Santa Ponsa Majorca Weather: Month by Month Guide

The temperature in Santa Ponsa moves in a wide but gentle arc. January and February are the coolest months, with afternoon highs of 15°C to 16°C and nights around 8°C. By May the days reach 24°C, June brings 29°C, and July and August both sit at 32°C, with nights that stay at 23°C. September still manages 28°C before October drops to 24°C and November to 19°C.

Rain is the part British travellers tend to underestimate. Summer is very dry: July sees just 7mm over two wet days. The wettest stretch is autumn, when September records 68mm across ten wet days and October and November follow with nine each. Showers here tend to come in bursts rather than settling in for days, but it is worth knowing that early autumn is not the dry season.

May and June are the best months to book, combining warmth with fewer wet days than autumn. February through April and September through December count as shoulder months, good for walking, sightseeing and quieter beaches. Peak summer dates overlap with UK school holidays, so it pays to compare package deals and car hire here early.

Spring warms quickly. Santa Ponsa weather in April gives highs of 20°C and lows of 12°C, though it is also one of the damper spring months, with 51mm over seven wet days. Santa Ponsa weather in May is a clear step up: 24°C by day, 15°C at night and seven wet days, but less rain overall at 40mm. June, at 29°C with only five wet days, is the sweet spot before the heat peaks.

July and August are the hottest and driest months, both reaching 32°C with nights of 23°C. July has just two wet days and August four. This is beach weather from morning to evening, and the middle of the day can feel fierce, so plan shady breaks.

Santa Ponsa weather in September keeps the warmth at 28°C, yet it is the wettest month, with 68mm and ten wet days, often as short storms. Santa Ponsa weather in October brings a comfortable 24°C and 17°C nights, with nine wet days. November cools to 19°C, December to 17°C, and the winter months of January and February settle at 15°C to 16°C with around six wet days each.

For June to August, pack light cotton and linen, a sun hat, high-factor sun cream and sandals, plus something with sleeves for the archaeological sites at Puig de Sa Morisca, where the sun is strong and shade limited. Nights at 20°C to 23°C rarely call for more than a thin layer.

In spring and early autumn, from April to May and September to October, bring summer clothes alongside a light jacket or jumper for evenings that dip to 12°C to 17°C, and a compact umbrella or rain shell, especially in September and October when wet days are frequent.

From November to March, think layers: a warm jumper and a waterproof coat for 8°C to 13°C nights, and comfortable shoes for coastal walks out towards Cala Figuera Lighthouse on clear, mild days.