Palma de Mallorca in June

**April through June** delivers Palma at its most pleasant. Temperatures hover around 20-25°C, perfect for walking the old town without breaking a sweat. Hotels cost less than summer rates, and you can actually get dinner reservations at popular restaurants. The downside? Sea temperatures remain cool for swimming until late May. **July and August** bring peak season energy – and crowds. Temperatures hit 30°C regularly, making beach time essential rather than optional. Every restaurant, bar, and attraction operates at full capacity. But you'll pay premium prices for everything, and popular beaches like Cala Major get uncomfortably packed. **September and October** offer the best of both worlds. Water temperatures peak in September after months of summer sun, while air temperatures drop to comfortable levels. Tourist numbers thin out after schools resume, but most businesses stay open. October can bring occasional rain, but usually just brief afternoon showers. **Winter months** see many beach clubs and seasonal restaurants close, but the city's cultural attractions remain active. Temperatures rarely drop below 15°C, making it pleasant for exploring museums and historic sites. Hotel rates hit their lowest points, though you'll miss out on Palma's beach and nightlife scenes.