Mallorca in July
Salines d'Es Trenc — July travel guide
July is hot and the coast is busy. The time of day makes a real difference: a cove early in the morning or towards evening can feel quite different from the same beach at midday.
Your month at a glance
What Mallorca feels like in July
Start → end of month
Sunrise06:26 → 06:48
Sunset21:21 → 21:03
Palma · local time 2026
Hot days, warm nights and warm sea water. Beach time, shade and an unhurried daily routine make a sensible combination.
Save active outings for the cooler hours.
Rounded monthly averages: air temperatures and sunshine for Palma, sea temperatures around Mallorca. Individual days and locations vary.
The figures and their sources →Twelve months, twelve different islands
2 further places do not yet have monthly ratings.
Worth a visit
The quietest places first
Cala Brafi
The rough approach tends to keep visitor numbers lower than at nearby beaches.
Alcanada
Still considerably quieter than Port d’Alcúdia, 3 km away.
Cala Moltó
Usually quieter than neighbouring Cala Agulla, though space is limited.
Colònia de Sant Pere
Generally quieter than the larger resorts, even in summer.
Coves de Campanet
The cave offers a break from the summer heat.
Salines d'Es Trenc
Harvest time, with the brightest colours and machinery at work.
Son Serra de Marina
There is still room, even when local families visit at weekends.
Jardins d'Alfàbia
Plenty of shade makes this one of the more comfortable places to visit in high summer.
Palma Aquarium
A sensible outing with children on very hot days.
Platja de Muro
The natural stretch still offers a better chance of space.
Puerto Portals
The south-west's marina, with 670 berths, rows of white boats and a white tower by the quay. You come here to look around rather than swim.
Platja de Palma & S'Arenal
High season in every sense — loud, crowded and lively.

Costitx
A coffee, a few lanes and a church at the heart of the village: Costitx lies north-east of Sencelles in central Mallorca. It makes a lovely short stop a…

Es Calderers
In hot weather, visit the outdoor areas during the cooler hours.

Església de Nostra Senyora dels Dolors
Sunny days bring colour into the church through its windows. Leave time to sit on a pew.

Església Nova
Visit in the morning and bring sun protection: there’s no roof over the nave.

Manacor
Manacor is a town for wandering, shopping and watching everyday life. Café-lined squares open between shops, narrow lanes run through the old centre, an…

Mancor de la Vall
A village stroll is worthwhile in summer too. Account for the heat on longer outings.

Museu d'Història de Manacor
Behind the Rafa Nadal Sports Center is a museum worth taking time over. Inside Torre dels Enagistes, the galleries explore the history of Manacor and it…
Worth considering — check the details
Binissalem
Without a sea breeze, the Raiguer gets very hot.

Ermita de Bonany
Heat can make the climb harder and haze reduce the views. Trees shade the picnic areas.
Ermita de Crestatx
The pines offer shade, though the approach can still be hot.
Es Capdellà
Too hot for walking in the mountains. The village itself remains more manageable.
Església de Son Serra
A church among the pines, beside the old Son Serra estate with its towers and farm buildings. A glimpse of the rural countryside behind Son Serra de Mar…
Puigpunyent
Too hot for walking, but comfortable enough beneath the plane trees.
Sant Miquel de Campanet
There is no shade on the forecourt.
Santuari de Santa Llúcia
Haze limits distant views, though the pines offer some relief from the heat.
Selva
The Raiguer gets hot, with shade mainly in the lanes.
Capocorb Vell
It can be very hot with little shade. Come in the morning and bring water and sun protection.
Galilea
Haze over the plain reduces the distant views.
Muro
Heat builds inland. Come in the morning rather than at midday.
Orient
Too hot for longer walks, though shaded parts of the valley remain more comfortable.
Es Jonquet
Palma's smallest and most distinctive neighbourhood: a rocky spur above the harbour with five surviving windmills and a handful of low fishermen's house…

Son Corró
It can get very hot. Visit in the morning if possible and bring water and sun protection.
Artà
Very hot inland, without much sea breeze.
Bunyola
Busy trains and temperatures often too high for a comfortable walk.
Castell de Santueri
Little shade around the ruins, and haze can limit distant views.
Esporles
The plane trees make the heat manageable in town, but not out on the walking trails.
Monestir de Miramar
The Ma-10 is busy, but the house stays cool.
Necròpolis de Son Real
It can be very hot, with no shade on the coastal path or at the graves. Come in the morning if possible and bring water.
El Terreno & Bellver
The climb is steep, with exposed sections. Consider transport up to the castle.
Platja des Carbó
The walk has little shade. Don't underestimate it at midday.
Raixa
The grand staircase has no shade at midday.
S'Alqueria Blanca
Traffic passes through on its way to the coves, but the village itself stays quiet.
S'Estanyol de Migjorn
The Mallorcan holiday homes are occupied, but it still doesn't feel crowded.
Santuari de Sant Salvador (Artà)
Come early in the morning or late afternoon. There is little shade on the steps.
Santuari de Gràcia
The overhang stays cool, unlike the exposed summit.
Andratx
Crowded on Wednesdays, with shade mainly in the narrow lanes.
Banys Àrabs
The chamber is small and can feel crowded when busy.
Cabrera
Boats can sell out, and the island is hot with little shade.
Cala Figuera
A fishing village around a narrow, forked inlet, with boathouses and slipways tucked against its rocky sides. Come for a working harbour and a waterfron…
Cala Fornells
Space is limited, and the rocky spots fill during the morning.
Cala Millor
A busy beach season, with crowded promenade evenings.
Cala Mondragó
The walk from the car park doesn't prevent summer crowds.
Cala Pi
The small sandy area fills during the morning, and the climb back becomes hot.
Canyamel
A sandy bay backed by pine-covered slopes, a handful of hotels and a golf course. Canyamel is one of the quieter beach resorts in the north-east, with t…
Capdepera
Day visitors arrive from Cala Ratjada. The climb is hot at midday with little shade.
Castell de Bellver
Cruise visitors can make the castle busy; the uphill walk is hot at midday.
Castell de Capdepera
The walls have little shade. Come early or later in the afternoon.
Colònia de Sant Jordi
The promenade and beaches are busy; book Cabrera trips ahead.
Coves d'Artà
The cave offers relief from the heat, but the approach can be hot.
Coves dels Hams
The caves near Porto Cristo take their name from their hook-shaped formations. Smaller than the nearby Coves del Drac, they combine unusual limestone sh…
El Toro
The beach is small and fills early in the day.
Ermita de la Victòria
The car park fills during the morning. Evenings are easier.
Es Baluard
Little shade on the walls. Visit in the morning or towards evening.
Es Trenc
Allow extra time for the drive and parking in the main season. There’s no natural shade by the water.
Estellencs
The Ma-10 is busy, and parking spaces fill during the morning.
Far des Cap de ses Salines
No shade or water; avoid midday. Evenings get busy.
Fornalutx
Parking is very limited; in summer there can be three times as many cars as spaces.
Gordiola
Tour groups fill the workshop, and the area by the furnace gets crowded and hot.
Gorg Blau
The MA-10 is busy in high summer and lay-bys fill up.
La Seu
Cruise-ship days bring long morning queues, with no shade on the forecourt.
Mirador de Ricardo Roca
The car park fills at midday, and haze reduces the distant views.
Mirador Es Pontàs
Roadside parking gets crowded, and midday light is less favourable.
Palau de l'Almudaina
Hot at midday; the royal gardens below offer welcome relief.
Palau March
The terrace is exposed to the midday sun.
Palma
Temperatures can exceed 33°C between the stone walls, and many independent shops take summer holidays.
Hafen von Palma
Parts of the promenade have no shade.
La Llotja & Es Puig de Sant Pere
Cruise visitors arriving through the harbour come straight into this area.
Santa Catalina
Some independent restaurants close for several weeks.
Passeig del Born
Hot at midday despite the trees. Mornings and evenings are much more pleasant.
Pollença
The Festival de Pollença brings concerts to Santo Domingo's cloister. The port is busy.
Port d'Andratx
The harbour is busy, parking takes effort and prices rise.
Port de Pollença
Plan accommodation and transport ahead for harbour trips and walks around the bay.
Port de Sóller
Heat builds up in the valley and the harbour is busy from midday.
Porto Petro
The small coves fill during the morning.
Portocolom
Busy does not generally mean overcrowded here, although Cala d'en Marçal can be.
Sa Ràpita
Parking fills early, with little shade on the beach.
Santanyí
Market days are crowded, and heat builds up between the stone walls.
Santuari de Cura
Haze reduces distant views and the car park fills at midday.
Santuari de Sant Salvador
Haze reduces distant views and the car park fills at midday.
Santuari de Lluc
At 525 metres, the heat is more bearable, but the car park fills at midday.
Ses Covetes
The car park can fill early in summer.
Sóller
Heat builds up in the enclosed valley, with midday temperatures reaching 35°C.
Son Marroig
The car park is small and the Ma-10 is busy in summer.
Torre des Verger
The parking strip is full by midday, and haze limits distant views.
Cala Agulla
The car park fills during the morning. Walk or check available bus services.

Cala Anguila
Many families and little free space by the water. Arrive early and watch for oncoming cars on the narrow access road.
Cala d'Or
Peak family holiday season; smaller beaches fill during the morning.
Cala de Sant Vicenç
The beaches are small and fill quickly. Arrive early for a choice of spot.

Cala Mandia
The small bay gets very busy. Come in the morning or late afternoon; parking is scarce.
Cala d'en Marçal
Guests from the surrounding accommodation fill the beach during the morning.
Cala Mesquida
Easy access makes this a busy beach. Arrive early for a choice of spot.
Cala Santanyí
The small beach serves busy surrounding hotels. Arrive early for a choice of spot.
Mirador Es Colomer
Come early or use bus 334. Daytime parking is difficult.
Port d'Alcúdia
It is busy. Book accommodation early and reserve restaurant tables.
Porto Cristo
Busy between ten and four. Come early or late.

Cala Bona
Much busier in the main season than during the autumn visit.

Es Fortí
There’s no shade on the open platform. Sun and hot stone walls make a visit tiring on very warm days; come in the morning or late afternoon.

Finca pública de Son Real
The long walk to the coast can be very hot. The management also lists Saturday closures for the museum and information centre.

Mirador Son Real
Parts of the route are exposed to the sun. In hot weather, come early or late in the afternoon.

Santa Magdalena
Little shade on the climb. In very hot weather, walk or cycle at cooler times or choose another day.

Ses Païsses
Even with tree-shaded paths, it can get very hot. Come in the morning and bring water. Closed on Sundays and public holidays.

Talaiots de Son Fornés
It can get very hot. Much of the excavation is exposed, so come in the morning and bring water. Trees provide shade for a break.

Son Fred
It can get very hot. Visit in the morning if possible and bring water and sun protection.

Son Servera
Old-town buildings provide shade and a breeze can help, but Friday markets get very crowded.
Better saved for another month
These places have their appeal, but this month does not show them at their best.
Algaida
Very hot, with little breeze inland.
Ariany
The Pla gets hot, and there’s little shade here.
Búger
Heat builds up inland and the village is deserted at midday.
Caimari
Often too hot for the climb; the village is quiet.
Campos
Hot inland conditions make a midday walk uncomfortable.
Llubí
Too hot for a comfortable visit; the village is quiet at midday.
Maria de la Salut
Very hot; the plane trees on the square provide welcome relief.
Montuïri
Too hot for a comfortable midday climb to the Molinar.
Petra
Too hot; the streets are deserted between two and five.
Pina
Too hot. The streets are deserted between two and five.
Porreres
Without a sea breeze, the Pla gets very hot. The plain stays yellow until October.
Sa Pobla
Without a sea breeze, it gets hotter here than on the coast.
Sant Joan
Too hot, with hardly anyone out at midday.
Sant Jordi
Heat builds up on the plain, with very little shade.
Santa Eugènia
Too hot inland, with hardly anyone out at midday.
Santuari de la Consolació
More than 300 steps without shade — not a good idea in this heat.
Santuari de Consolació
The unshaded courtyard is uncomfortably hot at midday.
Sencelles
Too hot; the village is deserted at midday.
Son Carrió
Too hot at midday, with shade mainly beside the church wall.
Alaró
Too hot for walking; the inland village can feel stifling too.
Campanet
Hot inland conditions; the springs are usually dry.
Ermita de Betlem
The exposed walking routes can be very hot.
Randa
Very hot, with haze hiding the distant views.
Santa Margalida
Too hot inland; the village sleeps at midday.
Torre de Son Jaumell
Too hot for a comfortable walk, with no shade or drinking water on the route.
Es Llombards
Traffic heading to the coves fills the narrow streets.
Felanitx
Inland temperatures rise without a sea breeze, and there’s little shade.
Inca
Heat builds up between the buildings inland.
Llucmajor
The south gets very hot; few people are outside at midday.
Pollentia
With no trees to shelter under, this isn't an enjoyable midday visit.
Santa Maria del Camí
Heat builds up between the houses along the main road.
Ses Salines
The south gets particularly hot; the air feels still at midday.
Sineu
Inland heat can be intense without a coastal breeze. Temperatures can reach 38°C.
Banyalbufar
The Ma-10 becomes congested around midday, and village parking is very difficult.
Can Pastilla
Playa de Palma is busy along its length, and evenings can be noisy.
Deià
Cala de Deià is small and can be very crowded in July.
Casc Antic
Above 33°C between stone walls that hold the heat. Before 10am is more manageable.
Alcúdia
The lanes become very crowded on market days, with temperatures over 30°C between the stone walls.
Cala Llombards
Parking fills during the morning and the sand is crowded.
Cala Ratjada
Parking is difficult and beaches fill during the morning.
Cala s'Almunia
Busy despite the difficult access, little shade and lack of facilities.
Caló des Moro
A very small beach with heavy visitor pressure. I would choose another time of year.
Camp de Mar
The small beach fills during the morning.
Can Picafort
A small fishing settlement first recorded in 1860 has become a busy holiday resort. Come for the beach, the promenade and everything within walking dist…
Cap de Formentor
Use the bus during restricted hours and allow for busy services.
Peguera
All three bays fill during the morning.
Palmanova
The beaches fill up during the morning.
Platja de Formentor
The car park fills in the morning, the barrier closes and the beach gets crowded.
Port de Valldemossa
Queues on the bends and nowhere to park below. Better not to drive down.
Sa Calobra
Coaches crowd the bends. Allow an hour for twelve kilometres.
Sant Elm
The small beach fills during the morning. Dragonera has very little shade.
Santa Ponça
The beach and car parks fill up during the morning.
Valldemossa
Mallorca's best-known mountain village, famous for a winter that was mostly wet. Chopin and George Sand stayed in its former charterhouse in 1838–39. Vi…