Mallorca This Month

Summer has arrived on the island. Hotels are filling up, beach clubs have their loungers out, and the sea is warm enough that nobody is making excuses not to get in. Long evenings on the sand that stretch past dinner time, foodie fairs in the villages, and the whole summer still ahead.

For families visiting in June, the timing couldn’t be better – and the crowds haven’t quite caught up yet. Spanish schools break up around the third week of June, so local families start joining the beaches from then. Most European families don’t land until July 1st at the earliest. That gap is June’s biggest asset – you can still get a table at a good restaurant without a week’s notice, and the beaches are busy but not rammed.