Weather in Sa Rapita
Today's weather in Sa Ràpita
Sa Ràpita is sunny today at 27.4°C, with a feels-like temperature of about 29.6°C. Temperatures will rise to a daytime high of 31.1°C and only ease slightly at night to around 26.5°C.
It will remain largely clear with a light wind around 7.2 km/h and only a 4% chance of precipitation — pleasant conditions without big swings. At the harbour the breeze is just strong enough to keep things refreshing while strolling or taking a short trip on the water. Overall the weather in Sa Ràpita feels stable and summery, so plan to pack sunscreen and a water bottle.
Perfect for a beach day
Today is a great time to visit Es Trenc: fine sand, clear water and plenty of space if you use the quieter access from Sa Ràpita — a more relaxed alternative to Colònia de Sant Jordi. A walk along the small marina or a short windsurfing or SUP session are also ideal in the light breeze. If you prefer a quieter pace, you'll find the relaxed atmosphere of southern Mallorca here.
Tomorrow the sunshine continues, with highs up to 31.9°C.
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Climate in Sa Ràpita — Marina in Mallorca's Driest Zone
Sa Ràpita sits on Mallorca's southern coast, in the municipality of Campos, at just 4 meters above sea level. Its position on the flat coastal plain of the south makes its climate straightforward: this zone ranks among the driest and sunniest regions on the entire island.
The reason lies in topography. The Serra de Tramuntana blocks moist Mediterranean winds from the north and west; the southern coast sits in the mountain range's rain shadow. While AEMET records 449 mm of annual rainfall for Palma, the actual southern coast around Campos receives even less — location-specific station data are unavailable, but the broad climatic pattern is well documented. July is the driest month everywhere; according to aggregator climate data, the region sees around 9 mm.
Summer in Sa Ràpita is hot. August daytime highs, based on aggregator climate data for the region, reach around 32°C; the daily average sits at around 26°C. The flat plain, with no natural wind barriers, means the sea breeze arrives unimpeded — a real advantage for keeping things cool. Water temperatures in the nearby nature area run around 26°C in July and around 27°C in August.
Autumn is the season of long, unhurried days in Sa Ràpita. The sea cools slowly — still around 23°C in October — and the marina fills with autumn sailors. November marks a turning point with the first heavier rainfall: the Palma comparison figure is around 79 mm, though the actual total for the southern coast is lower.
Winter is mild. The January average, per aggregator climate data, is around 11°C; frost on the flat southern coast is virtually unheard of. For neighboring towns, Ses Covetes Weather and Campos Weather offer further climate comparisons. An island-wide overview is available at Mallorca Climate Chart.
Note on data sources: Sa Ràpita has no dedicated AEMET station. Climate values are based on Station-Inheritance Palma B228 (T1) and T3-Aggregator data. The southern coast's dry character is described qualitatively.
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Weather in the Sa Ràpita Area
- Ses Covetes Weather — neighboring Es Trenc
- Campos Weather — municipal seat
- Dalt Sa Ràpita Weather — upper district
- Sa Vinyola Weather — another nearby town
- Mallorca Climate Chart — all monthly values
- Mallorca Water Temperature — sea temperatures
- Best Time to Visit Mallorca — island-wide overview