What's the weather like in Sa Coma in September?
September brings a sharp cool down to the region as summer ends and autumn takes over. However, this is still a great time to visit as the majority of the crowds have returned home and good deals can be found for hotels and flights. The majority of the month is still dry and will also allow visitors to enjoy the myriad of outdoor activities on the island.
Temperature
For the month, the average daily temperature is a much cooler 21°C (70°F). This is a big drop off from the record warmth of the month before. However, visitors can still leave the heavy jackets at home with an average overnight low of 16°C (61°F). While these temperatures are cool enough for long sleeves or a sweater, anything heavier is still unnecessary. Temperatures will rebound nicely throughout the daytime hours to an average afternoon high of 26°C (79°F). This is certainly warm enough for shorts and short sleeves later in the day.
Rain
Rainfall amounts for the month are also quite a bit higher than in the previous month. The average rainfall for this time of the year is 50mm. That rain is over an average period of 8 days. As a result, much of the month is still dry, but there may be some heavier thunderstorms to deal with while on holiday. During the month, the region also begins to see much less sun. The region will see an average of 10 hours of sunshine per day for this time period.
Sea Temperature
However, this is still a great time to hit the beach. Because water temperatures are slower to cool than those on land, the water is still warm enough to enjoy scuba diving, snorkelling, or just swimming. Throughout the month the average water temperature is still a pleasant 25°C (77°F). The waters will actually stay warm enough for swimming for another month after this one.
Hotels in Sa Coma in September
HSM Club Torre Blanca
Located in a quiet part of part of town and just a few minutes from the beach, HSM Club Torre Blanca is a great choice for those traveling with young children in September or any time of the year. The hotel offers a children's playground, mini club and its own mini golf course. For the adults in the family, there are two bars, billiards, sun beds and evening entertainment. With a total of 149 rooms, the hotel has both double rooms and apartments that all come fully equipped and tastefully decorated.
Playa Dorada Aparthotel
Playa Dorada Aparthotel is located just 150 metres off the beach and offers 95 studios and 58 apartments all with a lovely view of the ocean. Guests can enjoy bike rental as well as a diving school in addition to sports such as water polo and volleyball. The hotel is all-inclusive and guests may enjoy a breakfast, lunch and dinner buffet as well as snacks and beverages.
Beaches in Sa Coma in September
Cala Millor
September is a great time to hit the beach with water temperatures of a pleasant 25°C (77°F) and located just down the road from Sa Coma is one of the best on the island. The Blue Flag Beach of Cala Millor is over a kilometre long and has a depth of 30 metres.
Made up of white sand and shallow blue water, it is an ideal spot for families with small children. While it can get crowded during the summer, it does have everything a visitor needs including sun loungers, showers, disabled ramps, lifeguards and toilets. There are also plenty of water sports available including wind surfing and as well as plenty of parking and nearby restaurants.
Bars and Restaurants
Amore Mio
Some of the best Italian food in the city can be found at Amore Mio. This family friendly restaurant serves up a wide array of pizzas and other traditional Italian dishes. The owners are quick to welcome guests and the chef is attentive to all food needs. This little hole in the wall shouldn't be passed up when looking for a lot of food at good prices.
Things to do in Sa Coma in September
Cuevas Del Drach
Now that temperatures are beginning to cool and the crowds are somewhat thinner, September is a great time to visit Cuevas Del Drach. Guests are escorted on a one-hour tour that leads them around the stalactite and stalagmite-filled caves. The tour also includes a 10-minute concert featuring a quartet and a boat trip out onto Lake Martel, which is amongst the largest underground lakes anywhere in the world. This is certainly a site not to be missed.
