Mallorca at a glance
- The largest of the Balearic islands
- Fly into Palma airport
- Villas based around Pollensa in north-east
- Over 230km of aqua-blue coastline
- Magnificent scenery
- Rich history & culture
Mallorca is the largest of the Balearic islands and has enjoyed something of a renaissance over the past decade or so. Budget apartment blocks have been replaced by ubersmart luxury villas and boutique hotels, and the bucket and spade brigade replaced by A-list celebs and paparazzi in hot pursuit; Mallorca is once again one of the chicest hot spots in Europe. But a world away from the razzmatazz and fickle wind of fashion there has always been the rustic sophistication of a hidden Mallorca; a traditional Spanish island with a rich history and culture, enchanting local people, atmospheric old towns and a dramatic coastline.
Average daytime temperatures in Mallorca (°C)
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March17 °C
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April18 °C
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May22 °C
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June26 °C
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July28 °C
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August28 °C
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September27 °C
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October22 °C


