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August is the perfect time to take a holiday in Fuerteventura. A slight increase in cloud cover can give some respite from the hot summer sunshine, but days are largely sunny and nights pleasantly balmy. We’ve looked at the most up-to-date weather data for Fuerteventura, covering the last 12 years up to 2022, plus we’ve asked our team of travel bloggers for their first-hand experiences in order to answer the most frequently asked questions about Fuerteventura weather in August.

How warm is it in Fuerteventura during August?

August is typically the warmest month in Fuerteventura. The temperature reaches around 25℃ during the daytime, falling away to 21℃ at night. The UV index will be high at this time of year, so protection against skin and eye damage is needed.
Try to limit exposure between 10am and 4pm. Apply broad spectrum SPF 30+ sunscreen every few hours, even if it’s cloudy, or more frequently after sweating or swimming, and wear UV-blocking sunglasses too, and bear in mind that bright surfaces, such as sand and water increase UV exposure.

Does it rain in Fuerteventura during August?

On average, in August you’ll see rain on just one day in the month. In other words, you shouldn’t see any of the wet stuff. You’re not likely to see a thunderstorm during your trip.

How warm is the sea in Fuerteventura during August?

The water temperature around Fuerteventura reaches a pleasant 22℃ during August. While generally considered warm, some people might find it a little on the cool side on entering the water.

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✈️What to see in Fuerteventura in 7 days

Fuerteventura is a Canary Island located in the Atlantic Ocean, off the coast of Africa, and belonging to Spain. The capital of the island is Puerto del Rosario. It presents a varied territory, the inland areas are mainly mountainous and arid, while the coast is characterized by kilometers of pristine beaches. On the other hand the island of Fuerteventura is famous for its beaches and water sports, such as surfing and diving.

Are you thinking of the Canary Islands as your next destination? Here then what to see in Fuerteventura in 7 days!

Index

1. 1 day
2. 2 day
3. 3 day
4. 4 day
5. 5 day
6. 6 day
7. 7 day
8. How much does a week cost in Fuerteventura
9. Before leaving: useful tips
10. User questions and comments

1 day

The first day on the island is an opportunity to stop in one of the main tourist destinations of Fuerteventura, namely the town of Corralejo, located in the far north. It is a popular destination for lovers of the sea and those who practice windsurfing and kitesurfing, given the exposure to the wind of this beach.

In the morning we advise you to reach the Parque Natural de Corralejo, overlooking the ocean and where the Grandes Playas are located, an immense series of beaches bathed by crystal clear waters, this place is a real paradise.

You can have lunch at Chiringuito Grandes Playas (average cost per person € 15,00), and then continue south and visit the small individual beaches that form the Grandes Playas, starting from Playa del Médano, Playa de los Matos, Playa Larga, Playa del Viejo, Playa del Pozo, Playa Bajo Negro. Choose the one that suits you best and spend a few hours in complete relaxation!

The town of Corralejo it also boasts a vibrant nightlife, the best in Fuerteventura. Most of the restaurants are located on the main streets of the center. In the evening, reach this place and stop for dinner at I 3 Calici to drink an excellent Italian prosecco and a good plate of pasta (average cost per person € 30,00).

In summary:

• Distance traveled: 12 km / 17 min by car
• Places visited: Parque Natural de Corralejo (free), Grandes Playas Corralejo (free)
• Daily shopping: € 45,00
• Corralejo: safari tour aboard a quad or buggy
• lunch at Chiringuito Grandes Playas (Get directions), dinner at I 3 Calici (Get directions)

2 day

Puerto del Rosario is the capital of Fuerteventura and a port city of incredible charm. It is located along the east coast of the island and over time it has become an important trading port that preserves traditional style buildings and areas with modern tourist infrastructures.

In the morning we advise you to visit the historic city center with the Parroquia de Nuestra Senora del Rosario and the Miguel de Unamuno House Museum. The latter is open from Monday to Friday from 9:00 to 14:00, admission is free.

For lunch you can stop at Casa Tono Restaurante (average cost per person € 20,00) and then reach the seafront where the Parque Escultorico, an area of ​​Puerto del Rosario rich in open-air art, here there are sculptures and murals to admire and photograph, it is accessible 24 hours a day.

In the evening you could continue to enjoy the city, with its characteristic whitewashed houses, in the Centro de Arte Juan Ismael area and have dinner at Restaurante El Cangrejo Colorado (average cost per person € 20,00).

In summary:

• Distance traveled: 1,9 km / 23 min
• Places visited: Parroquia de Nuestra Senora del Rosario (free), Casa Museo Miguel de Unamuno (free), Parque Escultorico (free)
• Daily shopping: € 40,00
• lunch at Casa Tono Restaurante (Get directions), dinner at Restaurante El Cangrejo Colorado (Get directions)

3 day

Caleta de Fuste is another place very popular with tourists. It is located on the east coast of Fuerteventura, very close to the airport and the capital Puerto del Rosario. It is also a choice to stay due to the peaceful atmosphere and the calm sea.

In the morning you can reach the town and, being very small, dedicate yourself to strolling through its streetsamidst luxury hotels and resorts, numerous shops and restaurants. Reach the Castillo, always accessible and free. Then you could also stop at the Centro Comercial Montecastillo for a few hours of shopping, from which you can admire the sea and the surrounding areas. This place is full of restaurants than clothing stores, stop for lunch at Bollywood Spices, a restaurant with typical Indian cuisine (average cost per person € 15,00).

In the afternoon we advise you to continue south and stop at Hornos de Cal de la Guirra, a tourist attraction located very close to Playa de la Guirra and the port of Caleta de Fuste. These are industrial ovens characterized by masonry walls up to 3 meters thick. About 10 minutes by car is the Salt Museum Salinas del Carmen, open from 9:30 to 17:30, it will make you experience a historical journey that takes up the fundamental stages of the salt marshes of the island of Fuerteventura.

You can then stop for dinner at Restaurante Los Caracolitos (average cost per person € 20,00).
For the evening, head back towards the center of Caleta de Fuste and reach Paseo Maritimo Promenade, which is nothing more than a kilometer-long walk along the bay. But here the simple walk will be unforgettable, in fact you will come across the Great Wall of Chipmunkmania, where many small squirrels will run between your feet in search of food or a caress.

In summary:

• Distance traveled: 10,6 km / 2 h 10
• Places visited: Castillo (free), Centro Comercial Montecastillo (free), Hornos de Cal de la Guirra (free), Salt Museum Salinas del Carmen (€ 6,00), Paseo Maritimo Promenade (free), The Great Wall of Chipmunkmania (free)
• Daily shopping: € 41,00
• lunch at Bollywood Spices (Get directions), dinner at Restaurante Los Caracolitos (Get directions)

4 day

The village of Morro Jable is a jewel of the island. It means fishing village and, together with nearby Jandia, they are among the largest tourist centers of Fuerteventura. A large clear beach with fine sand is the main attraction of the area, behind which stretches of protected salt marshes extend.

In the morning we advise you to visit the old town of Morro Jable, which boasts traditional restaurants and craft shops. Also visit the Turtle Nursery, a turtle conservation center, free and open only in the mornings from 10:00 to 13:00.

Here you can have lunch at Restaurante Piccola Italia with an excellent pizza (average cost per person € 15,00).
After continue towards the beach with the crystal clear sea, chosen by many families to spend their holidays due to its location protected from ocean currents. Here you can relax and maybe take a bath, he comes also practiced snorkeling and diving.

In the evening you can continue reaching the seafront of the nearby Playa de Jandia, and dine at the Restaurante Salvaje, the dishes are treated in detail, from taste to presentation (average cost per person € 20,00).

In summary:

• Distance traveled: 4 km / 52 min
• Places visited: old town (free), Turtle Nursery (free), Playa Morro Jable (free), Playa de Jandia (free)
• Daily shopping: € 35,00
• lunch at Restaurante Piccola Italia (Get directions), dinner at Restaurante Salvaje (Get directions)

5 day

Another beach among the most famous of the Canary Islands is Playa de Sotavento, located along the southeast coast of Fuerteventura. The turquoise waters of this beach are subject to tides, when it is low tide the sand gives life to small dunes, while at high tide small shallow pools of salt water are created. As the name suggests, this location is subject to wind waves that they favor sports such as kitesurfing and windsurfing.

Start the morning admiring the landscape from Mirador De Sotavento, a panoramic terrace. Then leave the car in the nearby parking and reach the first entrance of this long beach, that is Risco del Paso, tourists appreciate it very much, it is considered one of the most beautiful of the whole island of Fuerteventura. We recommend that you bring your own lunch if you want to spend the day on the beach, as this area is characterized by unspoiled nature and there is a lack of restaurants and clubs.
In the afternoon continue towards the neighboring one Playa Lagoon beach.

End the day by moving in the nearby town of Costa Calma, a beautiful seaside location. Here you can stop for dinner at La Taberna el Camino, located near the beach and where you can taste excellent dishes (average cost per person € 10,00).

In summary:

• Distance traveled: 11,4 km / 19 min by car
• Places visited: Mirador De Sotavento (free), Playa Risco del Paso (free), Playa Lagoon (free)
• Daily shopping: € 10,00
• 1 day tour of the southern area
• packed lunch, dinner at La Taberna el Camino (Get directions)

6 day

For your sixth day of this week you can leave the island of Fuerteventura and reach that of Lobos, located to the north. Book your return ferry from Corralejo directly online for € 15,00. We advise you to take the one that leaves at 10:00, in order to have more time to enjoy the landscapes of the hinterland and the beaches of this exceptional protected natural area.

In the morning reach the meeting point, which is the port of Corralejo, board the ferry that will take you to Lobos Island and enjoy this 15 minute trip. Once you land, visit the natural park, which is home to 130 plant species, a variety of bird species and beautiful beaches. In the morning you could dedicate it to visit the Las Lagunitas reserve.

For lunch, go back to the ferry terminal area and stop by Chiringuito Lobos Antonito El Farero (average cost per person € 20,00), the only restaurant on the island so you must book in the morning too!
Then continue enjoying some time on the beach, perhaps in the Playa de la Caleta and Playa De La Concha De Lobos. If, on the other hand, you are in the mood for a bit of trekking, you can explore the different areas of the islet made up of 6 square km of landscapes and unspoiled nature.

The return time of the ferry can be agreed, the last one leaves at 18:00 so you have the possibility to return to your accommodation in the evening. For convenience, you can stop for dinner in a restaurant near the port of Corralejo, perhaps at the Los Compadres restaurant (average cost per person € 15,00).

In summary:

• Distance traveled: 4,8 km / 58 min
• Places visited: round trip ferry to Lobos (€ 15,00), Las Lagunitas reserve (free), Playa de la Caleta and Playa De La Concha De Lobos (free)
• Daily shopping: about € 45,00 per person
• Lobos Island: Round-Trip Ferry from Corralejo Dolphin Half-Day Tour Lobos Island Diving & Snorkeling
• lunch at Chiringuito Lobos Antonito El Farero (Get directions), dinner at Los Compadres (Get directions)

7 day

The last day in Fuerteventura can be dedicated to the towns of Tarajalejo and nearby Giniginamar, which are located along the east coast of the island. So enjoy one a day of total relaxation among beautiful beaches!

In the morning you can reach the small typical village of Giniginamar and immerse yourself in its streets until you reach the beach, the Playa de Giniginamar. It is a very quiet and uncrowded beach.

In the afternoon, ten minutes by car, you can go towards Tarajalejo and have lunch at the typical Mediterranean cuisine restaurant La Barraca (average cost per person € 20,00).
Then touch the Playa Negra which, as the name suggests, is famous for being characterized by black sand of volcanic origin. This beach is particularly popular with locals.

To conclude, in the evening, as well as enjoying the streets of this town, you can stop for dinner at Restaurante Adeyu and enjoy a good pizza (average cost per person € 20,00).

In summary:

• Distance traveled: 15,7 km / 23 min by car
• Places visited: Playa de Giniginamar (free), Playa Negra de Tarajalejo (free)
• Daily shopping: about € 40,00 per person
• lunch at La Barraca (Get directions), dinner at Restaurante Adeyu (Get directions)

How much does a week cost in Fuerteventura

NB: The prices expressed in the table above are to be intended “per person”.

Fuerteventura offers many low cost possibilities, starting from accommodation to restaurants. Furthermore, being an island mainly characterized by beaches, there are not many attractions to visit, such as museums or art galleries. A tip we give you regarding transport, it is convenient to rent a car to get around the island of Fuerteventura in complete tranquility, with a cost of about € 100,00 for seven days!

• starting from € 90,00 –
• Hotel and b & b starting from € 50,00 per room –
• 3 hour dune buggy tour entrance ticket to Oasis Park cultural tour and tapas
• Total cost of a week, flight included: from € 620,00 per person

Before leaving: useful tips

• When to visit Fuerteventura: from June to October perfect weather, in general all year round temperatures are around 20 ° cn minimum of about 14 ° – find out more
• the airport is located on the east coast, 5 km from the capital Puerto del Rosario, with direct connections from Italy. From the airport to get around there are buses, taxis and car rental (recommended)
• there are solutions for all needs and budgets. The best areas are along the coast, we recommend Corralejo, Caleta de Fuste or Morro Jable
• Getting around: the island must be visited and discovered independently, so renting a car is ideal. Alternatively, there is no shortage of local buses and they are cheap, around € 4,00.
• Recommended cards and passes: there are no passes for the island, but you can find many offers regarding experiences and activities to do, such as the trekking tour in the north part, or the dolphin tours on the island of Lobos

Weather in Fuerteventura on August 14. Weather Forecast Fuerteventura

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Altitude – 283m | 28°21′36″N,14°3′0″W | Map (OSM)

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Fuerteventura Climate Normal August 14

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in the warm embrace of the passing summer

The unique climate of Spanish Tenerife has been surprising and attracting travelers for many years. It is incredibly clean, spring-like fresh. And even when all the seaside resorts are languishing in the heat and heat, Tenerife is doing well in August: in the hottest month of the year, it pleases with the morning coolness and does not allow the daytime sun to heat up the air too much.

Kidpassage will tell you about the peculiarities of the weather and recreation on the island at the end of summer and answer the question of whether it is worth coming here in August with children.

Holidays in Tenerife in August: the advantages and disadvantages of the trip

Amazingly beautiful landscapes, the majestic Mount Teide and bewitching beaches with dark sand – all these are just additional bonuses to your trip to the sunny Spanish island. Reviews about holidays in Tenerife in August are always positive: a warm ocean, no scorching heat and an incredible number of places you want to visit. Let’s add some more “for” in favor of the trip.

• The end of summer is the hottest time on the island, but there are no abnormally high temperatures here, usually it does not rise above +28 °C.
• Tenerife has a huge selection of attractions and excursion sites for travel lovers.
• Most fruits ripen in August, they are incredibly juicy, fragrant and tasty here. In addition to traditional watermelons, melons, oranges, bananas and mangoes, you can try unusual exotics.

There are practically no shortcomings of travel, except for increased tourist activity and the associated price increase. In addition, sometimes cold currents come into the ocean, and then it can be cool to swim, but it will be possible to visit the natural attractions of the island.

Weather in Tenerife in August

Interestingly, the end of summer on the island only opens the high season: the ocean warms up well only by the beginning of autumn. The weather in August – September is consistently warm, without sweltering heat, allowing you to take walks and excursions, alternating them with a beach holiday.

The weather in early August is usually not hot, but very sunny, with temperatures not exceeding +25 °С. At night it is cooler – up to +16 ° С, so for an evening walk it is worth putting on jeans and taking a light jacket or windbreaker with you.

The daily temperature in Tenerife in mid-August fluctuates between +23 °C to +28 °C, occasionally rising above +30 °C. Night coolness on the island is a common thing, so the temperature of about +16 ° C does not surprise anyone. However, it happens that at night the thermometers rise to +25 ° C, although this is rather an exception to the rule.

The weather in Tenerife at the end of August remains the same warm, with no significant downward trend in temperature. During the day it is from +20 °С to +26 °С, at night the thermometers do not fall below +15 °С.

Air and water temperature

Due to the unique climate of Tenerife, there is no sudden change of seasons, no critical cold snaps and no winter in the usual sense. The beach season is shifted to the end of summer – autumn, which ensures the influx of tourists to the island at this particular time.

Air temperature in Tenerife in August

The average daytime temperature in Tenerife in August is +25.7 °С, and at night it is about +19.7 °С, so both beach and sightseeing holidays will be comfortable. The weather at this time is so versatile that it can be difficult to choose between a beach or a guided tour.

Water temperature in Tenerife in August

The average water temperature in the Atlantic off the coast of Tenerife by the end of summer is +23.1 ° C and remains at the same level until November, so the beach season on the island lasts quite a long time.

Swimming in warm waves will be comfortable even for the smallest travelers, except for those days when cold currents come to the coast.

Precipitation

By local standards, August is a fairly rainy month, with about 83.5 mm of rainfall in late summer, the most of the year. However, only three days are rainy, so excess moisture will not spoil your plans, but will only slightly refresh the lush island vegetation.

Sunny, cloudy, overcast days

Tenerife has 12.7-13.5 hours of daylight in August. At the end of summer, the island enjoys the sun for 25 days (83% of their total). There are a little more than four days with variable cloudiness (13%), and only one day during the month is overcast (3% of the total number of days).

Beach holidays

Despite the fact that Tenerife is surrounded by the waters of the Atlantic, not every beach is suitable for a safe holiday. Do not forget about the strength of the ocean current and waves. Although this is remembered by those who took care of the improvement of the beaches. Usually, all places for recreation are equipped with powerful breakwaters or are located in bays in order to protect vacationers as much as possible.

Las Teresitas beach

The most beautiful, comfortable and clean beach, located near the capital of the island, is popular with vacationers for a reason. Parallel to the coastline, along its entire length, there is a large breakwater, ensuring the absence of waves. The entrance to the water is gentle, but the depth increases quickly. The sand on the beach is light yellow, imported, the resting place is located in the bay, surrounded by rocks.

The infrastructure is not very developed: on the beach you will find only a couple of bars and free parking. There are plenty of cafes and restaurants in the nearby small village. The road from here to the best observation deck will take no more than five minutes of driving up the serpentine.

Fanabe/Torviscas beach

This coast is considered the longest on the island – about a kilometer. In fact, this is one beach, divided into two parts, smoothly turning into each other. The sand near the coast is gray, the oceanic power is tamed by a breakwater. This place is quite crowded and suitable for any category of vacationers.

There are enough bars, restaurants, children’s water activities, souvenir shops, kiosks with local sweets and soft drinks. Shower, toilet, sun loungers and umbrellas are paid, there is free access to an open shower.

Excursion holidays in Tenerife

The main attraction of the island is its unique nature, captivating with its originality, lush vegetation and real Martian landscapes of volcanic landscapes. It is impossible to be bored on the island – here you can easily find something to your liking.

• Entertainment in Tenerife for children and adults

Teide Volcano

The majestic mountain crowned with a crater is visible from almost anywhere in Tenerife. No wonder the Teide volcano is considered the highest point in Spain. The unusual nature, the combination of solidified lava, molten rocks and incredible cypress forests make this place truly unique. In early August, the weather for such an excursion will definitely be comfortable.

You can choose an easy, but no less scenic option to climb the crater – a funicular ride on a cable car. The route from the foot of the volcano to its summit takes about 10 minutes. During this time, two funiculars with a capacity of 22 people overcome the path of 2 km, revealing all the beauties of the island.

Siam Park

The real pride of Tenerife, Siam Water Park, occupies 18.5 hectares and is the largest in Spain and Europe. Here you will find an incredible number of Thai-style buildings, the longest “slow river”, rides that made it into the record book, and artificial waves up to 3 m high, attracting experienced surfers here.

The founder of Siam Park was so passionate about Thai culture that, among other things, he even recreated the famous “Floating Market” here. The smallest visitors will be delighted with the mini-city of attractions built for them.

A ticket for a second visit to the park can be bought on the spot, then it will cost four times cheaper. In addition, you can save money if you purchase a Twin ticket to Siam and Loro Park.

The park is open throughout the year, and if the weather is very warm in mid-August, in winter both the artificial beach and the pools are heated to a comfortable temperature.

• Siam Park: description and photos

Loro Parque

Despite the fact that the name means “Parrot Park”, in fact, Tenerife invites you to a huge zoo of 13.5 hectares. This place is more like a subtropical garden, which has become home to more than 4 thousand individuals of various representatives of the parrot family and other animals collected from all over the globe.

The park hosts four shows featuring parrots, killer whales, dolphins and fur seals. In order to be in time for everything, use the map and move along the most profitable route, moving from one performance to another. Such a walk will be an excellent alternative to a beach holiday at the end of August. Expect to devote at least half a day to excursions.

• Loro Parque: park features, photos and opening hours

For visiting with children we also recommend:

• Eagles Park
• Dolphin show at Aqualand
• Auditorio de Tenerife
• Museum of Nature and Man
• Monkey Park

Holidays, events, festivals

The Canary Islands is a place where you will not leave a good mood, not only thanks to the sun and warm ocean. Holidays in Tenerife in August will not let you get bored, they will swirl in a whirlwind of hot dances, surprise with fireworks and definitely create an atmosphere of universal unceasing fun.

Fiesta de la Candelaria

At a time when the island did not yet belong to Spain, the locals once found a statue of the Virgin Mary carved from dark wood on the ocean shore. In honor of this event, every year on August 15, the islanders celebrate the Fiesta de la Candelaria. It begins the night before with a costumed procession to the coast and a performance. All night the gates of the church are not closed, so that those who wish can honor the Candelar Mother of God. During the festive day, theatrical performances, fairs and folk festivals take place on the streets. By tradition, guests and participants will enjoy an impressive evening fireworks display.

Romeria

Throughout the year, except for November and December, romerias take place on the island – festive processions in honor of one of the saints or the Virgin. So, in the middle of the month, the Canarians honor Saint Roch of Montpellier, who protected the city from a rampant plague in the 16th century. And on the last Saturday of August, locals thank St. Aurelius Augustine, who once saved an entire city that was left without water.

Traditional street festivities, wine tasting, free food, noise and fun are the essential attributes of these wonderfully atmospheric events. You will only have to join them to feel the local flavor and enjoy the holiday.

Prices for holidays in August

“Island of Eternal Spring” is not hot only in relation to the weather, but you can’t say the same about tourist activity. The end of summer is considered the beginning of the high season, and its peak occurs in the first autumn months, so the prices in Tenerife in August behave accordingly – sometimes going down, then going up depending on the calendar time of the year.

Price of tours

By the end of summer, tour operators are slightly reducing the cost of tours in order to increase it again by September. So, compared to July, the price of travel becomes 6% less, but by the beginning of autumn it grows again.

Airfare

Airfare prices are also dropping slightly. Compared to July, tour operators reduce the cost of flights by 4% and maintain this trend in September. However, this is more likely due to the end of the active vacation period than to a decrease in the tourist influx.

Accommodation

The average cost per person per night drops from 117 euros in July to 74 euros in August, a difference of 37%. If you want to save even more on your vacation, it is better to purchase package tours to reduce the total cost of accommodation.

Meals and transfers

The local cuisine is extremely diverse and is a mixture of Spanish, French, Portuguese and even North African. The geographic location also made a direct contribution to its formation, and therefore seafood in Tenerife is always fresh and tasty.

Be sure to try wild sea bream, large tuna, marlin, vieja — they are boiled or fried and served with various sauces. However, it should be noted that the prices for fish dishes are an order of magnitude higher than for meat ones.

Those with a sweet tooth should try fig jam, palm honey and the local frangoyo dessert, which is made by brewing flour, milk and eggs.

British and Norwegian breakfasts are popular here. The first includes eggs, bacon, juice, coffee, toast and jam, the second option complements salmon or smoked sausage, and it costs three times as much.

Transportation in Tenerife is well developed and is represented by buses, and in the capital – by trams. Getting anywhere on the island is not difficult if you know some of the nuances.

• Tickets are bought from the driver, and if you buy two ways, you will receive a discount.
• If you are afraid that you will not be able to explain at which stop you will need to get off, write its name and show it when entering the transport.
• Many streets on the island have one-way traffic, so buses in opposite directions can leave from the same stop. Pay attention to route names.

Tips for traveling with children

When planning a vacation, you should take into account all the factors so that both you and your baby are comfortable. But if you chose August for your trip to Tenerife, then you don’t have to worry – the weather will not bother you with heat, and the ocean will not upset you with storms. Long walks can be combined with a beach holiday and sightseeing.

Don’t forget to put some warm clothes in your suitcase for evening walks – the nights are cool at this time. But you shouldn’t refuse sunscreen either: ultraviolet combined with a light breeze can easily burn the baby’s delicate skin.

There is enough entertainment for children on the island, you will not be bored. On the contrary, you will have to plan your holiday program in such a way as to have time to visit as many interesting places as possible. Our selection of family entertainment in Tenerife can be found in this article.

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Опубликовано: January 27, 2023 в 1:35 pm

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Temperature ° C	+21 °	+21 °	+21 °	+22 °	+26 °	+28 °	6 м/с	5 м/с	5 м/с	6 м/с	6 м/с	6 м/с	6 m/s	6 m/s
pressure mm Hg

2022	26.3	0.5
2021	26.0	0.2
2020	26.7	0.9
2019	26.0	0.2
2018	25.7	-0.1
2017	26.8	1.0
2016	26.5	0.8
2015	26.1	0. 4
2014	26.2	0.4
2013	26.3	0.5
2012	26.6	0.8
2011	25.5	-0.3
2010	26.6	0.8
2009	26.4	0.6
2008	25.4	-0.4
2007	24.9	-0.9
2006	25.9	0.1
2005	25.3	-0.5
2004	27.8	2.0
2003	26.6	0.9
2002	24.6	-1.2
2001	25.8	0. 1
2000	25.4	-0.4
1999	26.7	1.0
1998	26.2	0.4
1997	25.2	-0.6
1996	25.7	-0.1
1995	26.1	0.3
1994	24.5	-1.2
1993	24.2	-1.5
1992	24.4	-1.4
1991	24.3	-1.5
1990	27.3	1.5
1989	26.2	0.4
1988	25.3	-0.5
1987	25.4	-0. 4
1986	25.3	-0.5
1985	25.8	0.0
1984	24.5	-1.3
1983	24.4	-1.4
1982	24.5	-1.3
1981	24.6	-1.2
1980	25.8	0.0
1979	24.3	-1.4
1978	24.4	-1.4
1977	23.6	-2.2
1976	27.2	1.4
1975	25.6	-0.1
1974	25.3	-0.5
1973	24.5	-1. 3
1972	23.9	-1.8
1971	24.0	-1.8
1970	25.2	-0.6
1969	24.4	-1.4
1968	24.7	-1.1
1967	25.4	-0.4
1966	25.6	-0.2
1965	25.1	-0.7
1964	24.6	-1.1
1963	24.2	-1.6
1962	25.8	0.0
1961	26.5	0.8
1960	24.6	-1.2
1959	24.7	-1. 1
1958	25.0	-0.8
1957	24.6	-1.2
1956	24.6	-1.1
1955	25.0	-0.8
1954	24.0	-1.8
1953	25.3	-0.5
1952	25.2	-0.6
1951	24.8	-1.0
1950	24.3	-1.5
1949	26.9	1.1
1948	24.4	-1.4
1947	24.7	-1.1
1946	24.2	-1.6
1945	23.4	-2. 4
1944	25.1	-0.6
1943	26.0	0.2
1942	24.8	-0.9
1941	25.4	-0.4
1940	27.2	1.4
1939	24.2	-1.5
1938	24.0	-1.8
1937	25.5	-0.3
1936	24.4	-1.3
1935	23.8	-1.9
1934	24.5	-1.3
1933	25.3	-0.5
1932	25.0	-0.8
1931	24.8	-1. 0

Notes

• Monthly average temperature is the mean of the daily high and low temperatures for the month
• “Normal” is based on the average for the years 1991–2020

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The main weather and climatic features of August 2012 in the Northern Hemisphere

Air temperature

In Russia, the first decade of August was still similar to the summer at least in the European territory (ETR) and Urals. Here, with the exception of the northern regions, the anomalies of the mean ten-day air temperature reached +4…+6º. In the Southern Federal District in the Volgograd, Rostov, Astrakhan regions, the Republic of Kalmykia, the thermometers rose above +40º, new daily temperature maxima were set. At the same time, in the north in the Nenets Autonomous Okrug, where the first frosts came, new temperature minimums were recorded. The first breath of autumn was felt by the inhabitants of the northern regions of Siberia and the Far East. nine0005

In the second and third decades, the weather in Russia was more like autumn than summer. And, although heat still prevailed in the Lower Volga and Kalmykia, the first frosts came to Central Russia and the Urals. In the Kostroma, Smolensk, Moscow, Sverdlovsk regions. at night the air temperature dropped to -1…-2º. As for Siberia and the Far East, it was colder than the norm almost everywhere, and the anomalies of the average monthly air temperature reached -2º in the second decade and -4º in the third. By the end of the month in Buryatia, the Trans-Baikal Territory, the Irkutsk Region. temperatures of -4…-6º were no longer a rarity. Autumn came here early. And only in the far east, on Sakhalin, Kamchatka and the Kuril Islands, it was still hot like in summer, the air temperature exceeded +25º, its new daily maximums were recorded. nine0005

As a result, over the month, positive anomalies of more than 2º formed only in the Southern, in the south of the Volga and south-west of the Urals federal districts, as well as in Kamchatka, the Kuriles and the Arctic islands. In the rest of the territory, the average air temperature was close to normal. It did not reach extreme values ​​in any of the federal districts. What can not be said about the summer as a whole. It became the second hottest in the history of regular meteorological observations in Russia, yielding only to the absolute record holder in the summer of 2010. The hottest this summer was in the Urals. In the Orenburg region and the Republic of Bashkortostan, in the Yamalo-Nenets and Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrugs, the anomalies of the average temperature for the season exceeded 3º, and in most of the country – 1-2º. nine0005

The average monthly temperature in East and Southeast Asia turned out to be close to normal, but still against a positive background. Only in certain regions of Mongolia, in western China and in Japan did the anomalies of the monthly average temperature reach +2º or more.

The temperature in India is near normal, but in contrast to China it is negative.

It was very hot in the Central Asian republics and Kazakhstan. The hot air from the Iranian highlands had a temperature above 40º. New daily temperature maximums were registered in Uralsk, Aralsk, Aktobe, Tashkent, Fergana, Samarkand, Chimkent and a number of other places. Average monthly temperature anomalies here reached +3…+5º. The whole summer became abnormally hot, especially in Western Kazakhstan. nine0005

The monthly average temperature is 2-3º above normal in most of the Near and Middle East. In Istanbul, the anomaly is +3.3º, Beirut – +3.0º, Kuwait – +3.5º, Mashhad (Iran) – +3.9º. The average summer temperature here is also 2-3º higher.

In Africa, hot weather along the Mediterranean coast (+2-3º anomalies in Egypt, Tunisia, Morocco, Algeria) was accompanied by relative coolness in the Sahel region. Here, south of the Sahara, the air temperature was close to normal or below it. In northern Africa, last summer was the second hottest on record. Only once in the distant 1931g. it was even hotter here in the summer.

It was hot in Europe. In Spain, the air temperature reached 45º, in France, Greece, Moldova and the Balkans – 40º. New daily temperature maximums were registered in Eastern Europe. A red level of medical danger has been declared in a number of cities in Italy. The authorities handed out free bottles of water to all passers-by and suggested not to go outside from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. if possible. Tours have been canceled for the time being. In Belgium, France, Spain, Austria, in the south of Germany, in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Italy and in all the Balkan countries, in Ukraine, the anomalies of the monthly average air temperature exceeded 2-3º. The past August and summer as a whole are the fourth hottest in the ranking with 1891g But still, both in terms of the duration of the hot weather and in terms of the temperature itself, this summer cannot be compared with the “killer” one, as it was called in the summer of 2003. It was much hotter then.

In Canada, August and the whole summer of this year will go down in history as one of the hottest. August received the second rank among the warmest. In the provinces of Quebec and Newfoundland, the average monthly temperature anomalies are +2º and more. In Toronto – +2.3º, Montreal – 3.0º, Gander Airport in Newfoundland – 2.4º. Summer was the hottest in the history of the country. In the Labrador Peninsula, its average temperature is 3º above normal, and in most of the country – 2º. nine0005

In the US, August has somewhat brought down the July heat. The average temperature in the country is only in the 2nd ten among the highest values. It was noticeably warmer than usual in August only in the west in Utah, Nevada, Arizona, Idaho, and also in the northeast in New England. Here the anomalies are +2-3º. In the rest of the country, the temperature was close to normal, and in the southeast in the states of Florida, Georgia, Alabama it was even colder than usual.

The average summer temperature in the Arctic repeated the record high of 2007 and 2011. On the islands of the Kara Sea and in Greenland, the summer was 2-3º warmer than usual. According to the WMO, the area of ​​ice cover in the Arctic Ocean has fallen to a minimum. Usually the minimum occurs in mid-September. Thus, the absolute minimum of ice cover was registered on September 18, 2007. Now, on August 26, the area of ​​ice in the Arctic turned out to be even smaller and it can be assumed that it will decrease even more until mid-September. Over the past 30 years, the area of ​​ice in the Arctic has decreased by 13%. Scientists express opinions that already in this decade there will be no ice on the Arctic shelf during the warm period of the year. nine0005

In Moscow, the average air temperature in August was +17. 7º, anomaly +1.3º. Last summer in the capital was much colder than in the previous two years.

Ocean surface temperature

The average Pacific surface temperature in the Northern Hemisphere is normal. As in the previous month, the warm Kuroshio Current looks weakened, it has negative SST anomalies, and the cold Canary Current looks intensified (anomalies up to -1º and more). In the equatorial latitudes of the ocean, a slow drift towards El Niño continues. Positive SST anomalies along the equator, however, are still small. nine0005

In the Atlantic Ocean, the area-average SST anomaly increased significantly. Now the ocean as a whole is warmer than the norm by 0.5º. Particularly large SST anomalies occur in the middle reaches of the Gulf Stream (up to +2º and more), off the southeastern coast of Greenland (anomalies up to +2º and more) and in the northwest of the ocean along the coast of Labrador, in the Baffin Sea and in the Davis Strait ( anomalies up to +1º and more).

Abnormally warm water can be traced along the entire Northern Sea Route. In some places, the water temperature here is above the norm by 1º, and in the Chukchi Sea even by 2º. nine0005

Water temperatures are significantly above normal in the Baltic and Black Seas, in the east of the Mediterranean Sea and in the Red Sea.

Precipitation

ETR was rich in precipitation in August. There are almost no areas where rainfall is less than normal. In most of the territory, they turned out to be more than the norm. The Central and Western regions of the Volga Federal Districts were especially successful in this, where the amount of precipitation exceeded the norm by 2-3 times (Ivanovo, Vladimir, Lipetsk, Penza, Voronezh, Nizhny Novgorod regions). The main contribution to the treasury of precipitation fell on the third decade of August. In the Northwestern Federal District, an abundance of rains took place in the north of the Arkhangelsk region, and here they went along with wet snow. Heavy downpours at the end of the month fell on St. Petersburg, where the amount of precipitation for the month approached two norms. In the south of the ETR, more than 2 norms of rain fell in the Rostov Region, Kalmykia, and the Krasnodar Territory. nine0005

Beyond the Urals, a lot of precipitation fell on the southern regions of Siberia. Here they are about the norm and more. Rains flooded most of the Far Eastern Federal District. Precipitation norms were exceeded in Yakutia, Magadan Region, Chukotka, Khabarovsk Territory.

Heavy rains were in China, Korea, Japan. In the south of Japan and Korea, up to 80-150 mm of precipitation fell per day. In places, the norms here are exceeded by 2.0-2.5 times. A catastrophic situation has developed in China. Rains at the end of the month literally flooded the Sichuan province in the central part of the country. There was a break in the dam at the power plant. As a result, there was a flood, which Chinese meteorologists estimate as the strongest in the last 50 years. Heavy rains have passed in the Philippines. In Manila, for two days on August 6 and 7, a monthly rainfall fell. As a result, a significant part of the capital was under water. 60 people became victims of the flood

The summer monsoon in India is weak this year. Much of the country receives less than normal rainfall. Only in the north and in neighboring Pakistan did heavy rains cause floods and massive landslides that led to deaths.

In Central Asia, the Near and Middle East was mostly dry.

In Africa, the rains continue to fall heavily in the Sahel region. Here precipitation is about the norm. The rest of the area is dry.

The heat in Southern Europe was accompanied by very dry weather. Precipitation here is much less than the norm almost everywhere. In a number of countries: Spain, Portugal, in the Balkans there are areas where not a drop of rain has fallen in a month. This led to significant fires. Having experienced the driest winter in the last 70 years, Spain did not wait for the heavenly moisture in the summer. Fires raged throughout the country, but especially in the south, as well as in the Canary Islands. Tourists who were vacationing in the famous resorts of Marbella and Tenerife underwent an urgent evacuation. In Portugal, the fire came to the suburbs of Lisbon. In Greece, it surrounded Athens, which caused an emergency evacuation of children who were resting in summer camps. In Croatia, fires have blocked the main road along the Adriatic coast. Only in the north of Germany and Poland, partly in Scandinavia and Great Britain the precipitation this month turned out to be normal. nine0005

In North America, the rains were sufficient in most of Canada, and only in the west in the province of British Columbia were they less than normal. In the state capital Vancouver – less than 10%. In the United States, the average rainfall in the Midwest and Southeast of the country. Especially a lot of them were on the coast of the Gulf of Mexico, which is to blame for the tropical hurricane Isaac. In New Orleans, the norm of precipitation was exceeded by 3 times. The rest of the country is still dry, which has led to major wildfires, especially in Oklahoma, Arkansas, Nebraska and Colorado. nine0005

85.0 mm of rain fell in Moscow or 110% of the norm. In general, during the summer, precipitation in the capital also turned out to be about the norm.

Atmospheric circulation

In the upper stratosphere at the AT-10 level, the anticyclone located above the pole had a geopotential below the norm by 15-20 dm during the whole month. In the last five days of August, the restructuring of the circulation to the winter regime began, which ended by September 1 with the formation of a circumpolar vortex. nine0005

In the equatorial stratosphere, the easterly phase of the quasi-biennial winds persisted in August.

The geopotential field averaged over a month in the middle troposphere (at the AT-500 level) had a number of features. An increased geopotential was noted everywhere from Europe to Western Siberia, while the largest geopotential anomalies were over Italy (+7 ladies) and over the south of the Urals (+8 ladies). The most intense tropospheric ridges existed here in the first and second decades of the month. The tropospheric ridge directed from the Atlantic to Greenland also remained intense throughout the month, where the geopotential anomalies, as in July, were +9ladies. Over North America, the geopotential was increased in the west mainly in the first two decades of August (anomalies +4 dams).

The position and intensity of the near-polar cyclonic vortex corresponded to the norm, however, active cyclonic activity was associated with deep troughs located above the Kara Sea (anomalies -8 ladies), Yakutia (anomalies -7 ladies) and the East Siberian Sea (anomalies -6 ladies) . Most of all, in the middle troposphere, the geopotential was lowered over the northeast of the Atlantic (anomalies -11 dams), especially low values ​​were noted here in the second decade. Areas with low geopotential (-3…-4 dm) were also located in the east of the USA and in the subtropical latitudes of the Pacific Ocean. nine0005

The planetary high-altitude frontal zone (PVFZ) deviated from the climatic position everywhere. Its greatest deviations to the south were noted in the northeast of the Atlantic (up to 10º) and over Yakutia (up to 7º), and to the north – in the northwest of the Atlantic and in the Bering Sea (up to 6º).

The index of zonal circulation in the hemisphere as a whole was close to normal, but in high latitudes of ESR II, zonal transport was significantly (65%) more intense than usual, and in temperate latitudes of the same region – 31% lower. The meridional circulation in the hemisphere as a whole was slightly (by 8%) higher than normal. The most intensive meridional air exchange was observed in the middle latitudes of ESR I (+23%) and in high latitudes of ESR III (+19%).

The surface pressure field averaged over a month also had a number of features. In the Atlantic CDA pair, the Icelandic low was shifted to the southeast towards the British Isles (pressure anomalies -8 hPa). The deepest cyclones were formed here in the second decade of the month, when the average ten-day pressure was 986 hPa. On the one hand, rainy weather was associated with these cyclones in Great Britain, in the south of Scandinavia and on the coast of the north of the ETR, on the other hand, deep North Atlantic cyclones often combined with southern troughs, contributing to the establishment of meridional circulation and, accordingly, the removal of hot tropical air from Africa to European countries. As a result, August was hot in Europe, especially in the south and southeast. The Azores High thus turned out to be somewhat weakened on the northern periphery. nine0005

Pressure anomalies over the center and south of EPR in August were negative (-3 hPa), and over the north of ETR and Scandinavia – positive (+3 hPa). The weather during the month in EPR was non-uniform: the high-pressure ridges that formed here were destroyed by the exits of active southern cyclones, which were most frequent and abundant in the third ten-day period of the month. Spotting in the distribution field of precipitation anomalies was also characteristic of such processes. The reason for the high air temperatures, especially in the southern regions, was the absence of advection of cold air masses. nine0005

An extensive zone of negative pressure anomalies occupied the north of the eastern half of Russia: the areas of active cyclogenesis were the East Siberian Sea (anomalies -9 hPa), the Kara Sea and Yakutia (anomalies -6 hPa).

In Southeast Asia, the active monsoon continued to produce heavy rainfall in southern China and Thailand. Fronts remained sharpened in subtropical latitudes and heavy rains associated with them in central and northeastern China, in Mongolia, Korea, and Transbaikalia.

Indian monsoon remained weak. In August, rainfall was below normal everywhere. In general, since the beginning of the season in India, there has been a significant deficit of precipitation, especially in its western half.

The Hawaiian anticyclone dominated in the Pacific pair of CDA. The intense ridge propagated to the northwest Pacific Ocean (+6 hPa anomalies) and further to the Sea of ​​Japan (+5 hPa anomalies). Accordingly, the weather in the south of Kamchatka, in Primorye and in Japan was drier and warmer than usual. nine0005

On the North American continent, the Pacific cyclones moved to the far north, so in some parts of Canada, the amount of precipitation in some places exceeded the monthly norm. Negative pressure anomalies were noted throughout the country: from -1 hPa in the west to -3 hPa in the east. In the United States, the amount of precipitation significantly exceeded the norm only in the south. Heavy rains here were associated with tropical troughs over the Gulf of Mexico, as well as the release of Hurricane Isaac at the very end of the month, which brought a huge amount of rainfall. The continued advection of air masses from the southwestern regions of the continent contributed to the persistence of large positive temperature anomalies in North America. The largest anomalies were observed in northern Canada and the western United States. nine0005

Positive pressure anomalies (+5 hPa) prevailed over Mexico, which contributed to the warming of the land and anomalously high temperatures. Significant precipitation here fell only on the west coast in the zone of the ITC (intratropical convergence zone).

In the tropical zone of the northern hemisphere, 16 tropical cyclones formed in July (normal 12.2).

The most active was the cyclogenesis in the Atlantic, where 8 cyclones appeared at a norm of 3.1. The land was affected by three cyclones. Tropical cyclone Ernesto, which originated in the center of the Atlantic at the very beginning of the month, approached the Yucatan Peninsula a week later in the hurricane stage with winds of 40 m/s and passed along the coast of Campeche Bay, maintaining a storm wind of 20 m/s. The cyclone brought heavy rainfall that led to flooding in parts of Mexico. In the middle of the month, Tropical Storm Helen, which originated off the coast of Mexico, immediately made landfall with heavy rains. nine0005

Tropical cyclone Isaac was the most destructive. The countries and islands of the Caribbean region (Haiti, Dominican Republic, Cuba) were first affected by the cyclone, where strong winds and rains caused significant destruction and death of more than 30 people. After leaving the Gulf of Mexico and approaching the coast of Louisiana on August 29, the cyclone intensified to the stage of a category 1 hurricane (wind speed 35 m/s, gusts up to 40 m/s). On the evening of August 29 (local time), “Isaac” went to the coast of Louisiana, 90 km east of New Orleans. When approaching land, the hurricane slowed down, so the coastal areas were under the influence of heavy rains for 2-3 days. New Orleans received the most precipitation (500 mm). The height of the storm wave was about 3.5 m, the rise in the water level in the rivers reached 3 m in some places. In some areas, the rivers overflowed their banks, causing severe floods. When the cyclone moved deep into the continent, there were cases of tornadoes. The measures taken made it possible to avoid large human casualties, but the material damage from the disaster is enormous. nine0005

Five cyclones formed in the Pacific Northwest at a norm of 5.2. Four cyclones that reached the typhoon stage made landfall, bringing heavy rains there. Tropical cyclones continued to attack the coast of China. According to the Chinese meteorological service, the number of cyclones that have made landfall this season has already exceeded the norm by 1.5 times. In August, typhoons Haiku and Kai-Tak came to China.

The most powerful cyclone in August was Typhoon Bolavin, which on August 27-28 passed through Okinawa with a maximum wind speed of 50 m/s, and then near the Korean Peninsula with hurricane winds up to 40 m/s. A huge amount of precipitation fell everywhere (in South Korea – up to 306 mm / day). The cyclone made landfall in North Korea as a severe tropical storm (wind speed 28 m/s), and on 29In August, the ex-typhoon began to influence the Russian Far East (Primorye and the south of the Khabarovsk Territory), where winds up to 30 m/s and heavy rains were noted.

Majorca, Spain – August Weather

What’s the weather like in Majorca in August

August is one of the most popular and hottest times of the year to visit Majorca, Balearic Islands when the temperatures are scorching and sunshine is a sure thing.

During this month, the average temperature starts off at 25°C at the beginning of August and very slowly drops until it reaches 23-24°C by the end of the month, making it a great time to hit the beach during your holiday. If you’re still looking for somewhere even warmer, Dubai is a great place to soak up the summer sun, with highs reaching almost 40°C in August.

Temperatures

At this time of the year, the daily highs stick around the 30°C mark, dropping below 26°C or exceeding 34°C only one day out of every 10.

Equally, the daily lows for August change very little, staying around 19°C and dropping below 15°C or rising above 22°C only one day in 10.

Throughout August, the daily high temperatures gradually fall, which means that the coldest days of the month tend to be at the end 29 to 31 with the warmest days towards the start 1 to 3.

The hottest temperature ever recorded in August in Majorca is a scorching 41°C, with the coldest temperature ever recorded a cool 11°C. When you compare these temperatures to the average for the month 25°C it’s clear to see that they are the extremes and certainly not the norm.

Rain 

Thanks to the almost non-existent rainfall Majorca receives only 16mm of rainfall divided between four days in August you won’t need to pack your umbrella for your holiday. If you are unlucky enough to experience some type of precipitation during your visit, it’s most likely to be thunderstorms, followed by moderate rain, drizzle, and light rain. As you’d expect, heavy rain and snow are exceptionally unlikely at this time of year, so you can leave your warm and waterproof clothing at home.

The chance of rain steadily increases as the month progresses, beginning at 12% on August 1, before rising to 15% by August 11, 18% on August 21, and 21% on August 31. You’re most likely to experience thunderstorms, drizzle, and light rain on August 31 and moderate rain on August 29, so play it safe and book your holiday for the first couple of weeks of the month.

Visibility

In a similar fashion, the cloud coverage also increases as the month goes on, starting at 23% on August 1 and ending at 29% on August 31.

In comparison to the rest of the year, August is a very clear month, so you can still expect plenty of clear skies and sunbathing opportunities. In 2013, the longest clear spell of the year took place between August 28 and September 12 that’s 16 consecutive days that were clearer, rather than cloudy.

Averages Sea Temperature and Sunshine Hours

The sea is beautifully warm in Majorca in August. At 26°C, August enjoys the highest average sea temperature of the year, so take full advantage and hit the ocean. Due to the high humidity, which ranges from 47% to 94% throughout the month, you’ll need a refreshing swim or two.

Decreasing from the previous month, August experiences an average of 12 hours of sunshine each day, providing you with plenty of opportunities to work on your tan.

Majorca Hotels in August

h20 Punta Negra Boutique Hotel

h20 Punta Negra Boutique Hotel offers guests direct access to two beautiful coves for perfect swimming and snorkeling experiences. The hotel grounds are stunning, surrounded by pine trees and sea views. There are two adult pools and one children’s pool with sun-lounger and towel service. Head out for a golf day arranged by the hotel, or enjoy the pampering treatments available at the on-site spa and beauty center.

Hipotels Aparthotel Cala Millor Park

Hipotels Aparthotel Cala Millor Park is one of the best four-star hotels in Cala Millor. Just a short walk away from the beach, this hotel features many amenities and services, including an all-inclusive option, restaurant, bars, solarium, swimming pools, free WiFi, spa, sports facilities, and entertainment.

Hoposa Daina Hotel

When it comes to holiday accommodation in Majorca, it doesn’t get much better than the Hoposa Daina Hotel in Puerto de Pollensa. There are many facilities for guests to enjoy, including a restaurant, lounge bar, swimming pool, free WiFi, 24-hour reception, car rental, excursion booking, fitness room, and cycling facilities.

Maristel Hotel

Families and couples looking for accommodation during their holiday in Majorca should consider staying at the Maristel Hotel in Estellenchs. Here you’ll find a great selection of rooms to choose from as well as many amenities, such as a spa, swimming pool, Jacuzzi, outdoor water beds and WiFi. There are plenty of outdoor activities available in the area, including hiking and cycling.

Holiday Park Apartments

Holiday Park Apartments in Santa Ponsa is another popular choice when it comes to accommodation in Majorca. This self-catering hotel is ideally located, just a short distance away from the beach and many shops, bars, and restaurants. There is a handful of facilities available, such as swimming pools, pool bar, and sun deck.

Playa del Moro

Playa del Moro is one of the most popular hotels in Cala Millor. Overlooking the beach, this hotel offers a number of standard rooms and junior suites and well as a vast array of facilities, such as a swimming pool, sun terrace, buffet restaurant, bicycle hire, evening entertainment, and health and beauty treatments.

Majorca Beach for August

Cala Millor

The beach at Cala Millor is a great place to spend the day. Regarded as one of the best beaches on the east coast of Majorca, this bay stretches on for 1.5km and is lined by a promenade filled with shops, cafes, bars, and restaurants. Facilities here include sunbeds, parasols, pedaloes, toilets, and lifeguards. Boat trips are also available from several jetties along the beach.

Cala San Vicente

Cala San Vicente also offers a small sandy bay popular with families with small children. Here you’ll find soft white sand and gentle clear waters, creating the ideal conditions for swimming and snorkeling. Due to its small size, facilities are limited to sun loungers, parasols, and pedalo hire.

Bars and Restaurants

Ca’n BoQueta

Ca’n BoQueta is one of the most popular restaurants in Soller. Many people travel to this eatery to try the affordable five-course tasting menu. This is made up of a selection of the restaurant’s best dishes, including seafood, cured meats, and vegetarian options. Ca’n BoQueta can get very busy during the summer months, so it’s highly recommended that you book a table at least one week in advance to avoid disappointment.  

Como En Casa

Como En Casa in Alcudia is one of the best places to go for local Majorcan cuisine. Here you’ll find a large menu packed with Mediterranean comfort food, such as meat and fish-based dishes, pizzas, and tapas. There is also a fantastic selection of local wines available to accompany each dish.

Chaplin’s Bar

Chaplin’s Bar situated in the middle of the Magaluf strip is a fantastic bar to visit if you’re looking for a lively atmosphere. Open from 10 pm until 6 am, this bar is known for its party games held before midnight and top dance, party, RnB, and old skool tunes played by the resident DJs from midnight until closing.

El Garito Cafe

If you want something a bit more chilled out, visit El Garito Café in Palma. Here you can listen to fusion Jazz, pure Jazz, and the latest electronic music in the early evening when the bar has a chill-out atmosphere. As the night moves on, the dance tunes become more frequent, enticing people to the dance floor until closing time at 4 am.

Things to do in Majorca in August

Katmandu Park

If you’re holidaying with children, a visit to Katmandu Park in Magaluf is an absolute must. This interactive theme park is divided into themed sections, each one offering a different experience. Here you can have a go at crazy golf, explore an abandoned mental hospital through a 5D horror film ride, play a laser shooting game, test yourself against some optical illusions and go on a 4D ride. There is a great choice of restaurants and snack bars throughout the park, so you’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to lunch.

The Caves of Arta

The Caves of Arta situated in Arta is another popular attraction in Majorca and is a great place to visit, whatever the weather. You can choose to explore the caves at your own pace or join a tour led by a qualified guide who will tell you all about the caves and answer any questions you may have. Photography is unrestricted, so you can take as many pictures of the stone stairs, columns, and bizarre formations as you wish.

Music Events

Nikki Beach

Music lovers won’t want to miss the events held at Nikki Beach each year, an incredible opportunity to experience all that the hedonistic Ibiza scene stands for without leaving Majorca. Locals and tourists alike flock to the popular beach club to listen to the resident and guest DJs from Ibiza spin the decks and raise the roof as they dance well into the early hours.

Majorca Festivals

La Patrona Festival

This battle forms part of the La Patrona Festival which is held at the beginning of August every year. Jam-packed with activities and events, this festival is one of the most popular in Majorca and incorporates musical concerts, children’s entertainment, sporting exhibitions, demonstrations, various markets, and all-night parties.

Can Picafort Correfoc

If you want to experience an authentic Majorcan festival, head on over to Alcudia for the Can Picafort Correfoc. One of the liveliest, most dangerous, and exciting festivals on the island, Can Picafort Correfoc takes place around the first Sunday of the month. The festival features a procession of locals dressed as devils and demons. These scary creatures let off a plethora of fireworks and breathe flames until they arrive in the town center for a grand finale-style firework display and traditional dancing. Protective clothing i.e. long sleeves and a hood or hat is essential and taking children along is certainly not recommended.

Feast of the Assumption

August 15^th marks the Feast of the Assumption a public holiday in Majorca. The locals consider this festival to be of huge importance and celebrate with parades, carnivals, traditional dancing and music concerts which take place all over the island. Just like the battle re-enactment, the Feast of the Assumption is a great chance to mix with the locals and learn more about their culture. Don’t forget since this event is a public holiday, almost all banks, shops, supermarkets, and services will be closed all day.

August Weather in Mallorca, Spain – 2023 – Winter Sun Expert

Mallorca is the largest island in the Balearic Islands, which are part of Spain and located in the Mediterranean. The capital of the island, Palma, is also the capital of the autonomous community of the Balearic Islands. Like the other Balearic Islands of Menorca, Ibiza, and Formentera, the island is an extremely popular holiday destination, particularly for tourists from Germany and the United Kingdom.

Mallorca is the second most populated island of Spain (after Tenerife in the Canary Islands).  The island has two mountainous regions, the Serra de Tramuntana and Serres de Llevant. Each one is about 70 km (44 Miles) in length and occupies the northwestern and eastern parts of the island respectively.

Since the 1950s, Mallorca has become a major tourist destination, and the tourism business has become the main source of revenue for the island. With thousands of rooms available Mallorca’s economy is largely dependent on its tourism industry. Snowbirds are attracted by a large number of beaches, warm weather, and high-quality tourist amenities.

Weather August 2023 in Mallorca Spain:

Generally, August in Mallorca will be quite hot, with an average temperature of around 91°F / 33°C. But due to the very dry air, it can feel somewhat uncomfortable for some people. You can expect around 2 rainy days, with on average 0.3 inches / 8 mm of rain during the month of August.

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Contents

• 1 August weather in Mallorca Spain
• 2 August weather in Mallorca Spain in more detail
  • 2.1 – What will the temperature be in Mallorca in August
  • 2.2 – Can you expect rain in August in Mallorca?
  • 2.3 – What will the water temperature be in Mallorca for August
  • 2.4 – Can you expect in August a lot of sunny days in Mallorca
  • 2.5 – Will it be comfortable in August in Mallorca?
• 3 What to do in Mallorca Spain in August
• 4 Is it humid in Mallorca Spain in August?
• 5 Is August a good time to go to Mallorca Spain?
• 6 Does it rain all day in Mallorca Spain in August?
• 7 Is August the rainiest month in Mallorca Spain?
• 8 Is August the most sunniest month in Mallorca Spain?
• 9 More information about Mallorca Spain
• 10 Weather in Mallorca Spain in other months
• 11 What to do in Mallorca Spain for each month

August weather in Mallorca Spain

To get a good overview of the type of weather you can expect in August in Mallorca, we will look at the day and night temperature, minimum and maximum water temperature, and if August is comfortable or humid

Generally, August in Mallorca will be quite hot. Historical data shows that you can expect an average temperature of around 91°F / 33°C. But due to the very dry air, it can feel somewhat uncomfortable for some people. During the night, it will cool down to around 69°F / 21°C.

Mallorca does not have a lot of rainy days in August. You can expect around 2 rainy days, with on average 0.3 inches / 8 mm of rain during the whole month.

The forecast for August 2023 is based on historical data and are averages. They will give a good indication what you can expect, but the daily temperature and rain will fluctuate during the month.

August weather in Mallorca Spain in more detail

To get a better feeling for the type of weather, you can expect in August in Mallorca, we will look at the temperature, rain, wind, humidity, water temperature, and sun and clouds

– What will the temperature be in Mallorca in August

Generally, you can expect in August an average temperature of 91°F / 33°C during the day and an average of 69°F / 21°C during the night. In August, during the warmest part of the afternoon, the temperature can often get as high as 98°F / 37°C, and at the end of the night, it can get as low as 62°F / 17°C.

When looking at the whole year, January and February are the coldest months, with an average temperature of around 59°F / 15°C. August is the hottest month, with an average temperature of around 91°F / 33°C. When comparing August with the temperature in the month before and after, this is almost equal to July, which sees an average maximum temperature of around 89°F / 32°C. And slightly more than September, which sees an average maximum temperature of around 82°F / 28°C.

Day and night temperature variation for Mallorca during the year.Day and night temperature variation for Mallorca during the year.

But average temperatures only tell half of the story. It is also good to check the maximum and minimum temperatures. When looking at the whole year, July and August are the hottest months, with a temperature of around 98°F / 37°C. January is the coldest month, with a temperature of around 66°F / 19°C. When comparing August with the temperature in the month before and after, this is equal to July, which sees an average maximum temperature of around 98°F / 37°C. And slightly more than September, which sees an average maximum temperature of around 91°F / 33°C.

In the following graph, you can see how many cold and hot days you can expect in Mallorca each month:

Day and night temperature variation for Mallorca during the year.Day and night temperature variation for Mallorca during the year.

– Can you expect rain in August in Mallorca?

Generally, you can expect about 2 rain days in August, with on average 0.3 inches / 8 mm of rain.

When looking at the whole year, July is the dryest month, with an average rainfall of around 0.1 inches / 3 mmmm. November is the wettest month, with an average rainfall of around 2 inches / 52 mmmm. When comparing August with the month before and after, this is slightly more than July, which sees around 0. 1 inches / 3 mm of rain. And a lot less than September, which sees around 1.1 inches / 29 mm of rain

Rain days for Mallorca during the year.Rain days for Mallorca during the year.

If we look at the number of days with rain, July is the month with the least amount of rain days with an average of between 1 and 2 days. November is the month with the most rain days with around 9 days. When comparing August with the month before and after, this is almost equal to July, which sees an average of between 1 and 2 days of rain. And slightly less than September, which sees an average of between 6 and 7 days of rain

– What will the water temperature be in Mallorca for August

You can expect in August, the water temperature for Mallorca to be between 80°F / 27°C and 77°F / 25°C.

To compare the water temperature we will use the maximum water temperature. You can expect this temperature on a more sunny day, close to the shore, when the wind does not mix the relatively warmer and colder water.

August has the highest water temperature, with around 80°F / 27°C. February has the lowest water temperature, with around 59°F / 15°C. When comparing the water temperature from August with the month before and after, August has a water temperature almost equal to July, with a water temperature of around 80°F / 27°C. And almost equal to the water temperature from September, that is around 80°F / 27°C.

Water temperature for Mallorca during the year.Water temperature for Mallorca during the year.

– Can you expect in August a lot of sunny days in Mallorca

Generally, you can expect around 17 sunny days in August and around 13 partly sunny days. The remaining days will be cloudy.

When looking at the whole year, July is the month with the highest number of sunny days, with around 18 sunny days. February is the month with the lowest number of sunny days, with around 6 sunny days. When comparing August with the number of sunny days in the month before and after, it is almost equal to July, with around 18 sunny days. And more than September, with around 11 sunny days

The number of sunny, partly sunny, and cloudy days for MallorcaThe number of sunny, partly sunny, and cloudy days for Mallorca

We have looked at the sunny days in Mallorca. Let’s also look at the cloudy or overcast days. January is the month with the highest number of cloudy days, with around 10 cloudy days. July is the month with the lowest number of cloudy days, with an average of between 0 and 1 cloudy days. When comparing August with the number of cloudy days in the month before and after, it is almost equal to July, with an average of between 0 and 1 cloudy days. And almost equal to September, with around 2 cloudy days

– Will it be comfortable in August in Mallorca?

Generally, August in Mallorca will have very dry air, and can feel somewhat uncomfortable for some people. But will be fine for most..

We use the humidity and temperature in Mallorca to calculate the Wintersun Expert Comfort level for each month. The lower the Wintersun Expert Comfort level, the more comfortable it will be. Only for certain people, extremely dry air can feel slightly uncomfortable.

When looking at the whole year, January has the lowest humidity, with a Wintersun Expert comfort level of “comfortable” (very dry air). July has the highest humidity, with a Wintersun Expert comfort level of “comfortable” (very dry air). When comparing August with the month before and after, this is almost equal to July, which has a Wintersun Comfort level of “very comfortable” (dry air). And almost equal to September, which has a Wintersun Comfort level of “comfortable” (very dry air)

Wintersun Expert Humidity / Comfort level for MallorcaWintersun Expert Humidity / Comfort level for Mallorca

What to do in Mallorca Spain in August

Mallorca has notable places that are worthwhile visiting:

• Architectural landmarks: like Monestir de Lluc, Catedral de Mallorca, Palau de l’Almudaina,
• Archeological sites/ruins: Casa Robert Graves, Pol·lèntia (the fascinating ruins of the Roman town of Pol·lèntia).
• The Beaches: There are 262 beaches on Mallorca with a total length of 50 km (31 Miles). Some of these include Cala Agulla, Portals Vells, Playa de Formentor, Cala Santanyi, Cala Estellencs, Cala Tuents.
• Nature & Parks: Parc Natural de S’Albufera and Sculpture Park.
• Cultural landscape: The Cultural Landscape of the Serra de Tramuntana was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2011.
• Museum: Majorca Museum, Museu del Calçat i la Pell’, Es Baluard museum of modern and contemporary art as well as Royal Palace La Almudaina.
• Golf: Snowbird golf lovers will be delighted to know that Mallorca has 23 top-quality golf courses. These include Son Gual, Golf de Andratx, Camp de Mar. Other beautiful courses with spectacular Mediterranean views include Alcanada, Capdepera, Canyamel, and Vall d’Or. The Arabella Golf resort offers the three 18-hole courses of Son Muntaner, Son Quint, and Son Vida.
• Tennis: Snowbird tennis lovers can head to the Guillermo Vilas Tennis Academy in Palmanova or Tennis Mallorca in Magaluf to polish up their game.

Is it humid in Mallorca Spain in August?

A lot of people ask interested in the humidity or relative humidity for Mallorca Spain in August. But the real question they want to ask is not about humidity but the amount of moisture in the air. Or better, about comfort. Will it be comfortable in August in Mallorca, or will high humidity make it uncomfortable.

To answer this question, we have to look at the dew point. Relative humidity can change a lot in Mallorca during the day and night, as it changes when the amount of moisture changes and, but also when the temperature changes. It is a lot less reliable for comfort. Where the dew point only varies with the amount of moisture in the air.

Looking at the dew point, we can see that for the month of August, you can expect that Mallorca will have very dry air, and can feel somewhat uncomfortable for some people. But will be fine for most..

January is the month with the most comfort. It will have very dry air, and can feel somewhat uncomfortable for some people. But will be fine for most.. July is the most uncomfortable month. It will have dry air, and will feel very comfortable. In the graph, you can see that there is some difference between the most comfortable and most uncomfortable months

Humidity level for MallorcaHumidity level for Mallorca

Is August a good time to go to Mallorca Spain?

Trying to answer the question of whether August is a good time to go to Mallorca is not as easy as it first seems. Some people like colder weather, and others prefer a warmer climate. Some are fine with some humidity, and others are not. If your location has air conditioning, the night temperature is less important.

These are some examples. I will try to answer the question with a more generic person in mind. The more detailed information in this article should be enough to check further if this applies to you as well.

If we look at the average temperature for Mallorca in August, we can see that it will be too hot for a lot of visitors. In August, you can expect it to be quite hot, with an average temperature of around 91°F / 33°C. But due to the very dry air, it can feel somewhat uncomfortable for some people. During the night, it will be around 69°F / 21°C.

As the number of overcast days is not high, you can enjoy the sun with around 17 sunny days and 13 partly sunny days.

The last aspect we will look at is rain. You can expect around 2 rainy days, with on average 0.3 inches / 8 mm of rain during August. If it were more than five days, the location would be slightly less attractive for a shorter stay.

We have looked at the average day temperature, the night temperature, humidity, the number of overcast days, and the rain. We think that August in Mallorca Spain is not the most optimal destination. But that doesn’t mean it is not a good time for you to go. As said before, each visitor has their own preferences when it comes to the weather.

Does it rain all day in Mallorca Spain in August?

In Mallorca, it does not rain all day in August. You can expect around 2 rainy days, with on average 0.3 inches / 8 mm of rain during the month.

Another way of looking at the rain is the number of sunny days. For Mallorca Spain, there are, on average 17 sunny days and 13 partly sunny days in August. That clearly shows that it is not raining all the time.

Is August the rainiest month in Mallorca Spain?

August is not the month with the most rainy days, and not the month with the most rain.

To answer what the rainiest month is in Mallorca, we will both look at the month with the most rain, and the month with the highest number of rainy days.

November is the month with the the highest number of rainiest days. On average, you can expect 9 days with rain. July is the month with the lowest number of rainy days, with aproximately 2 days.

November is the month with the most rain. This is not equal as the one with the most rainy days. On average, you can expect 2 inches / 52 mm of rain. July is the month with the least amount of rain. This is not the same month as the one with the lowest number of rainy days. You can expect approximately 0.1 inches / 3 mm of rain.

Is August the most sunniest month in Mallorca Spain?

August is not the month with the most sunny days, not the month with the most partly sunny days, and it is not the month with the lowest number of overcast days.

To answer what the sunniest month is in Mallorca, we will of course look at the month with the most sunniest days, but also look at the month with the biggest number of days that are sunny or partly sunny.

July is the month with the highest number of sunny days. On average, you can expect 17 sunny days, and 13 partly suny days. February is the month with the lowest number of sunny days.

July is the month with the highest number of sunny days and partly sunny days combined. While February is the month with the lowest number of sunny days and partly sunny days combined.

The last thing we will look at is the number of overcast days. July is the month with the lowest number of overcast days. While January is the month with the highest number of overcast days.

More information about Mallorca Spain

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Weather in Mallorca Spain in other months

• Weather in Mallorca Spain for January
• Weather in Mallorca Spain for February
• Weather in Mallorca Spain for March
• Weather in Mallorca Spain for April
• Weather in Mallorca Spain for May
• Weather in Mallorca Spain for June
• Weather in Mallorca Spain for July
• Weather in Mallorca Spain for September
• Weather in Mallorca Spain for October
• Weather in Mallorca Spain for November
• Weather in Mallorca Spain for December

What to do in Mallorca Spain for each month

• What to do in January in Mallorca Spain
• What to do in February in Mallorca Spain
• What to do in March in Mallorca Spain
• What to do in April in Mallorca Spain
• What to do in May in Mallorca Spain
• What to do in June in Mallorca Spain
• What to do in July in Mallorca Spain
• What to do in August in Mallorca Spain
• What to do in September in Mallorca Spain
• What to do in October in Mallorca Spain
• What to do in November in Mallorca Spain
• What to do in December in Mallorca Spain

Weather in Mallorca in August 2023, water temperatures in Mallorca

Check the weather for August before planning your holiday in Mallorca.
Average weather data includes daytime highs and nighttime lows in temperature, rainfall, hours of sunshine, and water temperature data.

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The maximum daytime temperature in Mallorca is 31. 4000 °C, the minimum nighttime temperature is 18.9000 °C. The amount of precipitation in August is usually not more than 35 mm, and the number of hours of sunshine is not less than 8.

Weather in August in other resorts in Spain

Barcelona

30 ° C

Valencia

32 ° C

Ibiza

30 ° C

Canary Islands

27 ° C

Brava Costa

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Costa del Sol

32 ° C

Mallorca

30 ° C

MALAGA

32 ° C

Tenerife

27 ° C

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