9°C25.1°C7.055863%
October22.2°C17.8°C22.4°C5.365917%
November17.7°C13.7°C19.1°C4.56490%
December15.1°C11.0°C16.2°C4.34980%

Day = average daytime high, night = average night-time low, 1991-2020.Sun is hours per day; rainy days count 1 mm or more.

Day, night and sea

Monthly average temperatures, 1991-2020

  • Day
  • Night
  • Sea
Bars show average daytime highs and night-time lows; circles mark the average sea temperature. Same scale for every month. Exact values are in the table.

Best months here

On warmth, low rainfall and sunshine, start with these.

When to go to Puerto Pollensa

For beach weather, look at months where the daytime average clears 25°C and rainy days stay low: June, July, August, September. October is the wettest month (65 mm, about 9 rainy days) and July the driest (7 mm). The sea is warmest in August at 26.3°C and coolest in February at 13.9°C.

Getting there

A direct flight from London Gatwick to Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI, 49 km from Port de Pollença) takes roughly 2 h 18 min - short-haul (up to 4.5 h) by UK standards. Time-zone: Europe/Madrid.

Records and extremes, 1991-2020

The hottest day recorded in Puerto Pollensa between 1991 and 2020 reached 35.5°C on 23 July 2009; the coldest fell to 1.8°C on 7 February 2015. In August one day in ten tops 32.2°C and about 41% of days pass 30°C; in January one night in ten drops to 7.2°C or below. The wettest single month of the period was January 2017 with 250 mm, against a January average of 51 mm.

Sunrise, sunset and daylight in Puerto Pollensa

Local time on the 15th of each month; daylight-saving rules as of 2020.

Month (15th)SunriseSunsetDaylightSunshine/day
January08:0817:469.6 h4.6 h
February07:4218:2210.7 h5.4 h
March06:5918:5411.9 h6.3 h
April07:1020:2613.3 h7.0 h
May06:3320:5514.4 h8.0 h
June06:1921:1815.0 h10.5 h
July06:3221:1514.7 h11.9 h
August07:0020:4513.8 h10.2 h
September07:2919:5712.5 h7.0 h
October07:5819:0911.2 h5.3 h
November07:3317:3210.0 h4.5 h
December08:0217:249.4 h4.3 h

Winter: mild afternoons, cool nights and chilly water

December averages 15°C by day, dropping to 14°C in January and February, so winter suits travellers happy to swap swimming for walks and relaxed outdoor time between showers. Nights are cool, especially February at 9°C, making a proper outer layer more useful than beachwear. January and February seas average 14°C: too chilly for comfortable swimming for most people. With December and January averaging 8 rain days, pack a waterproof and keep outdoor plans flexible. There is still some sunshine, but this is not the season to choose if reliable warmth is your main reason for travelling.

Spring into June: warmer days before the strongest heat

March reaches 16°C by day, enough for comfortable walking with a layer, but the sea remains cold. April edges up to 18°C, while its 7 rain days mean a waterproof still earns its place in your bag. May brings a clearer shift towards warm-weather travel: days average 22°C and nights 16°C, although the sea at 18°C may feel brisk. Choose May if being outdoors matters more than lingering in the water. June is the better compromise for swimming and warmth, with 26°C afternoons, a 22°C sea and just 4 rain days. Plan more active outings away from midday and carry sun protection.

Summer and autumn: hot days, then warm seas with more rain

July and August both average 29°C by day, so they suit travellers who want heat and plenty of time in the water. July has the fewest rain days at 2; August brings the warmest sea at 26°C, but nights averaging 24°C can make sleeping conditions a consideration when choosing accommodation. Keep strenuous activity away from midday. September eases to 26°C by day with a 25°C sea, making it appealing for swimming, though its 8 rain days are a clear trade-off. October still offers 22°C days and sea temperatures, but averages 9 rain days, so leave room for changing plans. November cools to 18°C by day, with a 19°C sea and less sunshine: better for flexible outdoor time than a swimming-led holiday.

A little more detail

Puerto Pollensa weather FAQs

Plain answers, grounded in the averages.

What is the best time to visit Puerto Pollensa?

Judged on warmth, low rainfall and sunshine, the best months in Puerto Pollensa are July, June and August. August is the hottest month (average high 29.2°C) and January the coolest (14.0°C).

How many months a year is Puerto Pollensa over 25°C?

4 months in Puerto Pollensa average a daytime high of 25°C or more, and 6 average 20°C or more.

When is the rainy season in Puerto Pollensa?

October is the wettest month in Puerto Pollensa (65 mm on average) and July the driest (7 mm). Annual rainfall averages 497 mm.

What is the hottest temperature recorded in Puerto Pollensa?

The hottest day recorded in Puerto Pollensa between 1991 and 2020 reached 35.5°C on 23 July 2009; the coldest fell to 1.8°C on 7 February 2015. Records come from daily data for 1991-2020, not from a single station's all-time history.

When is the best balance of warm weather and less rain?

June is a strong compromise, averaging 26°C by day with 4 rain days and a 22°C sea. July is hotter and drier, but June suits travellers who want swimming weather without the higher daytime and night-time temperatures of midsummer.

Is September better than May for swimming?

September is the better choice if warm water is the priority: the sea averages 25°C, compared with 18°C in May. The catch is wetter weather, with September averaging 8 rain days against May's 6, so keep some flexibility in your plans.

Will I need warm clothes in Puerto Pollensa?

Pack layers outside summer, particularly for winter evenings when average night-time temperatures fall to 9°C in February. Even May averages 16°C at night, so a light jumper is sensible. A waterproof is useful for spring, autumn and winter trips.

See also: Spain weather by month · where else is hot in August

About these averages

ERA5-Land climate reanalysis via Open-Meteo (11 km grid) and NOAA Coral Reef Watch 5 km sea temperatures, 1991-2020

Averages computed from daily values at Port de Pollença. Sea temperature from the nearest 5 km sea cell, 2 km from that point. Sunshine hours are estimated from average cloud cover.Records are the highest and lowest daily values in that 30-year period, not all-time records. These are climate averages, not a forecast for your trip. How we measure holiday weather