What's The Weather Like In Majorca In January?
Is Majorca Warm In January?
The first month of the year is one of the coldest months to visit Majorca, Balearic Islands, when the average temperature is just 10°C. During this time of year, highs of up to 15°C are common, falling down to lows of 5°C after dark.
January 2018 was still a gloriously sunny month, with only one day of prominent cloud cover. January 2017 followed a similar pattern, with a couple of days of rainfall. The top average temperature was 13°C.
January 2020 - Storm Gloria
On 20 January 2020 Storm Gloria ravaged parts of Spain and the Balaeric Islands. 13 people died in the extreme weather surge that caused windespread flooding and and swept away roads. A foot of snow also fell, triggering a rare red weather alert. The ferocious weather saw winds of more than 90mph and waves reached more than 8 metres along the coastline of south-eastern Spain.
Rain and Average Sunshine Hours
On average, Majorca in January experiences 6rainy days, and seven hours of sunshine each day.
Can You Swim In The Sea In January In Majorca?
The sea's at 15°C in January, really quite refreshing for a dip in the ocean, but not impossible!
Majorca Hotels in January
Hotel Villa Singala
Hotel Villa Singala in Port de Pollensa is a great choice for families and couples looking for accommodation in Majorca. Just a short distance away from the beach, this hotel offers a number of one- and two-bedroom apartments and each guest has access to swimming pool, snack bar and WiFi.
Ses Rotges
Ses Rotges in Cala Ratjada is another popular pick when it comes to accommodation. Close to the centre of the resort, this restored 18th century mansion features 20 rooms with original décor. Facilities include restaurant, bar, gardens, solarium, hot tub and golf course just 3km away.
Viva Palmanova
Families and couples who want to be close to the beach should consider the Viva Palmanova in Calvia. Recently renovated, this complex is close to the Palma Nova beach and offers several swimming pools, children's water playground, gym, sauna, Jacuzzi and restaurants.
Fowlers Hotel
Fowlers Hotel is one of the most popular hotels in Cala d'Or. This family-run boutique offers a number of studios, apartments and suites and all guests are invited to take advantage of nearby attractions, including the beach, the square, church and village centre.
Iberostar Albufera Park
Iberostar Albufera Park is an all-inclusive hotel found on the shores of Playa de Muro. The ideal holiday destination for families with young children, this hotel features swimming pools, daytime and evening entertainment, a number of bars and restaurants, spa and children's club.
Majorca Beach for January
If you do get some bright and sunny weather during your stay, make the most of it by spending the day at Alcudia beach. Thought of as one of the best beaches in Majorca, this beach has soft white sand and offers loads water sports, such as water skiing, jet skiing and paragliding. There are also many facilities available, including sun beds, parasols, showers, toilets and lifeguards.
Magaluf Beach
The beach at Magaluf is another top choice for couples and families who want a great choice of water sports. Here you can try banana boats, jet skiing, pedaloes, water skiing and paragliding. There is also a water ski training school for beginners. Facilities are extensive and include life guards, changing rooms, toilets, sun shades and sun loungers.
Alcudia Beach
Situated close to Puerto de Pollensa, Alcudia beach is considered to be one of the best in Majorca. This long beach has soft white sand and shallow water with a playground at one end for children. All kinds of waters sports are available, including water skiing, jet skiing and paragliding. Facilities include sun loungers, parasols, toilets, showers and lifeguards. There is also a great selection of bars, restaurants, shops and hotels nearby.
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Things to do in Majorca in January
Pirates Adventure Show
Pirates Adventure Show is the ideal family-friendly attraction in Magaluf, suitable for children and adults of all ages. This dinner show is one of the most popular on the island and includes some of the best acrobatics, dancing and gymnastics the world has ever seen. A main meal plus unlimited soft drinks and sangria are included in the ticket price.
Cathedral (Le Seu)
Art and history enthusiasts won't want to miss the chance to visit Cathedral (Le Seu) in Palma. This Gothic-style cathedral stretches into the sky in the middle of the city and can be seen from miles around. Its stained-glass windows are one of the characteristics which make it so popular and are a must-see don't forget to take your camera with you.
