Are restaurants open in Mallorca in April?
Are restaurants open in Mallorca in April? April marks the start of the tourist season in Mallorca. After a long winter slumber (November – March), accommodations and restaurants open up their doors and welcome sun-starved Europeans.
What should I pack for Mallorca in April?
- A swimsuit. The later your arrival in Spring the more chance you will have for a sea swim. ...
- A light jacket, warm fleece or gilet. Spring in Mallorca still means a light jacket or fleece for the evenings. ...
- Covered shoes/ trainers.
What is off season in Mallorca?
However, to escape the crowds and excessive heat it's best to avoid July-August. Spring (May-Jun) and autumn (Sept-Oct) see temperatures average around 20°C, and there are fewer tourists than in the summer months. To get most sites to yourself, head to Palma in winter (Nov-Mar).
Can you go to the beach in Palma de Mallorca in April?
The average high temperature in Mallorca during April is 19ºC, which is warm enough to spend long days at the beach or sunbathing by the pool. You'll want to bring some warmer clothes for the evenings as things averagely cool to 9ºC at night.
Is Majorca hot in early April?
Average Temperatures in April in Mallorca The average is 14°C, but highs regularly creep into the low 20s. Clouds lessen and humidity is low, making the air feel dry and comfortable. The highest temperature recorded in Mallorca in April is 29°C, and the lowest a very chilly -1°C!
Can you swim outside in Majorca in April?
Yes, you can. Many residents will swim all year round, as will visitors on holiday in Mallorca. However, this will be a cool swim as the temperatures will not have had the opportunity to warm up from the winter months.
Is it worth going to Palma de Mallorca in April?
Overall, April is a lovely month to visit Mallorca. Stay in historic towns rather than purpose-built tourist resorts, which are mostly lifeless in early spring. Read Where to Stay in Mallorca for an overview of the best towns to stay in.
Which is sunniest side of Majorca?
The southeast regions (Palma, Magaluf, El Arenal) are generally warmer and drier than the mountainous northwest and in the coastal towns you can bask in around 300 days of sunshine per year.
How many days in Mallorca is enough?
It depends on how much time you have to spare, obviously, but I would say that three days days in Mallorca is the bare minimum. If you can give yourself five days that would be better, as you'll be able to explore beyond the main tourist spots.