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Mallorca in June
Full beach season before the peak. The Nit de Sant Joan on June 23 brings beach bonfires and fireworks.
The straight answer
June is one of the best months of the year to visit Mallorca. Full beach season before the peak. The Nit de Sant Joan on June 23 brings beach bonfires and fireworks.
- Weather
- Hot, highs near 82F (28C), swimmable sea
- Crowds
- 4 of 5
- Prices
- 4 of 5
What June is like in Mallorca
June is full beach season before the peak. Highs near 82F (28C), a swimmable sea, and long days. Everything is open, and crowds and prices rise but have not hit summer highs. On June 23, the Nit de Sant Joan brings bonfires, concerts, and beach parties, especially in Palma.
This is a great month for families, beach lovers, and couples. The northern bays at Alcudia and Pollenca are ideal for small children. If you want the warmest water with fewer crowds, September is the twin month on the other side of summer.
Make the most of June
What is especially good about Mallorca this month.
Nit de Sant Joan
On June 23, midsummer eve is celebrated with beach bonfires and concerts, especially in Palma. It is festive and family-friendly early in the evening.
Shallow family beaches
Alcudia and Pollenca have long, shallow sandy bays that are perfect for little kids.
Long days for exploring
Late sunsets mean you can swim in the afternoon and still explore an old town in the evening.
What to pack for June
- Swimwear and a quick-dry towel
- Reef-safe sunscreen and a hat
- Water shoes for rocky coves
- A light layer for evening events
Our timing tip
Come in the first half of June for lower rates, and head to Palma's beaches on June 23 for Sant Joan.
Book Mallorca for June.
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Vacation rentals in MallorcaWhole homes, condos and villas. Usually the better deal for families and groups, with a kitchen and room to spread out.
- Tours and tickets
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Tours and tickets in MallorcaTimed-entry tickets, day trips and guided tours in Mallorca for June. Popular slots sell out in the best months.
What's on in June
Nit de Sant Joan
June 23 every year
Midsummer eve, celebrated with bonfires, concerts, and beach parties, especially in Palma.
Things to do in Mallorca
Palma Cathedral (La Seu)
The Gothic cathedral on the waterfront, with an interior touched by Gaudi. Go at opening or late afternoon to avoid cruise groups.
Soller train and tram
A wooden train running since 1912 from Palma through the mountains to Soller, then a tram down to the port. Book ahead in summer, and check for winter maintenance closures.
Valldemossa and Deia
Two stone villages in the Tramuntana, the first famous for Chopin's winter stay, the second for the writers and artists who settled there. Visit early before coaches arrive.
Cap de Formentor
The island's dramatic northern tip. In peak summer private cars are restricted on the final stretch; check before you go and consider the bus.
Hiking the GR 221
The Dry Stone Route traverses the Tramuntana with mountain refuges along the way. Best from February through May and in October and November.
Mondrago Natural Park
Protected coves with clear water and pine woods in the southeast. Arrive before 10am in summer.
Beat the crowds
- Visit the most famous calas, such as Cala Varques or those in Mondrago, before 10am or after 5pm. Midday parking often runs out entirely in July and August.
- Check Palma's cruise schedule and save the cathedral and old town for non-ship days, or early mornings.
- Stay in an inland village, Soller, or a finca instead of the big resorts, for calmer nights and easier access to the mountains.
- Drive the Sa Calobra and Formentor roads early. Tour coaches and cyclists fill them from mid-morning.
Know before you go
- Many hotels and restaurants in beach resort areas close from about November to March. Palma, Soller, and the larger inland towns stay open year-round.
- In summer, access to Cap de Formentor and some protected beaches can be restricted for private vehicles; check current rules before driving.
- Mallorca has tightened rules on holiday rentals and on drinking in some resort zones. Book licensed accommodation.
- Late summer and autumn can bring sudden heavy storms that close roads and beaches for a day.
Mallorca in June, quick answers
Is June a good time to visit Mallorca?
June is one of the best months of the year to visit Mallorca. Full beach season before the peak. The Nit de Sant Joan on June 23 brings beach bonfires and fireworks.
What is the weather like in Mallorca in June?
Hot, highs near 82F (28C), swimmable sea.
Is Mallorca crowded in June?
Mallorca is busy in June, though mornings and late afternoons stay workable.
What is happening in Mallorca in June?
Nit de Sant Joan (june 23 every year).
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