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Averages for Magaluf in August

Summer does not even show signs of fading in August. Precipitation levels are as low as ever, and hot, sunny days are the norm. Magaluf has become, in short, the perfect summertime tourist destination.

The average low temperature is 66.2°F (19°C), while the average high temperature can still be as high as 89.6°F (32°C).

The average sea temperature is 78.8°F (26°C). Guests are not yet tired of splashing about on the beautiful beaches or taking advantage of the many water-related activities there.

There is an extremely low average of 0.63” (16 mm) of precipitation. There is an average of only 4 days of precipitation.

There is an average of 12 long hours of sunlight per day. For sunbathing, August is a great month on the beaches of Magaluf.

If visiting Magaluf in August, tourists should hope that their stay corresponds with the BBC Radio One party held every year. Naturally, the BCM Planet Dance nightclub is a part of this weekend-long extravaganza which showcases BBC radio and many well-known DJs. The party begins on the outdoor terrace of the BCM but then moves inside after dark and can last until 6 a.m.

Just across from the Lively Magaluf Hotel is the Fubar live lounge bar. Air conditioning inside makes it a great place to hang out before moving on to the next venue, while the outdoor terrace is also a great place to hang out as well. The electric guitar and drum set inside have prompted more than a few impromptu jam sessions.

The Flamboyan/Caribe Hotel gets rave reviews from former guests. Everything from the food, the service and the rooms exceed guests’ standards. The garden view rooms can be noisy, so a sea view is generally considered a better choice, but this is a matter of personal preference. Either way, guests recommend a room on the fourth floor or higher to get optimal views.

It is located very close to several great bars and restaurants. Even in the non-peak months, this hotel is chosen frequently because of its location.

The half board option is considered an excellent value at this particular hotel. Breakfast is made up of continental choices that everyone is sure to love. Lunch and dinner are varied and delicious with plenty of seafood, and it even boasts a steak night.

Other amenities include a well-designed bar area with a wide outdoor terrace and two hot tubs which have great views of the sea. The spa is available for booking by the hour at no cost to make use of the hot tub, shower, and sauna. Guests can also pay a little extra for a massage or other spa service. They gym is also available to guests. While small, it is well equipped.

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