
Late-summer Port d'Andratx: Sunlit Hours and Gentle Breeze – 19 September 2025
A calm late-summer day in Port d'Andratx: warm air, few clouds and a light southeast breeze. Perfect for a walk along the Paseo, an espresso on the Plaza and a short cool-down in the sea.
Late-summer day in Port d'Andratx
The morning starts here with the usual harbour ballet: seagulls circling above boat hulls, the clink of fenders as anchored boats gently rock, and the occasional voices of fishermen working on their nets. The sky is mixed today – enough sun to fill the terraces, but also a few clouds offering shade. Rain? Not in sight. Anyone strolling the Paseo with open eyes feels the calm, late-summer serenity that makes this place so special, as described in Gentle Late Summer in Port d'Andratx: A Harbor Stroll in Mild Temperatures.
Temperatures and daytime feel
Our station reports morning values of about 24.5 °C. In the afternoon the thermometer climbs to around 26.5 °C and stays there in pleasant proximity, allowing for hearty sunbathing without feeling overheated, much like Port d'Andratx in Late-Summer Glow: Clear, Mild and Perfect for Walks. At night the temperature drops moderately to about 24.8 °C – the island stores the heat and the mountains give some of it back. For most people this means: light clothing during the day and perhaps a thin jacket in the evening if the breeze strengthens.
How it feels
The perceived temperature is close to the measurements: slightly muggy in the morning at about 24.8 °C, pleasantly warm during the day at approximately 26.5 °C. The air doesn’t feel oppressive, but rather cozy within the bay. Ideal for a walk by the water, a glass of white wine in the afternoon sun, or a short swim without the usual high-summer hustle.
Air, wind and clouds
Stable conditions: air pressure is roughly 1023 hPa, humidity around 65%. A gentle southeast breeze comes from the direction of the open sea and the foothills of the Tramuntana, averaging about 5.8 m/s, with gusts up to 6.8 m/s. That’s enough to moderate the heat and trim sails, but not a reason for hoods or storm warnings. Cloud cover is about 48% – enough sun for an outdoor espresso, but also occasional pleasant shade along the promenade, though some days are cloudier as reported in Port d'Andratx: Clouds, Fresh Breeze and an Unusual Late-Summer Day on August 24.
What this means for daily life
For the fishermen the weather is favourable: net maintenance and minor repairs can be done dry, and the sea is mostly calm. For shop owners and cafés on the Plaza this means terraces remain in demand and late-afternoon sunny seats fill quickly. Photographers find varied subjects – reflections in the harbour water, sun over colourful hulls and the soft light of the approaching evening. For sailors and smaller boats the conditions are good; the southeast breeze is predictable and moderate.
A local tip
Around 5 pm the Paseo becomes quieter – perfect for photos of the harbour and the colourful fishing boats. The cafés on the Plaza often still offer a sunny spot, and the temperature remains pleasant for sitting outside. If you fancy a short cool-down: the water is still warm enough for a spontaneous swim, especially in the sheltered corners of the bay.
Conclusion
An unexciting but very friendly late-summer day in Port d'Andratx: little risk of rain, moderate warmth and a light, refreshing breeze. Perfect for a relaxed walk along the quay, a coffee in the sun or a quiet dinner outdoors. And a small, well-meant piece of advice to finish: don’t forget sunscreen – the September sun on the island can still pack a punch.
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