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April is when the island of Mallorca awakens, but without all that typical summer crowd. The days are longer, the lively atmosphere begins, and you’ll find mild temperatures and plenty of plans that would be mission impossible in summer. Basically, it’s the perfect month to explore the entire island at your leisure and get lost in its villages.

Here we’ll tell you what weather to expect in Mallorca in April, what clothes to pack and which plans fit best with the spring weather, so you only have to worry about choosing the ice cream, village, or cove of the day. Keep reading!

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Weather in Mallorca in April: what to expect day by day

In April, Mallorca is in full spring mode, leaving the cold behind but still without having to endure the August heat. Average temperatures range, depending on the area, between about 14 and 18 degrees, with highs around 18 to 20 degrees during the day. At night it cools down a bit and lows range from 10 to 13 degrees.

The perceived temperature varies depending on where you are. On the coast and in eastern areas, the atmosphere is mild and pleasant, perfect for strolling, sitting on a terrace, or taking leisurely walks. On the other hand, in the north and higher areas, such as those near the Serra de Tramuntana, it feels cooler, especially early in the morning and at sunset.

As for the sea, its temperature is around 15-17 degrees, so swimming is for the brave, unless you want to give your wetsuit a good outing.

April is a very pleasant month, although it does tend to have temperature changes, so we recommend thinking about dressing in layers. A good trick is to have a light base layer, something long-sleeved on top, and a jacket you can easily put on and take off. With that, you can’t go wrong.

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What to do in Mallorca in April: plans to make the most of the island without stress

April is perfect for enjoying Mallorca without encountering crowded beaches or congested roads. The weather encourages you to get out and about, and many things that might feel like a chore in summer are now a pleasure.

If you’ve planned a relaxing holiday, going to the beaches and coves is a must. You don’t have to sunbathe all day, but you can enjoy lying on a lounger with sea views or with the sound of the waves accompanying your reading. Plus, in the eastern and northern areas, there are cafés and terraces with views.

If you tire of relaxing, there are some easy coastal walking routes or rural inland paths where you can see green fields, many in bloom. You can also visit the local markets, perfect for combining strolls, shopping, and trying some local food.

To continue with these plans you need to stop and recharge, so trying the local cuisine in the central villages or in the small towns of the north and east is a great plan you can’t miss, and don’t waste the opportunity of not having to book a table at practically any place.

And the best part of all this is that you can combine these plans as you fancy. For example, you can explore a village in the morning and have lunch there, and in the afternoon you can go watch the sunset by the sea; or if you prefer to go hiking in the morning, grab a bite, and then have dinner in one of the villages, that’s also an option you’ll remember.

What clothes to bring to Mallorca in April: the trick to getting it right

The key in April is to be prepared for any weather. To keep it simple, if you want to go to the beach, the best thing is a light T-shirt, shorts, swimsuit, a towel, and flip-flops. If you’re a bit more adventurous, add water shoes to the list.

If you’re into strolling, wear light clothing in general, thin trousers, and a T-shirt. A sweatshirt or jumper for mid-season can also be a good choice. And clearly, comfortable trainers for walking without problems.

For gentle walks or inland excursions, it’s best to wear a short-sleeved base layer, a mid-layer which can be a sweatshirt, and a windbreaker or waterproof just in case.

For the evening, we recommend bringing something long-sleeved, a light jacket or denim/mid-season jacket. And if you get cold easily, a scarf doesn’t hurt.

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Places of interest in Mallorca in April: villages and areas at their best

April suits the island particularly well, especially the center, north, and east, where life moves at a perfect pace accompanied by the breeze and calm.

Villages in central Mallorca

In the center, the villages are peaceful, the squares are full of local life, and you’ll find green fields connecting one to another.

You can stroll through villages with historic centers that don’t go unnoticed, sit on the beach, or enjoy terrace life. But you can’t miss exploring the weekly markets where you can try local products and take something tasty back for dinner at your accommodation.

You can also enjoy the cuisine at their restaurants which has an authentic flavor wherever you go.

North of the island: how to enjoy it

The north is perfect if you’re a nature lover, viewpoints, and villages with character. In April the landscape is green, the sky is blue, and you avoid the summer heat.

You can climb up to its viewpoints to enjoy views that combine sea and mountains, which you can accompany with easy routes through the Tramuntana or along coastal paths with cool but pleasant weather.

East Mallorca in April

The east of the island is cove territory, coastal villages, and small harbors, which are packed in summer but in April can be enjoyed from a different perspective.

You can visit the coves and beaches which you’ll find almost deserted for a towel-and-stroll plan that will work wonderfully to help you relax. Also exploring the harbors and seafront promenades is an option to complement your beach day.

Plan your visit to Mallorca in April and stay in a good area to get around easily

Mallorca in April has all the good things about the island and avoids the summer stress. If you choose your base well, it’ll be very easy to explore the whole island and do all the plans without getting stressed.

Staying in a convenient area will allow you to play with plans depending on how the day starts or what you fancy. With Rentallorca accommodation as your base, you have the perfect balance between calm and connectivity to wake up peacefully and get going for the day’s plan. Contact us!