What's the weather like in Sa Coma in November?
Following a trend, November is the third wettest month of the year and visitors will need to pack accordingly. However, temperatures are still nice, especially in the afternoon hours. With smaller crowds, now can be a good time for those who don't want to wait in a lot of lines and are not interested in spending a lot of time on the beach.
Rain
Following the wettest month of the year, Sa Coma receives an average of 47mm during this time of the year. The rain falls over a period of 13 days with just about half the precipitation seeing showers and thunderstorms. Visitors may want to see how the rain compares to the rest of Spain for this time of the year while planning a vacation to the country. This month also averages just 7 hours of sunshine per day, but there is a 50 percent chance of seeing a sunny day despite the clouds and rain.
Sea Temperature
Just like how the temperatures on land have cooled, so have the waters just off shore. The average sea surface temperature for this time of the year is a chilly 19°C (66°F). From this point until May, the water temperatures are really too cold for the average visitor to enjoy while on holiday.
Temperature
Temperatures on land are also cold enough for visitors to need a jacket both during the morning and afternoon hours. Overnight lows will bottom out with an average temperature of 8°C (46°F). Temperatures will climb a little in the afternoon and reach an average afternoon high of 18°C (64°F). However, there is a 17 percent chance of a windy day and that wind can make the air feel much cooler than it actually is. The overall daily temperature average is 13°C (55°F). Visitors will need to consult an extended forecast to make sure they are prepared clothing wise for their holiday.
Hotels in Sa Coma in November
Hipotels Mediterraneo
The adult only Hipotels Mediterraneo is a little piece of paradise on earth for those who are looking for some rest and relaxation. Foodies will also enjoy the wide array of choices at the resort including a full buffet as well as three themed restaurants. Guests can enjoy plenty of time relaxing on the beach, pool or in the spa. Additionally, there is plenty of planned entertainment for fun throughout the day.
Cristina Apartments
Just a mere 800 metres off the beach in Cala Millor and just a few miles from Sa Coma, a November holiday can be made perfect with a stay at the Cristina Apartments. The hotel offers a warm and relaxed atmosphere to make any guest feel right at home. There are a number of entertainment programmes that are offered to guests such as sports, music, professional shows and excursions. All apartments come with either one or two bedrooms, and all the amenities that one would find at home.
Bars and Restaurants
Bar Es Castell
While not the easiest restaurant to get to, Bar Es Castell is well worth the hassle. With stunning views to go along with good food and cold drinks, this is an ideal spot to stay a while and take in the sites. Located next to a castle, the restaurant features a full service kitchen as well as a bar. The prices are reasonable and the food is good enough to keep people coming back again and again.
La Bodega
Some of the best authentic Spanish food can be found at La Bodega. This restaurant is more upscale than most in the city and offers a menu to match the atmosphere. There is both inside and outside dining and the staff is warm and welcoming and happy to make any suggestions. With a complete menu of starters through dessert, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
Things to do in Sa Coma in November
Royal Palace La Almundaina
With November being the second wettest month of the year, it may still be necessary to spend some time indoors while on holiday. The good news is that the island is home to a number of wonderful museums. One of the best is the Royal Palace La Almudaina. Some of the palace is open to guests and provides a great look into the life of Spanish royalty. The museum is located beside a Cathedral that also shouldn't be missed.
CCA Andratx
While it is a little bit of a drive from Sa Coma, art lovers will not want to miss the largest collection of contemporary art on the island located at CCA Andratx. Closed on Mondays, but open the rest of the week at no charge for visitors, guests can spend time looking at artwork, photography and sculptures. Guests will also want to visit the gift shop on the way out for a piece of art to take home.
