Campanet Weather

Weather in Campanet - Majorca sunshine
Campanet lies in north-west Majorca in the foothills of the Sierra de Tramuntana, the island’s biggest mountain range. Majorca enjoys a typically Mediterranean climate, with little rain in summer, relatively mild winters and around 300 days sunshine each year. Temperatures in Campanet tend to be a little lower than on the coast and the gentle breezes blowing through the surrounding forests and orange groves help keep the air feeling fresh, even in mid-summer. With the mountains just to the north and the resorts of Alcudia and Pollensa also within easy reach, visitors can combine activities and sightseeing with sunny days on the beach or just relax in this beautiful countryside.

Campanet weather – Tranquil countryside warmed by the Mediterranean sun
Bright and sunny is usually the forecast for summer in Campanet, with temperatures approaching 30°C and around 12 hours of sunshine each day. July and August tend to be the busiest months for tourism in Majorca, but with so much to do around Campanet, and with bargains to be had out of season, it may be worth considering another time. Spring is particularly beautiful, with the orange and almond blossom and flowers in bloom. Autumn is still warm with an average maximum of 26°C in September and 21°C in October.

Weather in Campanet – Just right for activities or sightseeing all year
Late autumn is the wettest time if you are going on a holiday in Campanet and October usually has around 8 days with at least some rain. This does, of course, mean that there are normally 23 days with no rain, plenty of sunshine and temperatures that are extremely pleasant for golf, tennis and horse riding. Although if it does rain, be sure to visit Fonts Ufanes afterwards, to see the incredible water springs appear. January is the coolest month yet there are still around 5 hours of sunshine and average daily highs of 12°C - mild enough to enjoy activities or sightseeing, and if you travel into the mountains, there may be a chance to see the peaks with snow on them.