What’s Palma Like in February?

February in Palma, Mallorca, offers a mild winter experience. Average daytime temperatures typically range from 14-16°C (57-61°F), dropping to around 6-8°C (43-46°F) at night. Visitors can expect approximately 6-7 hours of sunshine daily. While generally pleasant, rainfall is moderate, with an average of 30-40mm spread over 4-6 days, so occasional showers are possible. It can also be breezy.

What are Typical Costs and Availability in February?

February is considered low to shoulder season, leading to more favorable pricing. Flight costs from major European hubs can range from approximately €50-€150 return (estimated, highly variable by origin and booking time). Accommodation is generally more affordable; a mid-range hotel might cost €60-€120 per night (estimated). Availability for hotels and popular attractions is excellent due to fewer tourists.

What Should I Expect Regarding Crowds, Events, and Conditions?

Expect significantly fewer crowds in February compared to peak season, offering a quieter and more authentic local experience. While most major attractions, restaurants, and shops remain open, some seasonal tourist-focused businesses might be closed until spring. Public transport operates normally. Occasionally, the Carnestoltes (Carnival) celebrations fall in February; check specific annual dates for local festivities.

What are the Best Activities for February?

February is ideal for exploring Palma’s historic Old Town, including La Seu Cathedral and the Royal Palace of La Almudaina, without large crowds. Enjoy cultural sites like Es Baluard Museum or the Museu de Mallorca. Milder temperatures make it suitable for gentle hiking or cycling in the surrounding areas. Savor local Mallorcan cuisine in quieter settings. Day trips to charming villages like Valldemossa or Sóller are also popular.

How Can AllInMap Help?

For travelers seeking free public amenities in Palma, such as restrooms or water fountains, digital tools like AllInMap can be helpful for easy location.