Cala Bona Weather

Located on the east coast of Majorca, next door to Cala Millor, the small fishing village of Cala Bona has enjoyed a long history of tourism, thanks to its sandy beaches and lively town harbour. The resort experiences a typically Mediterranean climate featuring hot dry summers and mild winters and is popular with those looking for a relaxing base on the island, with its average annual temperature of 21C ensuring ideal conditions for lazy days on the beach.

The months of April and May experience temperatures of 17C - 21C and 7 - 9 hours of sunshine, creating ideal weather for exploring the island and days out to local sights such as the safari park and the nearby underwater caves, as well as outdoor activities and sports such as tennis and golf. As the temperatures reach 25C in June, and rise to 29C in July and August, the beaches are the place to be, thanks to 11 hours of daily sun. With water temperatures of 24C - 25C, visitors can enjoy swimming, water sports and various boat trips along the coast. Rainfall during the summer is extremely limited, with July and August seeing 10mm - 30mm in the peak season months, and the humidity levels remaining at moderate.

 

Autumn months offer warm sunny days on a holiday in Cala Bona, with September and October experiencing highs of 23C - 27C, and November dipping down to 18C. There is still plenty of sunshine in the winter months, at least 5 hours each day, but rainfall increases with the wettest month, October, seeing 100mm.