What's The Weather Like in Menorca in February?
Even though it's usually one of the coldest months of the year in Menorca, Balearic Islands (Spain) February is warmer, sunnier and drier than February in the UK. It's perfect for holidaymakers in search or some much-needed winter sunshine.
How Warm Is Menorca In February?
In February the average daily temperature is 11ºC with highs of 14ºC in the warmest part of the afternoon and lows of 8ºC overnight.
Is Menorca Wet In February?
Menorca is subject to an average 61mm of rainfall, spread out between ten rainy days during the month.
How Warm Is The Sea In Menorca In February?
The island boasts an average of eight hours of sunshine each day. Although the abundance of sunshine gives you plenty of time to discover the resort, a coldaverage seawater temperatureof just 15°C takes sea swimming off the agenda.
Is Menorca Humid In February?
It's due to the temperate Mediterranean climate, Menorca stays relatively humid throughout the year. The average daily humidity for the island in February fluctuates between 62% (mildly humid) and 96% (very humid), almost never falling below 46% (comfortable) or exceeding 93% (very humid).
How Windy Is Menorca In February?
The wind speeds on the island in February are generally calm, rarely rising to moderate breezes.
Menorca Hotels in February
If you're looking for a quiet and friendly hotel, Hotel Rural Binigaus Vell is a top pick. This four-star hotel is located in Es Migjorn Gran and provides accommodation in the form of double rooms, superior rooms and junior suites, providing something for everyone. There are plenty of onsite services and facilities, including bar, swimming pool, solarium, hiking paths, free parking and babysitting.
When it comes to budget accommodation, you can't beat Sagitario Playa Hotel. Here you'll find a variety of double rooms to choose from, each of which is spacious and well equipped. Onsite amenities and services include swimming pool, WiFi access, half-board option, fitness centre, spa, children's play area, bar and restaurant.
For a home away from home, it's got to be Son Granot. This boutique hotel boasts a wide number of rooms, each is decorated and furnished differently for added character. Guests can take advantage of all sorts of services and amenities, such as solarium, swimming pool, bars, restaurants, WiFi access and babysitting.
Bars and Restaurants
If you're looking for an authentic Italian dining experience during your Menorca holiday, look no further than Mahon's Punt7. With its rustic setting in the historic quarter of town, and its laid-back atmosphere, this makes the ideal spot for a lavish lunch or a romantic dinner. Featuring friendly service and fine food, what's not to like about this charming restaurant?
Those in search of quality restaurants in close proximity to Menorca Airport should pay a visit to El Grill. Serving primarily seafood and meat dishes in generous portions, this lovely restaurant is as popular with locals as it is with tourists and you'll always find a crowd here, dining and chattering away. Avoid disappointment by booking a table in advance of your visit.
Directly translating as "The Forks", Ses Forquilles is another choice bistro that does a prosperous trade serving up simple-but-delicious meat and seafood dishes. Tapas - a big feature of Spanish food culture - is prominent on the menu here and includes a number of modern global influences. Keep your eyes peeled for the daily specials and sample their Balearic wines.
For burgers and cocktails, you're best off trying Paput in Mahon. Promising a buzzing atmosphere and a party feel, this restaurant-bar is a great alternative to the some of the very tourist-heavy restaurants on the island and provides an efficient service that doesn't compromise on the calibre or quality of the food and drinks.
Things to do in Menorca in February
The Cathedral of Menorca is a great place to visit if the weather is a bit cloudy. Not just for history buffs and architecture lovers, this cathedral is something everyone can enjoy. The cathedral is completely free to enter and is packed full of beautiful stained glass windows, statues and details to admire. When you've had enough of the cathedral, there are plenty of cobbled streets to explore, as well as a picturesque harbor.
If ancient architectural sites are your thing, make sure you stop by the Torralba d'en Salord. This settlement dates back thousands of years and is one of the best examples of the Talayotica culture in Menorca. This site is full of different sections to explore, including a T-shaped stone, block piled tower and loads of little houses. In February, the Torralba d'en Salord is open Monday-Tuesday from 10am until 2pm.
Talati de Daltis another important architectural site worthy of a visit during your holiday in Menorca. There are many different monuments and remains to admire throughout the site, including two natural caves, central talayot, sanctuary, columns and flagstones. Young children can enter for free and the entire site takes only one hour to explore, making it perfect for families looking for something to do to fill the time until the sun comes out.
