Mallorca in July: weather, temperatures and rain days

1What the weather is like in Mallorca in July

In July it is high summer in Mallorca. No month is drier at the station, and rain is the rare exception. The heat continues at night too, and the sea above all brings relief.

On average over the years 2011 to 2025, the Palma de Mallorca CMT station reaches 30.6 °C by day and 23.3 °C at night in July. On 0.5 days at least 1 mm of rain falls, adding up to 2.7 mm in the month.

For comparison: in June the average high is 27.8 °C, in August it is 30.9 °C. No month is drier in Palma.

Individual days deviate strongly from the average. The highest value for July in the years 2011 to 2025 was 37.9 °C on 7 July 2019, the lowest 17.7 °C on 25 July 2011.

The figures apply to Palma right on the coast. Inland and in the Serra de Tramuntana, the weather can turn out very different on the same day.

2Day by day: July in Palma in the calendar

The calendar shows for each day in July the average high and low for the years 2011 to 2025 and the share of years in which at least 1 mm of rain fell on that date. These are averages from past years and not a forecast. For the next few days, see the live forecast for Mallorca.

Averages of past years, not a forecast. Station: PALMA DE MALLORCA CMT. Data: NOAA GHCN-Daily.

3Sea temperature in Mallorca in July

Off the Bay of Palma the sea averages 25.7 °C in July. In June it is 22.7 °C, in August 26.9 °C. That is warm enough for swimming, even for long stays in the water.

The value comes from the NOAA OISST satellite analysis for open water off the bay, averaged over 2011 to 2025. In shallow coves and right at the beach the water can be warmer or colder.

4What to pack for Mallorca in July

For July sun protection is what counts: hat, sunglasses, high-protection cream and light, airy clothing. Swimwear and water shoes are part of it. A water bottle makes sense on every outing. You need long clothing at most as protection from the sun.

5Which activities suit the weather in July

• Beach: Best conditions, plan for shade at midday.
• Boat trip: Very good. On the water the heat is easier to bear.
• Hiking: Only very early in the morning and on short routes, with plenty of water.
• Caves: A welcome cool-down in the midday heat.
• City: In the morning or late in the evening. The midday hours are very hot.

The climate table for Mallorca and the overview of the best time to visit show how July fits into the whole year. Right next to it are June and August. The travel guide mallorcaplaner.com collects ideas for outings.