View of Alcúdia harbor and old town under alternating sun and clouds on 21 September 2025

Mild and changeable: Alcúdia on 21 September 2025

A pleasant late-summer day in Alcúdia: sun and clouds alternate, temperatures around 22–28 °C, light NNW breeze. Great for old-town strolls, terraces and the beach.

Mild and changeable: Alcúdia on 21 September

Good morning from Alcúdia. If you grabbed your first coffee around 8:15 at the small kiosk on the Passeig de la Platja – yes, the one with the blue parasol – you would already have heard the seagulls, the gentle clatter of boat fittings in the harbor and noticed: today will be pleasant, much like Alcúdia on August 6: Warm, partly cloudy – a perfect day for the beach and the old town. Not hot, not cool, just that typical late-summer mix where sun and clouds alternate.

Temperatures during the day

The thermometers remain moderate: as a low we expect around 22.1 °C, with highs climbing during the day to about 28.2 °C. Specifically: the morning starts at about 23.7 °C, at midday we are close to 27.7 °C, in the afternoon it is about 26.4 °C and at night it falls to around 24.8 °C. These values are comparable to Late Summer in Alcúdia: Clear Sky and Mild Warmth on 15 September 2025. Weather you can leave the house without a jacket for, although evenings with a few degrees less are not to be ruled out.

How it feels

Perceived temperatures are slightly different: in the morning you feel about 24.1 °C, during the day it can feel up to 28.9 °C. In the afternoon it remains pleasant at around 26.4 °C, and at night around 25.4 °C. In short: warm enough for time on the beach but not oppressive; the sun still has strength – sunscreen is still recommended, see Skin Cancer Foundation sun protection tips.

Pressure, humidity and wind

Air pressure is around 1013 hPa, relative humidity around 59 %. The wind blows from north-northwest (about 345°) with an average speed of 4.4 m/s. Only light gusts are expected (up to about 4.3 m/s), so nothing that should upset sailors or cyclists – apart from the typical little headwind that makes pedaling along the bay a bit more interesting. For contrast with a day that featured a moderate northeast breeze, see A cloudy day in Alcúdia: mild late-summer temperatures on September 17.

What to do today

A perfect day for a walk through the old town at 10:00, when the alleys are not yet full and the market stalls are just being set up, similar to Alcúdia on September 19: Clouds, Sea Air and Walks Instead of Sunbathing. Later, a late lunch on a shady terrace is worthwhile – the cafés along the Carrer Major fill up around 16:00, and then you hear more than the clinking of cups: traders, tourists and the indestructible street dog who always hopes a bocadillo will fall to the ground.

For cyclists, a leisurely tour along the bay is recommended; the light NNW breeze provides pleasant cooling. Those who want to go to the beach will find warm but not oppressive hours – don’t forget water and sunscreen. If you plan to visit the market in the afternoon: a thin sweater in your backpack is a smart idea in case the clouds linger in front of the sun.

And if the clouds briefly soften the light: don’t be upset. Those moments often conjure the most beautiful light on the old walls and the pines on the outskirts. Enjoy the day in Alcúdia – with a coffee at the harbor, the smell of the sea in your nose and the faint rattle of bicycles on the paving.

Frequently asked questions

What is the weather usually like in Alcúdia in late September?

Alcúdia is usually mild and changeable in late September, with a mix of sun and cloud rather than strong heat. Conditions are often comfortable for being outdoors, with warm daytime weather and slightly cooler evenings. It is a good time for the beach, walking, or cycling without the peak-summer intensity.

Can you still go to the beach in Alcúdia in September?

Yes, September is still a good month for the beach in Alcúdia. The sea and air are typically warm enough for swimming and relaxing, although the sun can still be strong during the day. A bit of cloud cover does not usually stop a beach day, but sunscreen and water are still sensible.

What should I pack for a day in Alcúdia in September?

Light summer clothing is usually enough for Alcúdia in September, but it is smart to bring a thin sweater for the evening or if clouds stay around. Sunscreen, water, and comfortable shoes are also useful, especially if you plan to walk through town or spend time near the bay. A small umbrella is rarely essential, but changing skies can make it worth checking the forecast.

Is September a good time to walk around Alcúdia old town?

September is a comfortable time to explore Alcúdia old town on foot. The streets are usually warm but not overly hot, so a morning or late-afternoon walk feels easier than in midsummer. It is also a good time to enjoy the atmosphere before the day gets busy.

Is it windy in Alcúdia in late September?

Wind in Alcúdia can be present in late September, but it is often light rather than disruptive. That usually makes the conditions pleasant for cycling, walking, or sitting by the water. A gentle breeze can also take the edge off the daytime warmth.

Is Alcúdia good for cycling in September?

September is generally a good month for cycling around Alcúdia. Temperatures are warm but usually manageable, and a light breeze can make rides along the bay more comfortable. It is still wise to carry water and avoid the hottest part of the day.

What is the best time of day to visit Alcúdia market in September?

A morning visit is usually the most pleasant time to go to the market in Alcúdia. The streets are cooler, the atmosphere is calmer, and it is easier to browse before the midday warmth builds up. If you go later in the day, a light layer may be useful in case clouds move in.

How warm does Alcúdia get in the daytime in late September?

In late September, Alcúdia usually feels warm rather than hot, with daytime temperatures rising into the upper 20s. That is enough for beach time, outdoor meals, and relaxed walks without the intense heat of midsummer. Even so, the sun can still feel strong during the middle of the day.

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