Weather in Cala Santanyi
Today's weather in Cala Santanyí
Sunny around 30 °C, but it feels a bit warmer at about 32.3 °C – light wind around 13.3 km/h and only a low chance of precipitation (5%). Temperatures in Cala Santanyí will stay warm during the day, with highs around 31.1 °C and nighttime lows not dropping below 25.7 °C.
During the day it will remain mostly clear; sunshine will dominate, and a light sea breeze may pick up at times, providing some cooling. Overall we can expect a calm, stable day without major weather changes — ideal for planning outdoor activities. The relatively light winds make coastal activities pleasant, without stronger gusts getting in the way.
Perfect for a beach day
A relaxed morning by the water suits Cala Santanyí well today; sunscreen and plenty of fluids are important since it feels hot. If you prefer something shadier, short walks along the promenade or a cool café are good alternatives.
Tomorrow will also be sunny with around 30.8 °C, so the summery pattern continues.
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Climate in Cala Santanyí — Sunny Rocky Cove on the Southeast Coast
Cala Santanyí sits on the southeast coast of Mallorca at 41 meters above sea level, framed by limestone cliffs that give the place its peaceful character. The climate along the Santanyí coastline is the driest and sunniest Mallorca has to offer: Mediterranean depressions moving in from the north or northeast hit the southeast coast far less than they do the north.
According to aggregator climate data for the southeast coast, this region receives around 498 mm of rainfall per year on average — somewhat more than the 449 mm recorded in Palma according to AEMET, but well below the figures for the northeast coast. November is the wettest month at around 90 mm; October comes in at around 67 mm. Summer precipitation is reduced to a minimum — in July, T3-Aggregator climate data puts rainfall at just around 6 mm.
Summers are hot: August daytime highs reach around 30°C. The rocky-cove geography means that winds from the north or northwest typically pass by without hitting full force — which reduces the cooling effect on one hand, but on the other keeps the water calmer and wave action minimal. Sea temperatures peak at around 27°C in August and remain at around 23°C in October according to T3-Aggregator climate data.
Winters are mild: the average January daytime temperature is around 12°C according to T3-Aggregator climate data. Frost is virtually unheard of on the southeast coast of Mallorca. The cove makes for a quietly scenic backdrop even in winter.
Anyone looking to explore the Santanyí area more broadly will find useful context in the overview of Rain on Mallorca and in Mallorca Climate Chart.
Note on data sources: Cala Santanyí has no dedicated AEMET climate-normal station. Climate values are based on a T3-Aggregator dataset for the nearby Cala Llombards (klimatabelle.info, ~3 km away). All figures are approximate.
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Weather in the Cala Santanyí Area
- Portopetro Weather — fishing harbor to the west
- Cala Figuera Weather — well-known cove to the west
- Cala Llombards Weather — immediately neighboring cove to the south
- Santanyí Weather — main town of the municipality
- Mallorca Climate Chart — monthly values for the whole island
- Mallorca Water Temperature — sea temperatures at a glance
- Mallorca Rain — rainfall distribution