What's the weather like in Majorca in September
Temperature
Following on from a hot and sunny summer, Majorca, Balearic Islands begins to cool down in September, when the summer season comes to a close. At this time of the year, the average temperature starts off at 23-24°C at the beginning of the month and gradually drops until it reaches 20°C in the final few days. If you're looking for a change of scenery, Whistler in Canada is a great place to go skiing, and the cold weather will be a welcome change.
Daily Averages
During September, the daily lows range slightly from 15°C to 18°C, dropping below 11°C or exceeding 22°C very rarely only one day out of every ten. Daily highs fluctuate from 29°C to 25°C over the course of the month, falling under 22°C or reaching over 32°C only one day in ten. As the summer season is over come September, the daily high temperatures fall as the month progresses, which means the warmest days are found at the beginning 1st to 3rd and the coolest are positioned toward the end 28th to 30th.
Extreme Temperatures
The maximum temperature ever recorded in Majorca in September is a boiling 38°C and the minimum temperature that's ever been recorded on the island during this month is a chilly 8°C. Put these temperatures alongside the average for the month 22°C and it's easy to see that they're extremes and should not be expected during your holiday.
Rain
At 56mm spread across eight days, Majorca receives significantly more rainfall in September than in the previous months a true indication that autumn is on its way. During this month you're most likely to experience thunderstorms, followed by moderate rain, drizzle and light rain. Fortunately, heavy rain and snow are practically unheard of at this time of year, so the small amount of precipitation there is shouldn't spoil your holiday.
The likelihood of precipitation steadily increases as the month goes on from 22% on September 1st to 25% on September 11th, 30% on September 21st and 33% on September 30th. Thunderstorms are most common around September 19th and September 30th is the most likely day for moderate rain, drizzle and light rain, so if you're planning a holiday for this month, you're best off sticking to the first and second week.
Visibility
As the month progresses, the cloud coverage increases, starting at 29% on September 1st and increasing to 32% on September 11th, 35% on September 21st and 37% on September 30th. The average sea temperature is very warm at 25°C, thanks to the waters retaining the heat from summer. Majorca is quite humid throughout the year and September is no exception.
Humidity
With a relative humidity ranging from 52% to 96% across the month, you're sure to take advantage of the warm sea and indulge in a refreshing dip or two.
Sunshine Hours
The number of daily sunshine hours decreases to ten that's two hours less than in August. Despite the dramatic decrease, ten hours of sunshine each day is more than enough to explore the local area and work on your tan.
Majorca Hotels in September
Llenaire Hotel
Llenaire Hotel in Puerto de Pollensa is perfect for families and couples looking for somewhere to stay during their holiday in Majorca. There is a small selection of well-equipped rooms available, as well as several made-to-measure packages, including relaxing getaways, cycling and walking holidays, bird-watching options and even a honeymoon package.
Forn Nou
Choice when it comes to accommodation in Majorca. Here you'll find just six rooms, each with its own character, and a very popular restaurant. There is plenty to do in the local area, such as golf, cycling, spa, hiking and trekking, making it the ideal place for nature lovers to stay.
Viva Blue
Viva Blue in Playa de Muro is ideal for couples and families who want to be close to the beach. This four-star hotel offers plenty of facilities and services for everyone to enjoy, including swimming pools, spa, gardens, sports facilities, supermarket, bars and restaurants.
Majorca Beach for September
Sa Coma beach
is a great place to spend a day, whatever the weather. This bay is almost 1km long and features white sand and clear water where you can sometimes see dolphins. There are plenty of facilities available, including sun loungers, sun shades, toilets, changing rooms and life guards during the summer months. There is also a small selection of water sports on offer, such as pedalo hire, windsurfing and scuba diving.
Cala Torta
If you're looking for something more remote and secluded, try the Cala Torta beach. Although the route is well signposted, this beach is usually very quiet, due to the gravel roads you have to drive over to reach it. The beach itself is made of soft sand and surrounded by small mountains, which provide great conditions for snorkelling. Due to its off the beaten track location, you won't find any facilities here and nudism is permitted, but it's not obligatory.
Bars and Restaurants
Trespais
Trespais is one of the most highly regarded restaurants in Port d'Andratx. Here you'll find an eclectic choice of starters, mains and desserts, almost all of which are prepared freshly onsite. The high quality of food and unbeatable service make this restaurant very popular, so booking in advance is recommended. The melt in the mouth lamb dishes served here are a must try.
Wellie's Restaurant and Bar
Wellie's Restaurant & Bar in Puerto Portals is a combination of daytime café, stylish restaurant and late-night bar, ensuring there is something to suit everyone. Boasting a harbour front location, this bar features a cocktail and wine garden terrace where you can relax as you choose from the extensive drinks menu.
Things to do in Majorca in September
The Wave House
The surfing opportunities are very limited in Majorca, which is why The Wave House at the Sol Wave House Hotel in Calvia is so popular. Here you'll find two wave machines the Double FlowRider which is perfect for beginners and the FlowBarrel Ten which is more suitable for experienced surfers. There is a team of qualified instructors and pro surfers onsite to teach you everything you'll need to know to start surfing.
Palma Aquarium
If you're holidaying with little ones, a trip to the Palma Aquarium in Palma is a must, especially if the weather is a bit cloudy. Home to over 8,000 animals of 700 different species, this aquarium also features a restaurant, jungle, Mediterranean gardens, children's play area and gift shop. There are loads of children's activities held during the summer months, such as face painting, diving, water fights and even overnight sleepovers.
