Weather in Urbanitzacio Montfarrutx

Climate in Urbanització Montfarrutx — Vacation Community on the Northeast Coast

Montfarrutx is a holiday housing area in Colònia de Sant Pere, the small coastal settlement of the municipality of Artà on the northeast coast. Its position at 3 meters above sea level right on the water defines the local climate: open to the Bay of Alcúdia, exposed to wind, with autumn rainfall arriving unimpeded.

Based on T3-Aggregator climate data from the Alcúdia station roughly 20 kilometers away, annual precipitation totals around 600 mm — significantly more than the 449 mm AEMET records for Palma. November is the wettest month at around 89 mm; summers stay very dry, with only about 10–11 mm in July.

Summer temperatures follow the north-coast pattern: daytime highs of around 31–32°C in July, with a daily average of roughly 26°C according to aggregator climate data. The coastal position brings sea breezes that take the edge off the heat. Montfarrutx is somewhat sheltered from the open bay by the Artà peninsula — wind conditions are calmer here than in Can Picafort or Alcúdia proper.

Sea temperatures reach around 25°C in July and 26°C in August, staying at roughly 23°C as late as October. The beach area of Colònia de Sant Pere is right next door.

Winters are mild: January averages around 11°C, with frost a rare occurrence.

Weather comparison with nearby places: Colònia de Sant Pere Weather and Artà Weather. Island-wide overview: Mallorca Climate Chart.

Data sources: Alcúdia T3 (klimatabelle.info, ~20 km), Palma AEMET B228.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Weather in Urbanització Montfarrutx

Weather in the Area Around Montfarrutx

• Colònia de Sant Pere Weather — main settlement
• Artà Weather — municipal seat
• Betlem Weather — neighboring village
• Urbanització Sant Pere Weather — sister community
• Mallorca Climate Chart
• Best Time to Visit Mallorca
• Mallorca Water Temperature