Port d'Andratx: A Perfect September Day at the Harbor

Port d'Andratx on 12 September 2025: sun, sea and a mild breeze

The morning on the pier smells of sea air, freshly brewed coffee and polished boat hulls. Gulls circle overhead, the soft clink of halyards mixes with the voices of early café guests. On 12 September 2025 this summer greeting lasts all day: clear skies, hardly any clouds, practically no chance of rain — ideal for spontaneously heading out on the water for a round or simply enjoying the harbor, much like in Mild September Afternoon in Port d'Andratx: Harbor Stroll Instead of a Rain Jacket.

Temperatures: pleasant and stable

The readings are gentle but pleasant, echoing Port d'Andratx: Relaxed summer temperatures - a perfect day at the harbor. In the morning temperatures are around 23–24 °C, during the day the thermometer climbs to just over 26 °C and it remains mild at night at about 25 °C. No big ups and downs, no weather fuss — perfect for people who like light summer clothing but want a thin jacket for the evening.

Feels-like values and comfort

The felt temperature matches the measurements quite closely: about 23.9 °C in the morning, just over 26 °C in the afternoon and a pleasant 25.5 °C at night. A light sheen of sweat during longer afternoon walks is possible, especially if you stay in the sun — those who are sensitive should plan a short break in the shade of the boats.

Pressure, humidity and wind: sailor-friendly

With around 1020 hPa air pressure and humidity of about 68% conditions are stable. The breeze comes from the southeast (approximately 125°) at a speed of just under 6.5 m/s with occasional gusts up to around 7.4 m/s. For small craft and sailors this is controllable, pleasant weather — enough drive without becoming nervous. Anyone planning a short regatta has good chances for a steady afternoon tendency, similar to the sea breeze described in Port d'Andratx: A Summer Day with Sea Breeze and Golden Light.

What to wear and plan

Light summer clothing is usually sufficient. At the water, however, the southeast breeze can feel cool in the morning and evening — a thin sweater or light wind jacket is useful. Don’t forget sunscreen: the sun is still strong and your skin will notice quickly. For boaters, an additional hat is recommended to reduce glare on the water.

Tips for the perfect harbor day

Photographers: the late afternoon sun makes boats and water particularly photogenic. The golden hour on the quay creates warm tones — ideal for harbor portraits and close-ups of rigging, as shown in Port d'Andratx in Late-Summer Glow: Clear, Mild and Perfect for Walks. Strollers can enjoy the best views of the bay from the Calle Moll; the wooden bench there offers shade and the best spot to watch the slow comings and goings of the fishermen.

For sea-goers and connoisseurs

Sailors should keep an eye on the consistent gusts, especially when planning short outings. The speed is enough for fun but not for stormy maneuvers. For those staying ashore: a late tapas platter by the water with views of the setting sun — few things are more Mallorcan in terms of slowing down.

All in all: an uncomplicated, sunny day in Port d'Andratx. Anyone who packs a towel today will hardly regret it — and anyone stopping by the pier for an espresso will surely meet someone just returning from the sea. As for me, I’m already tempted to throw the towel in the car.