Autumn is a season of change in Cala Sant Vicente, with clear differences between late September and early December. The weather, available services, and even prices vary considerably during this period. From September 22 to December 22, visitors can experience everything from typically warm Mediterranean days to cooler, rainier ones as autumn progresses. Let us guide you through what each month offers, so you can make the most of your visit.
Why Visit Cala Sant Vicenç in Autumn?
Mild Mediterranean Weather
Autumn temperatures in Cala Sant Vicente range from 27°C in late September to 10°C in December, with October offering warm, pleasant days and November and December bringing cooler weather with occasional rain. The sea stays warm for swimming until mid-October, while evenings are ideal for enjoying local cuisine or peaceful walks.
As autumn progresses, rainfall increases, and December sees an average relative humidity of 75%, creating a fresh and damp atmosphere. These cooler conditions are perfect for cultural or outdoor activities weather permitting or just relaxing and staying in.
Tranquility and Lower Prices
Autumn offers a more relaxed and peaceful atmosphere compared to the busy summer season. With fewer tourists, you can enjoy the charm of Cala Sant Vicente better. Accommodation prices drop, making autumn an excellent time for budget-conscious travelers.
| MONTH | WEATHER | SERVICES | PRICES |
| Late September | 15ºC-27ºC, Sunny | Operational | €€€ |
| October | 14ºC-24°C, Mild | Moderate availability | €€ |
| November | 10ºC-20°C, Rainy | Limited | € |
| December | 8ºC-17ºC, Humid | Minimal | € |
Top Things to Do in Cala Sant Vicente During Autumn
Explore the Great Outdoors
Autumn is the perfect time for hiking, cycling, and mushroom foraging in the Tramuntana Mountains. With scenic trails and breathtaking views, Cala Sant Vicente is a great spot for nature lovers. From late October to November, mushroom foraging takes center stage, with varieties like “esclata-sangs” and “picornells”, celebrated in Mallorcan cuisine, adding a unique touch to the outdoor experience. Guided tours during this period provide a nice opportunity to immerse yourself in nature while discovering the region’s rich biodiversity and culinary traditions.
Visit Local Markets
Going to the markets in Pollença (Sundays), Port de Pollença (Wednesdays), and Alcúdia (Tuesdays and Sundays) is a simple yet delightful plan, especially for those who enjoy cooking and discovering new flavours. It’s a chance to take a stroll, chat with locals and see what produce is fresh and in season. There are also colourful flower stalls that reflect this time of year. The absence of summer crowds makes the experience even more enjoyable.
Discover Autumn Festivals
Autumn is a popular festival season in Pollença. This charming town hosts two highlight events you won’t want to miss: the Fira de Pollença and the Crafts Fair, held on the same weekend in November. The Fira de Pollença is an agricultural and commercial fair featuring local products, gastronomy, and kids’ attractions. The Crafts Fair, located in the Claustro de Santo Domingo, exhibits traditional Majorcan crafts like ceramics and esparto.
Together, these events offer a weekend filled with history, culture, and the flavors and spirit of authentic Mallorca.
ADVANTAGES
- Mild Weather.
- Peaceful atmosphere with Fewer Crowds.
- Lower prices.
- Unique Cultural events and Festivals.
DISADVANTAGES
- Unpredictable weather with possible Storms.
- Shorter Daylight Hours.
- Some tourist services may close for the season.
