Weather in Costa Des Pins
Today's weather in Costa des Pins
Right now the thermometer reads 36.3°C, the sun is shining and it feels very hot (feels like 45.1°C). Overall it's sunny with only a 3% chance of precipitation, and the wind is light at around 11.2 km/h.
Through the day it will stay dry and clear, with the sun dominating — expect intense heat. Forecast daytime values range between 24.5°C and 29.1°C, which seems somewhat inconsistent compared with the current reading — nevertheless: heat is the theme. Light breezes bring some relief; more noticeable cool periods are likely only in shaded areas or indoors. If you’re watching temperatures in Costa des Pins closely, plan for sun protection and plenty of fluids.
Perfect for a shady day at the beach
With these conditions, outdoor activities are best scheduled for the cooler hours: an early beach walk, a dip in the water, or a break in the shade with a light meal. Alternatively, air-conditioned cafés and museums offer a welcome change if the perceived heat becomes too much.
Tomorrow will be sunny again with about 28.1°C.
Hourly Forecast
14-Day Forecast
Climate in Costa des Pins — Pine Forest and East Coast, on the Hillside
Costa des Pins is an exclusive villa district on a pine-covered hillside above the east coast (Son Servera), overlooking Cala Millor and the open sea. Its elevated position at 91 meters shapes the microclimate: cooler air than on the coastal strip, good overnight cooling, and a natural temperature buffer provided by the pine trees.
Based on proxy data from Son Servera (approx. 3 km away), annual precipitation averages around 587 mm — noticeably above the AEMET Palma reference value of 449 mm. The east coast is exposed to autumn low-pressure systems moving in from the Mediterranean: November is the wettest month at around 104 mm, while July sees only about 8 mm.
Summers on the Costa des Pins hillside are warm, but thanks to the elevation and forested character, more comfortable than on the flat coastal strip. Daily highs in July reach around 29°C, with a daily average of around 25°C. At night, the higher elevation brings cooler air — something long-term residents particularly appreciate.
The nearest beaches, Cala Millor and Cala Bona, are just 1–2 kilometers away. Sea temperatures along the east coast reach around 25°C in July and around 26°C in August. In October the water is still around 23°C — ideal for a late-season swim.
Winters are mild. The daily average in January sits at around 12°C. The combination of a gentle climate and a quiet residential setting makes Costa des Pins an appealing destination even in winter.
More on the east coast: Son Servera Weather and Cala Bona Weather. Sea temperatures can be found at Mallorca Water Temperature.
Note on data sources: Costa des Pins has no weather station of its own. Values are based on proxy data from Son Servera (~3 km, T3-Aggregator). The AEMET B228 record (1981–2010) was used for comparison with Palma.
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Weather in the Area Around Costa des Pins
- Son Servera Weather — nearest inland town
- Cala Bona Weather — immediate coastal neighbor
- Cala Millor Weather — larger beach resort to the northeast
- Port Verd Weather — another coastal neighbor
- Mallorca Water Temperature — sea temperatures across the island
- Mallorca Climate Chart — monthly figures
- Best Time to Visit Mallorca — island-wide overview