What's the weather like in Sa Coma in June?
June is the official start of summer and the high season for the city of Sa Coma. During this month, and for the next two months, visitors can expect large crowds at the beaches as well as the area's most popular tourist sites. Prices can also be a bit higher during this time as hotels, restaurants and flights will cost just a little bit more. However, if you are a fan of gorgeous beaches and a great climate, the extra money is worth it to visit during this time of the year.
Sea Temperature
Additionally, after five months of water temperatures that were too cold to enjoy, that is not the case now. For the first time all year, vacationers cannot only enjoy the beach, but the water as well. This is because temperatures in the water have finally climbed to more manageable numbers. During the month, the average sea temperature is now a much warmer 21°C (70°F). While this may still be too cold for infants, the rest of the family should be able to enjoy the waves and the water.
Temperature
On land, temperatures are climbing as well. In fact, the average daily temperature for this time of the year is a very pleasant 22°C (72°F). This also marks the first time when visitors will want to pack more summer clothes than winter ones. The average daytime high temperature for the month is a warm 27°C (81°F). While warmer, it is not exceedingly hot allowing visitors to enjoy the myriad of outdoor activities on the island. The average overnight lows are also warmer and will only bottom out at 16°C (61°F).
Rain
This also marks the second driest month of the year with only 14mm of precipitation expected. Because of the low rain chances, there is a 50 percent chance of seeing a sunny day. That rain is also spread over just 6 days of the month. Some visitors may get lucky and see no rainfall at all on their vacation. Those that do will only have to deal with passing showers. During this time of the year the region also sees an impressive 12 hours of sunshine per day.
Hotels in Sa Coma in June
Protur Biomar Gran Hotel and Spa
Visitors looking to stay in the lap of luxury can look no further than the five-star Protur Biomar Gran Hotel and Spa. The hotel offers 216 immaculately designed and decorated rooms as well as a level of attention that is unmatched. While the hotel includes six different room styles to choose from, all come with breakfast, wireless Internet, and access to the hydrothermal area of the spa. Guests may also take advantage of two outdoor pools including one just for adults, one indoor pool, wellness centre and four a la cart restaurants featuring a wide array of dishes.
Hipotels Coma Gran Aparthotel
Located just 100 meters off the beach, Hipotels Coma Gran Aparthotel is a great choice for couples or those traveling as a family in June or anytime of the year. This four-star apartment complex has 209 fully equipped apartments that are perfect for travellers who are looking for a little more room while on holiday. The hotel offers a continental buffet as well as a snack bar and an all-inclusive food option for all the on-site restaurants. Additionally, the hotel has two pools as well as daily and nightly entertainment for the whole family.
Iberostar Cala Millor
Just mere minutes away from Sa Coma is the Iberostar Cala Millor that is perfect for a June holiday or a trip during any time of the year. This adult-only hotel is reserved for those who are 16 years of age or older and offers a wonderful retreat for those who are looking for some seclusion or just to get away from it all. Guests will enjoy the direct sea access as well as personalised service to make anyone feel right at home. With a buffet, restaurant, Wi-Fi, pool, sunbathing area, gym, and spa there is a lot to like about this hotel.
Beaches in Sa Coma in June
Cala Figuera
While it might be a little bit of a drive from Sa Coma, one of the most beautiful beaches on the whole island is located at Cala Figuera on North Mallorca. Stunning might be a better word to describe some of the bluest waters ever seen in a small, secluded bay. The beach itself is full of pebbles, but it is the perfect spot for snorkelling, free diving or floating in the clear and calm waters.
Thanks to limited parking and a hike to the beach, it is very secluded and visitors should be aware that there is no lifeguard, toilet or shower. While not a family friendly beach, it is perfect for those looking for some seclusion from the masses at this time of the year. With water temperatures of 21°C (70°F), now is the perfect time to visit the beach.
Bars and Restaurants
JJ's Restaurant and Bar
Continuously ranked as one of the top restaurants in Sa Coma, JJ's Restaurant and Bar is not to be missed. This is a fantastic place to sit down and eat and stay awhile. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, the omelettes are some of the best on the island and the ribs are also a guest favourite. Complete with excellent service, this is a great spot for the entire family.
Kenna's Irish Bar and Restaurant
Great for families, couples or singles it is hard to go wrong with Kenna's Irish Bar and Restaurant. Guests are able to enjoy the friendly and welcoming staff for breakfast, lunch or dinner and there is something for everyone to enjoy. Traditional staples such as fish and chips as well as steaks are some of the favourite items on the menu. The food is reasonably priced and served quickly in a good atmosphere that has guests coming back again and again.
Bar Rafael
Those looking to enjoy a drink or two in a laid back atmosphere should not miss Bar Rafael. Located just up the road from Sa Coma, the bar offers both indoor and outdoor seating to enjoy as the weather gets warmer. There is also a nice mixture of food and drinks that are all well priced. Guests enjoy the friendliness of the restaurants and it is always ranked as one of the best spots in the region.
Things to do in Sa Coma in June
Golf Son Servera
With plenty of dry conditions this time of the year, now is a great time to enjoy hitting the links for a little bit of golf. Golf Son Servera is located just a few miles away from Sa Coma and is one of the prettiest 18-hole courses on the island. Many hotels will have transfers to and from the course and there is also a restaurant and bar to enjoy after a round.
No Frills Excursions
If the water is still too cold for a dip, then heading out on a boat may be the next best thing. No Frills Excursions sunrise and dolphin tours that are sure to excite. The boat leaves early in the morning in order to catch the sunrise and then the captain guides the ship in search of dolphins in the high sea. This two-and-a-half hour trip will leave from Sa Coma on Tuesday of each week.
