Weather in Portopetro
Today's weather in Portopetro
Sunny and warm: Portopetro is reporting around 27.3°C today, feeling like about 28.6°C, under clear skies. The current conditions in Portopetro show light winds and virtually no chance of precipitation.
During the day it will remain steadily sunny and dry, with temperatures ranging between 23.7°C and a maximum of 28.7°C. With a light wind of around 7.6 km/h there’s little movement expected on the water; instead long sunny spells will dominate. In the evening it cools off only marginally, so it will still feel pleasant late into the night.
Perfect for a beach day
A day like this is ideal for a relaxed trip to the beach or a walk along the water; cafés with outdoor seating are an easy way to enjoy the sun. If you plan to stay out longer, bring sun protection and plenty of fluids; light, airy clothing is appropriate, and a thin sweater will be enough for the night.
Quick look at tomorrow: Still sunny with highs up to 28.7°C.
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Climate in Portopetro — a quiet harbor on the southeast coast
Portopetro is a small fishing village in the municipality of Santanyí, tucked deep into a rocky cove. The natural harbor opens to the southeast, giving the village a direct connection to the warm Mediterranean and shaping its climate.
According to aggregator climate data from the southeast coast cluster, Portopetro receives around 507 mm of rainfall per year — somewhat more than the 449 mm AEMET reports for Palma. The pattern is typical: dry in summer, wetter in autumn. November is the rainiest month, with around 90 mm. July, by contrast, is nearly bone-dry — averaging around 7 mm for the month.
Summers are warm. In July, daytime highs reach around 30°C, with a daily average of around 25°C. The southern sea exposure brings a steady breeze that is noticeable in the harbor. Sea temperatures sit at around 25°C in July and climb to around 27°C in August.
Portopetro is one of those southeast coast spots that still offers good conditions for water sports and snorkeling well into October: sea temperatures then remain at around 23°C. Autumn brings more rain, but far fewer day-trippers from the main road.
Winters are mild: the daily average in January is around 12°C. Sitting inside a sheltered cove, the village is less exposed to wind than more open stretches of coastline.
The Mallorca Climate Table provides island-wide comparison values. Cala Figuera Weather and Santanyí Weather show the climate of the nearest neighboring villages.
Note on data sources: Portopetro has no dedicated AEMET station. Monthly values are based on aggregator climate data from the southeast coast cluster (T3-Aggregator, Cala d'Or / Santanyí region); figures are indicative.
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Weather in the area around Portopetro
- Cala Figuera Weather — neighbor to the northeast
- Cala Llombards Weather — neighbor to the west
- Santanyí Weather — main town of the municipality
- Calonge Weather — neighbor to the north
- Mallorca Climate Table — overview of all monthly values
- Best Time to Visit Mallorca — island-wide overview