Magaluf

If you’d rather steer clear of the peak season, visit during the winter when the sun is still out. During this time, you can expect a more relaxed and quiet atmosphere. Here’s what you can expect from the weather in Magaluf around the year:

• In January and February, Magaluf enjoys relatively mild conditions. The sun often stays out, with temperatures ranging between 10 - 15 degrees Celsius. Visit around this time of year to escape another dull and dreary British winter.
• The temperature begins to pick up in March and April, with temperatures shifting to 12 - 18 degrees. If you can’t wait until the summer, or if you simply want to grab an Easter bargain, this is the ideal time to visit.
• In May, Magaluf edges closer towards the summer with temperatures hitting the early to mid 20s on a hot day. You’ll most certainly catch a sun tan during this time with the heat rarely dipping below 18.
• Summer officially kicks off in June, with temperatures comfortably sitting around the low to mid 20s. This is also when most of the clubs open.
• July and August are by far Magaluf’s hottest months. Its heat waves galore during this time with temperatures ranging between the mid 20s and early 30s on particularly hot days. Cool off by the poolside or take a dip in the warm Mediterranean Sea, the choice is yours!
• You may think Magaluf in September marks the end of summer, but that’s not the case. The region still experiences its share of hot weather, with temperatures still hitting the high 20s on a good day.
• In October, the temperature decreases to a manageable 18 degrees. Many Brit holidaymakers choose this time of year to visit as the sun is still often out. In fact, some hot days still reach the early 20s.
• In November and December, Magaluf enjoys pleasant temperatures of 12 - 14 degrees. This time of year is particularly popular with winter breaks, as more and more holidaymakers look to escape the UK’s winter chill.

Chances are you’ve already heard of Magaluf’s spectacular nightlife, from its endless selection of bars to the many nightclubs that occupy the resort’s famous strip. It’s true that partying until the early hours is a favoured pastime here in Magaluf, but there’s also so much more going on. We’ve penned this useful list of activities to help you plan ahead.

Sunbathe Magaluf’s glorious beaches

A sunbathing session on the beach is the perfect way to nurse a sore head from the night before. If you’re feeling up to it, why not go for a swim in the warm Mediterranean Sea? Magaluf’s paradisiacal beaches are breathtaking.

Tour the ocean on a glass bottomed boat

The Med is home to a wide selection of tropical fish and amazing sea creatures. Boat tours regularly depart from the bay. Sit back, relax and enjoy a leisurely ride as you drift away from the coast.

Test your nerve on the waves!

Magaluf is a watersports enthusiast’s paradise! Jet skiing, parasailing and kite surfing are just some of the many activities available to thrill seekers of all ages! Think you’ve got what it takes? Hire a wetsuit and get ready for a wild ride!

Take a day trip to Palma

Majorca’s stylish capital is just a short 30 minute drive from Magaluf. It’s here that you’ll find a wide selection of designer boutiques, quaint bars, traditional Spanish restaurants and other interesting cultural attractions - the Palma Cathedral is a must!

Wet and wild fun at the Western Park water park!

Nerve-wracking waterslides wave machines and the chance to leisurely drift around in a rubber ring. Magaluf’s brilliant Wild West themed water park is a favourite amongst holidaymakers! What better way to cool off on a hot summer day?

If you’ve settled on Magaluf for your next dream holiday, you’ve made the perfect choice! Whether it's a last minute Magaluf holiday or a trip you're planning for the future, we guarantee you’ll have the time of your life in this fun-filled holiday resort. In the meantime, have a browse through this useful guide for more information and tips before your trip:

• You’ll find flights to Majorca from most UK airports, including all London airports, Birmingham, Bristol, Liverpool, Manchester, Newcastle, Leeds Bradford, Doncaster Sheffield, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Belfast, Cardiff and many more.
• It takes approximately 2 hours to fly to Majorca from the UK - compared to other resorts, this isn’t a very long flight at all!
• Majorca is part of Spain and uses the Euro.
• The local language in Majorca is Spanish, but English is widely spoken throughout the island.
• Holidays to Magaluf can offer great value for money but consider going all inclusive if you're after a real bargain
• The Flordia Hotel, Mallorca Rocks Hotel and Hotel Samos Magaluf are just a few of our most popular hotels - look out for these when booking your holiday.

From all of us at Holiday Gems, have a brilliant time!