Alcúdia beach and old town under a clear blue sky with calm sea and sun

Alcúdia experiences a perfect late summer: sea, sun, mild breeze

An almost cloudless day in Alcúdia brings pleasant temperatures around 28 °C, mild nights and a calm sea – ideal for beach walks, SUP and a bodega break in the old town.

An almost perfect late summer day in Alcúdia

If you walked this morning through the winding streets of Alcúdia's old town, you could hear the soft clinking of crockery from the cafés and smell the salty sea air mixed with the scent of fresh baked goods from the bakery on the corner. August 22 shows its mild side: practically no clouds, plenty of sun and pleasant temperatures that invite you to swim rather than roast on a sun lounger, much like Alcúdia on August 10: Sun, Sea and a Touch of Summer Evening.

How warm will it really get?

The thermometers started the day at around 23.4 °C in the morning. During the forenoon the values climbed; at midday and in the early afternoon Alcúdia reached about 28.3 °C, later settling at just under 28.0 °C. For beachgoers this means: warm water but no oppressive heat – ideal if you prefer cooling off in the sea rather than baking on a lounger, as noted in Alcúdia on August 6: Warm, partly cloudy – a perfect day for the beach and the old town.

How it feels on the skin

Perceived temperatures hardly differ: about 23.6 °C in the morning, up to 28.9 °C during the day. Those who stay longer in direct sun will of course notice the intensity – a light shade or a glass of cold horchata works wonders. Particularly pleasant are the warm evenings: at night the temperature only drops to just under 25.3 °C, so walks along the promenade remain cozy even after sunset.

Wind, humidity and sea

Air pressure is stable around 1016 hPa, humidity at a moderate 48 %. A light northeast wind averaging 4 m/s (from about 34°) brings salty freshness without disturbing gusts. The result: the sea is calm to mildly stirred, waves are barely an issue – good conditions for stand-up paddling or a leisurely swim along Platja d'Alcúdia.

There are practically no clouds (0 %), and rain is not on the agenda today (0 % chance), unlike the reports of a cloudier late-summer day in the area, such as Cloudy Late-Summer Day in Alcúdia – warm, calm and ideal for an evening stroll. So: pack a sun umbrella, don't forget sunscreen – and if you are sensitive, put on a light hat at midday.

My tip for today

If you want to make the most of the day: come to Platja d'Alcúdia around 10 am, a morning swim or a walk out to the pier never hurts. Afterwards it's worth taking a detour to Carrer Major for a late breakfast or a coffee in a small bodega – the outdoor tables, the murmur of guests and the church bell create the typical Alcúdia atmosphere. In the afternoon the water is warm enough for swimming, and in quiet spots you'll still find a place without crowds.

For active holidaymakers: SUP boards glide almost silently across the bay today, and boat trips along the coast remain relaxed. If you prefer it calmer, sit on a bench along the promenade, listen to the seagulls and watch the fishermen sorting their nets – simple pleasures that taste especially good in Mallorca.

In short: a day just as you would hope for a Mallorcan summer – sunny, warm, with the sound of the sea in the background. I'll check back later, but for now: head to the coast and enjoy the gentle breeze.

Frequently asked questions

What is the weather like in Alcúdia in late summer?

Late summer in Alcúdia can feel warm, sunny and fairly settled, with little cloud and a light sea breeze. It is often pleasant enough for the beach without the heavy heat that makes midday uncomfortable. Evenings usually stay mild, so it also works well for a walk or dinner outside.

Is it too hot to go to the beach in Alcúdia in August?

August in Alcúdia is warm, but it is often still comfortable for the beach, especially if there is a light breeze. The sea is usually the best place to cool off when the sun gets stronger around midday. If you are sensitive to heat, shade and sunscreen are still a good idea.

Can you swim comfortably in Alcúdia when the weather is warm but breezy?

Yes, warm and breezy days in Alcúdia are often very good for swimming. A light wind keeps the air fresh, while the sea tends to stay calm enough for an easy dip. It is a good kind of beach weather if you want to swim rather than lie in strong sun for hours.

What should I pack for a sunny day in Alcúdia?

For a sunny day in Alcúdia, pack sunscreen, a hat and something light to cover up at midday. A sun umbrella or some shade is useful if you plan to spend a long time at the beach. It is also worth bringing water, swimwear and comfortable shoes if you want to walk around town later.

Is Alcúdia old town pleasant to visit on a warm late-summer morning?

Yes, the old town of Alcúdia is often especially pleasant in the morning, before the day gets fully warm. The streets are good for a slow walk, with cafés, bakeries and a calm local atmosphere. It is a nice choice if you want a break from the beach without leaving the summer feeling behind.

What is Platja d'Alcúdia like on a calm sunny day?

Platja d'Alcúdia is usually a relaxed place on a calm sunny day, with good conditions for swimming and time by the water. When the sea is only mildly stirred, it also suits people who want to paddle or enjoy an easy beach walk. The wide beach gives you room to settle in without feeling crowded too quickly.

Are evening walks in Alcúdia comfortable in late summer?

Evening walks in Alcúdia are often very comfortable in late summer because the temperature stays mild after sunset. The promenade and town centre are good places to enjoy the cooler air, with a gentle coastal atmosphere. It is one of the easier times of day to be outside if you do not want strong sun.

Is Alcúdia a good choice for stand-up paddling in late summer?

Alcúdia can be a very good place for stand-up paddling when the sea is calm and the wind stays light. That kind of weather makes it easier to glide quietly across the bay without much chop. It is best suited to people who like gentle water conditions rather than rougher waves.

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