What's The Weather Like in April in Majorca?
The weather continues to brighten and improve in April in Majorca, the Balearic Islands when the spring season is underway.
How Warm Is Majorca In April?
In April the average temperature begins at around 12-13°C and slowly rises as the month advances until it climbs up to 15-16°C in the final few days. I
Is It Good To Go To Majorca in April?
Majorca can be a good option for an April holiday break, with warm temperatures and plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy.
Highest and Lowest April Temperatures In Majorca
The highest temperature ever recorded for April in Majorca is 29°C, with the lowest ever temperature being -1°C.
Does It Rain In Majorca In April?
ith around 42mm of rainfall spread across nine days throughout the month, there's a small chance you'll experience some precipitation during your holiday.
Can You Swim In The Sea In Majorca In April?
At 16°C, the average sea temperature in Majorca in April is quite cool, despite the intense humidity.
Sunshine Hours And Foggy Days In April
There is an average of 10 hours of sunshine each day in Majorca in Apri. Despite the daily sunshine, there are approximately four foggy days throughout April.
Majorca Hotels in April
Hotel Miramar
Hotel Miramar in Puerto de Pollensa is perfect for couples and families looking for accommodation during their holiday in Majorca. This award-winning hotel offers a number of amenities, including swimming pool, spa, gym, WiFi, excursion booking, car hire, bars and restaurant.
Mar Calma Hotel
Also in Puerto de Pollensa, Mar Calma Hotel is another popular choice and offers 17 twin rooms, two single rooms and one suite. Guests can dine at the snack bar for breakfast, lunch and dinner and can take advantage of the free WiFi, beautician services, car rental and laundry service.
Paraiso Aparthotel
When it comes to accommodation in Majorca, Paraiso Aparthotel in Sa Coma is a popular three star hotel close to the beach. Facilities include a buffet restaurant, swimming pool, family entertainment, free WiFi and kids' club, as well as an all-inclusive option.
Majorca Beaches for April
Cala d'Or
Cala d'Or Beach is a fantastic place to spend a day if the weather is warm and sunny. This Blue Flag bay is ideal for swimming and snorkelling, thanks to its gentle, clear waters. You'll find a small selection of facilities available here, including sun beds, parasols and some water sports. This beach gets very busy during the summer months, making April one of the best times to visit.
El Toro Beach
If you want to have a go at diving, visit El Toro beach where you'll find the Mar Balear dive centre at Port Adriano. The Marine Reserves here are full of marine life and sea grass, making them a top location for diving. If you'd rather soak up the sun on the beach, you'll be pleased to hear that the warm soft sand is perfect for lounging on and there is a great choice of supermarkets, shops and restaurants nearby.
Things to do in Majorca in April
Majorca Beach Rugby Festival
This happens every year at the end of April on the last weekend, with 9 pitches, 100s of players, and great fun. If you want to participate go to Majorca Beach Rugby as a team go to their website. Even if you are not playing ist a great party with DJs , parties, and fast and furious Beach Rugby to watch. Sun, sea sand, and rugby with temperatures close to 22.5C
Serre de Tramuntana
is one of the most popular attractions in Majorca and is a must for nature lovers. This mountain range is a UNESCO world heritage site on the northwest coast of the island and can be explored by car or on foot. During the winter months there is a chance that the roads and pathways will be covered in snow, but you shouldn't have to worry about this in April. Instead, you'll get to see plants and flowers blooming and may even get to see goats grazing on the land.
Ancient Roman Ruins
History buffs won't want to miss the chance to visit Pollentia a collection of ancient Roman ruins in Alcudia. Make sure you climb the Calvari Steps to see the amazing panoramic views from the top don't forget your camera. As well as the ruins, there is also a small church to see and a few cafes in the area. The village itself is very hilly with lots of steps, so make sure you're wearing sturdy footwear and be prepared for plenty of walking.
