Calvia Weather
Calvià today: 21.7 to 27.1 °C, chance of rain 5%. Data updated: .
Today's weather in Calvià
At the time of reporting, the thermometer reads 21.7°C, feeling more like 23.1°C. Skies are clear, with only a light breeze at 5 km/h — a pleasant start to the day in Calvià.
As the day goes on, temperatures in Calvià will rise to around 27.1°C. With just a 5% chance of rain, wet weather is hardly a concern, leaving conditions mostly dry and pleasant. Nights will remain relatively mild, with lows around 21.7°C, although it may feel a little cooler and quieter in the village after sunset.
Perfect for a day in the village and the mountains
These conditions are ideal for a stroll through the historic town centre, taking in the church, town hall and Plaça Major. If you prefer to be more active, set off early for a hike towards Galatzó, then enjoy lunch on the Plaça during the warmer hours. The authentic village of Calvià remains far more relaxed than the coastal resorts in the southwest.
Tomorrow is expected to turn cloudier, with similar highs of around 27.3°C.
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Climate in Calvià — Municipal Seat in the Southwest
Calvià is the administrative center of the municipality of the same name in the southwest of Mallorca, situated at 119 m above sea level in the rolling hill country. The municipality of Calvià ranks among the largest and most tourism-intensive on the island — coastal resorts such as Santa Ponça, Magaluf, Sol de Mallorca, and Bendinat all fall under its administration. The climate of these coastal towns is shaped by sea air and low elevation. Calvià itself, the small hilltop town roughly 15 km inland, catches that breeze in a more subdued form.
No dedicated climate station data exists for Calvià. Reference values derived from Palma climate data (T3-Aggregator, klimatabelle.info) suggest an annual precipitation of around 510 mm. November is the wettest month at approximately 78 mm — autumn fronts regularly sweep across the southwest. Summer months are nearly dry; according to T3 reference values, July sees only around 9 mm.
Summer heat is somewhat more moderate in the hill town of Calvià than on the coast: July daytime highs work out to around 30°C by extrapolation. Those looking to cool off will find it at the municipality's coastal resorts — sea temperatures along the municipal coastline reach around 26°C in July according to reference values.
Winters in Calvià are mild: the average January daily temperature is around 10°C. The town, with its Monday market and well-preserved historic center, stands in sharp contrast to the peak-season crowds of the coast.
Note on data sources: Climate data for Calvià is based on T3-Aggregator data from Palma with an elevation correction applied.
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Weather in the Calvià Area
- Santa Ponça Weather — coastal bay within the municipality
- Magaluf Weather — popular beach resort within the municipality
- Bendinat Weather — to the east toward Palma
- Andratx Weather — neighboring municipality to the west
- Mallorca Climate Chart — all monthly values
- Best Time to Visit Mallorca — island-wide overview