What to Pack for Mallorca in Every Season
Guide
Mallorca’s weather is wonderfully varied, meaning what you pack depends a lot on when you visit. From beach days in July to mild hiking weather in November, here’s your ultimate season-by-season packing guide – complete with tips for style, comfort, and convenience.
🌿 Spring (March – May)
Weather: Daytime highs range from 17°C in March to 24°C in May. Evenings can still be chilly.
Essentials to Pack:
- Light jacket or denim layer (windproof preferred)
- Long trousers and light sweaters
- Comfortable walking shoes or trainers
- Umbrella or packable rain jacket (occasional showers)
- Daypack for hikes or market visits
- Sunglasses and SPF – UV starts getting stronger
Spring Travel Tip: It’s ideal for hiking Mallorca’s mountain trails and wine tasting in Binissalem.
🧳 What to Pack for Mallorca in March
Expect a mix of sunshine and early spring chill. Think layers, closed shoes, and a windbreaker. Nights are cool—bring something cozy. 🔗 Read about Palma in March
🧳 What to Pack for Mallorca in April
A lovely shoulder month. Include a light rain jacket and stylish layers for café-hopping and Easter celebrations. 🔗 Read about Palma in April
🧳 What to Pack for Mallorca in May
Beach days begin! Add a swimsuit, SPF, and light dresses. Still cool at night—pack a thin sweater. 🔗 Read about Palma in May
☀️ Summer (June – August)
Weather: Hot and sunny with highs often reaching 35°C in August.
Essentials to Pack:
- Swimsuits (at least 2 if you’re beach hopping)
- Flip-flops or beach sandals
- Breathable linen or cotton clothing
- A foldable beach hat or cap
- Sunglasses with UV protection
- Reusable water bottle
- Beach towel or microfiber quick-dry towel
- Reef-safe sunscreen
Summer Travel Tip: Mallorca’s best boat trips and beaches are in full swing, so pack light and beach-ready.
🧳 What to Pack for Mallorca in June
Pack full-on beachwear and flowy summer clothing. A light wrap or scarf is useful for breezy evenings. 🔗 Read about Palma in June
🧳 What to Pack for Mallorca in July
Peak summer! Bring multiple swimsuits, beach cover-ups, and a reusable fan for midday heat. 🔗 Read about Palma in July
🧳 What to Pack for Mallorca in August
Expect heat and festivals. Lightweight fabrics, portable fans, and evening-wear for parties. 🔗 Read about Palma in August
🍂 Autumn (September – November)
Weather: September is still summer-like, but by November, temperatures cool to around 17°C.
Essentials to Pack:
- Layered outfits: t-shirts + light cardigans
- Jeans or chinos
- Closed shoes or waterproof sneakers
- Light scarf or shawl for cooler nights
- Travel umbrella or packable coat
- A small dry bag (if kayaking or boating)
Autumn Travel Tip: Markets and cultural festivals are fantastic this time of year.
🧳 What to Pack for Mallorca in September
Still feels like summer—include beachwear, breathable outfits, and light layers. 🔗 Read about Palma in September
🧳 What to Pack for Mallorca in October
Add cardigans, long pants, and a scarf. Layers are key. 🔗 Read about Palma in October
🧳 What to Pack for Mallorca in November
Bring more autumn-ready items—jackets, scarves, and warm footwear. 🔗 Read about Palma in November
❄️ Winter (December – February)
Weather: Mild by European standards, with highs between 15–17°C. Nights can drop below 10°C.
Essentials to Pack:
- Warm fleece or wool sweater
- Windproof jacket or lightweight coat
- Waterproof shoes or boots
- Socks and closed shoes
- Casual wear for dining out or museums
- A crossbody bag or anti-theft day bag
Winter Travel Tip: It’s a cozy time for Palma’s old town and luxury wine dinners.
🧳 What to Pack for Mallorca in December
Festive season + cooler temps = coats and layers. 🔗 Read about Palma in December
🧳 What to Pack for Mallorca in January
Pack for mild winter sun—jackets, warm tops, and comfort shoes. 🔗 Read about Palma in January
🧳 What to Pack for Mallorca in February
Include light outerwear and scarves for crisp days and cozy nights. 🔗 Read about Palma in February
Bonus: What NOT to Pack
- Heavy coats: Even in winter, you won’t need bulky parkas.
- High heels: Cobbled streets + coastal towns = twisted ankles.
- Beach gear in winter: Most beach clubs and rentals shut down by November.
⚡ Travel Questions Answered
Do I need a power adapter in Mallorca?
Only if you’re coming from outside the EU. Spain uses the standard European 230V/50Hz Type C and F plugs.
Is tap water safe to drink?
Yes, but many locals still prefer bottled. Bring a filter water bottle to stay sustainable.
Can I wear shorts in Palma in winter?
You can, but locals tend to dress more seasonally. Opt for jeans or trousers.
Final Packing Tip ✨ No matter the season, Mallorca is casual-chic. Focus on light, practical layers, and don’t forget a day bag for island explorations.
Related Reads:
🔗 Palma de Mallorca Weather by Month
