Weather in Cala Sant Vicenc
Today's weather in Cala Sant Vicenç
Currently 27.5 °C, sunny skies and it feels pleasantly warm at 29.7 °C — in short, a laid-back summer day. The temperature in Cala Sant Vicenç will climb during the day to about 30.1 °C; the wind will remain light at around 7 km/h and there's only a 5% chance of rain.
If you want to enjoy the sun today, expect steady warmth; the air will stay fairly stable, so taking shaded breaks now and then is advisable. The weather in Cala Sant Vicenç is pleasant and predictable — there's no reason to change your plans, rather to wear light clothing and take plenty of water breaks. The moderate breeze keeps it from feeling oppressive, though you'll still notice the slightly warmer feel of just under 30 °C.
Perfect for a beach day
With so much sun, a relaxed beach or swim day is ideal: swimwear, sunscreen and maybe a shady spot are all you'll need. Alternatively, the later hours are perfect for a quiet walk when the sun sits lower. Stable conditions rarely force indoor alternatives, so most activities can be carried out outdoors.
Tomorrow will be a touch warmer and sunny again at around 31.7 °C.
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Climate in Cala Sant Vicenç — four coves on the eastern edge of the Tramuntana
Cala Sant Vicenç sits at the far northern tip of Mallorca, between Pollença and Cap de Formentor. The village consists of four small coves enclosed by steep cliffs — a geography that directly shapes the experience of the weather: the coves are more sheltered from the wind than the open Bahia de Pollença, and the water tends to stay calmer as a result.
Rainfall in Cala Sant Vicenç follows the pattern typical of the Tramuntana's eastern flank. According to T3-Aggregator climate data for Pollença (the nearest available station, ~4 km away), annual precipitation averages around 657 mm — well above the AEMET figure for Palma of roughly 470 mm. November is the wettest month, with around 102 mm. The orographic effect of the Tramuntana, which brings heavier autumn rainfall to the entire north of the island, applies here in full.
Summers in Cala Sant Vicenç are warm and very dry. July daytime highs reach around 30°C according to the aggregator data, with a daily average of roughly 25°C. Rainfall in July amounts to barely 10 mm. The rocky coastline and its narrow coves offer little purchase to the strongest northeast winds in summer — the water surface often stays calmer than at the more exposed Port de Pollença.
Sea temperatures are in line with Balearic norms: around 25°C in July and around 26°C in August according to the aggregator data. Even in October the water remains pleasant at around 23°C.
Winters are mild. The January daily average sits at around 11°C. Frost is rare. The setting makes Cala Sant Vicenç an appealing destination even in winter for hikers on the coastal paths toward Cap de Formentor.
More on the climate of the north can be found at Mallorca Climate Chart. Background on the cove itself is provided on the Pollença page.
Note on data sources: Cala Sant Vicenç has no dedicated climate station. Values are derived from the T3-Aggregator station at Pollença (~4 km away).
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Weather near Cala Sant Vicenç
- Pollença Weather — main town on the eastern edge of the Tramuntana
- Port de Pollença Weather — bay coastline to the south
- Alcúdia Weather — neighboring municipality to the east
- Mallorca Climate Chart — overview
- Tramuntana Wind Mallorca — background on the mountain wind
- Best Time to Visit Mallorca