Best time to visit Playa de Fornells

The Best Time to Visit Playa de Fornells is Between June and September

When temperatures are comfortable, rainfall is low, and conditions are ideal for exploring. For those who prefer slightly cooler weather, the months of May and October also offer pleasant conditions.

Climate Overview

Playa de Fornells, located on the northern coast of Menorca, enjoys a Mediterranean climate characterised by hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. This makes it a popular destination for those seeking sunny days and warm sea temperatures.

Sea Temperature

• The sea temperature reaches its peak between July and September, often rising to 24°C – 27°C; perfect for swimming and water-based activities.
• From May to June, the sea begins to warm, offering comfort for early swimmers at a temperature ranging from 20°C to 23°C.
• October still enjoys warm sea temperatures around 22°C, extending the swimming season for visitors during this month.

Dry Season Highlights

• The dry season spans from late spring through early autumn, with minimal rainfall ensuring plenty of sunshine for beach activities and excursions.
• Expect long, sun-drenched days in August, which are ideal for lounging on the beach and exploring the coastline.

Outdoor Activities

With its prime weather conditions, Playa de Fornells offers a range of outdoor activities:

• Snorkelling and diving are at their best between June and September, thanks to excellent water clarity and warm temperatures.
• From May to September, nature enthusiasts can enjoy hiking and exploring the beautiful trails that showcase the region’s unique flora and fauna.
• The months of September and October are great for kayaking and paddle boarding, as the sea remains warm and calm.

Transitional Periods

• May and October serve as transitional months with milder weather, which can be ideal for visitors who prefer a more temperate climate while still enjoying outdoor pursuits.
• During these months, anticipation of the full summer heat means fewer disturbances from rain, allowing uninterrupted exploration.