Spring begins on March 21 and ends on June 21. During this time of year, Cala San Vicente comes back to life, ready to welcome the first visitors of the warmer season. Restaurants, accommodations, small shops, and even the beaches prepare themselves after the quiet winter months.
In spring, the charming coves that make up Cala San Vicente remain almost deserted, but the sea gradually warms up for the first swimmers, with temperatures ranging from approximately 14°C in March to 20°C in June—a true luxury.
Spring weather is the most pleasant of all seasons, with mild temperatures and progressively longer days. Spring in Cala San Vicente is about long, sunny days with a gentle sea breeze and cool nights that make sleeping under a cozy blanket a true pleasure.
| MONTH | CLIMATE |
| late March | 12 ºC-16 ºC |
| April | 13 ºC- 18 ºC |
| May | 17 ºC – 22 ºC |
| June | 20 ºC – 26 ºC |
Why visit Cala San Vicente in spring?
The Perfect balance
Spring offers the best of both worlds: tranquility without crowds, but with most tourist services already operational. You can enjoy peaceful walks, the first swims in the sea, and pleasant temperatures both day and night. Spring in Cala San Vicente remains serene. Lying on Cala Molins beach with a good book, free from the summer crowds, soaking up the sun and the sea breeze, is a luxury at this time of year.
Additionally, walks to nearby spots like Coves Blanques or the route from the Cala San Vicente viewpoint to Puerto de Pollença, passing through Coll de Siller, are perfect for reconnecting with nature without the intense heat of summer or the chill of winter.
Easter in Pollensa
If you visit in April, you’ll have the chance to experience the Holy Week in Pollença, one of the most authentic in Mallorca. Witnessing the processions, such as the ‘Davallament’ on Good Friday at El Calvario, is a unique spectacle filled with tradition and reverence. During this time, the atmosphere in Pollença and Puerto de Pollença is special, with terraces and restaurants beginning to come alive.
Spring Full of Plans
In May, the Pollença Wine Fair gathers local wineries to celebrate the island’s winemaking tradition. It’s the perfect opportunity to taste wines and enjoy a different kind of ambiance.
In June, don’t miss Corpus Christi and its traditional “ball de les àguiles” (dance of the eagles), a unique procession that combines both dance and religion.
More Daylight, More Energy
As spring progresses, the days become longer and sunnier. It’s a great time to stroll through Cala San Vicente, enjoy an ice cream in Pollença or its port, or explore the lovely small clothing and decoration shops the area has to offer. Dining on terraces and evening walks by the sea become magical moments thanks to the peacefulness of the area.
ADVANTAGES:
- Mild and pleasant weather.
- Quiet, almost deserted beaches.
- Tourist services without crowds or long waits.
- Vibrant spring blooms.
- Cool, restful nights.
DISADVANTAGES:
- The sea water can still be chilly.
- Gradual reopening of tourist services in March and April.
- Seasonal allergies for sensitive individuals.
- Higher rates during Easter and late spring.
