
Mild Sunday in Port d'Andratx: Autumn sunshine and sea air (20 September 2025)
A relaxed, lightly cloudy Sunday in Port d'Andratx: mild temperatures, a fresh east wind and good conditions for a walk on the Passeig or a quiet boat trip.
Port d'Andratx: A relaxed Sunday on 20 September 2025
The day starts with the typical smell of salt in the air and the soft clinking of boat masts in the harbour. It will be a sun‑filtered Sunday – that pleasant autumn weather that makes you want to stay outside, reminiscent of Cloudy but mild: An autumn day in Port d'Andratx. Not hot, not cold, just the kind of day when a cortado on the Passeig tastes particularly good and fishermen sort their nets while seagulls cry every now and then.
Temperatures & Feeling
The figures are clear: the lowest values barely drop below 23,9 °C, and the thermometer rises during the day to about 26,3 °C. The perceived temperature moves in the same range – roughly 24 °C in the morning and around 26 °C in the afternoon. In short: no heat stress, but also no reason to pack away your summer clothes completely. Sensitive night owls might appreciate a light jacket.
Wind, Humidity & Precipitation
A light east wind from roughly 95° provides fresh breezes along the quay. The average speed is about 4 m/s, with gusts up to around 4,9 m/s – enough for sails to flutter a bit, but not enough to ruin trips at sea. Humidity is around 66 %, and air pressure is stable at 1020 hPa. Cloud cover is estimated at about 75 %, and rain is practically ruled out: the chance of precipitation is 0 %.
What this means for daily life
For walkers along the harbour it's a perfect day. The Passeig fills with people strolling slowly, sitting in cafés or watching the activity from a bench. Children play, a dog barks, an angler readies his line — the small, colourful life of Port d'Andratx. Those looking to shop can find fresh produce at the weekly market; those seeking peace can walk out along the pier where the sun peeks through the clouds.
For boat owners and day-trippers the conditions are relaxed: the sea remains calm enough for short trips or an untroubled round of the bay. However, anyone planning to go further out should take the usual precautions and monitor the wind situation — the slight east swing can change in the evening, as noted in Cozy start to autumn in Port d'Andratx: clouds, mild air and a fresh breeze.
Tip to make the most of the day
Bring a light cardigan. Not because of dramatic weather changes, but because the sea breeze feels cooler in the evening. And if the sky looks a bit grey: the sea still shines in rich colours. An espresso in hand, a look at the boats – and the whole day feels brighter.
We are keeping an eye on the situation and will report if anything changes, as with Port d'Andratx: Gentle Autumn Rain and a Mild Breeze at the Harbor. Until then: go outside, take a deep breath and enjoy the unhurried life at the harbour.
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