
Port d'Andratx: Drizzle, warm air and how to enjoy the day anyway
A mild drizzle, the clack of fenders and warm 21–23 °C: Why such changeable weather in Port d'Andratx is a good reason to take the day slowly — with espresso, sheltered walks and flexible planning.
Drizzle instead of downpour: A morning in Port d'Andratx
The harbor breathes quietly. Fine drops tick on the fenders, gulls sound a hoarse protest, and the scent of freshly brewed coffee rises from the cafés. The temperatures feel unusually mild: around 21 °C in the morning and barely over 23 °C in the afternoon. No reason for winter panic — rather weather that calls for slowing down. For a recent local report, see Light Drizzle, Warm Air: Experience Port d'Andratx on Tuesday.
What the numbers say — and what you'll notice
Atmospherically everything is running calmly: air pressure about 1021 hPa, humidity near 61 % and a light east-northeast wind (around 77°) at about 4.4 m/s, gusts up to 5.5 m/s. The chance of rain is high, with up to 95 % likelihood of local showers. That means short but frequent wet phases, followed by friendly bright spots. For an article describing similar mild, drizzly conditions in October, consult Drizzle Instead of North Wind: A Mild, Wet October Day in Port d'Andratx.
How a walk sounds and feels
If you walk early along the promenade, you hear more than just rain: fishermen sorting their nets, the clink of a cup in the café, distant church bells. The narrow alleys shine from the drizzle, the cobbles become slippery — so better wear sturdy soles. And: the drizzle lays a kind of damp blanket over the harbor that makes the colors richer. For photographers these are often the most beautiful and tranquil moments.
Practical tips for everyday life here
An umbrella and a light, waterproof jacket are sensible today. Don’t worry if your regular spot at the harbor gets briefly wet: the promenade cafés are open and cozy inside. An espresso, a pastry and watching the passing showers — that's almost a local discipline. If you want to stay drier, look for the sheltered coves toward Sa Dragonera or wander through the old town lanes where you can easily avoid the rain. For more on cozy harbor terraces and mild breezes, see Port d'Andratx: Gentle Autumn Rain and a Mild Breeze at the Harbor.
For boaters and daytrippers
Boats should set out with care. There are no storm warnings active, but short showers and changing visibility require attention. Protective covers for electronics, non-slip shoes on board and a flexible route are wise today. West coast trips are possible — but allow time buffers; anchorages and access points can still be wet or muddy after short rain showers.
Evening mood and a small planning tip
The evening stays mild, the perceived temperature barely drops, but the air remains humid. A walk by the sea is worth it if you bring a thin jacket. My tip: plan the day in short windows. A sunny coffee at half past ten can be interrupted an hour later by a shower. If you account for that, everything stays relaxed — and the changeable weather becomes a charming chapter of your holiday or everyday life; for a full-day outlook on showers and mild air, refer to Showers and Mild Air in Port d'Andratx – A Cozy, Wet Day at the Harbor.
Port d'Andratx has its own magic on days like this: the patter of drops on wood and stone, the distant murmur of fishermen and the reassuring feeling that even a drizzle here is a bit of local color. Not a classic beach day? Certainly. But perfect for a cozy café, a quiet photo session and the enjoyment of a slow, genuine Mallorca moment.
Similar News

Prices on Cala Millor Beach: Why Sunbeds Could Become More Expensive
The concession terms for beach operations in Cala Millor require a large upfront payment. Who ultimately pays the bill —...

US military over Mallorca: What the increased flight activity really means
In recent months, tanker and transport aircraft have been flying over Mallorca more frequently. What is behind the movem...

Mallorca goes local: Restaurant Week starts at the end of February
From February 23 to March 31, island kitchens put regional products at the center. Menus start at around €40, and reserv...

Porreres: How Neutering and Volunteers Change Cats' Lives
In Porreres a veterinarian and volunteers show how targeted neutering, microchipping and municipal support stabilize cat...

New Photos from the Crown Prince Family's Mallorca Holiday: Closeness Instead of Showing Off
The Spanish Casa Real released previously unpublished shots from the summers of 2012 and 2013: Felipe, Letizia and their...
More to explore
Discover more interesting content

Experience Mallorca's Best Beaches and Coves with SUP and Snorkeling

Spanish Cooking Workshop in Mallorca
