Aerial view of the green Soller valley surrounded by mountains with the bay in the distance

Weather in Soller: Climate by Month and Best Time to Visit

Soller has hot, dry summers and mild winters, but its valley, ringed by the Serra de Tramuntana, has a microclimate of its own. Here is the climate month by month, when to go depending on what you want to do, and where to find the live forecast.

Avg high in August: 29 °C
Avg low in January: 5 °C
Sea in August: 26 °C
Rainy days a year: ~59

Quick summary

July and August are the hottest months (average high of 29 °C) and among the driest; the sea reaches about 26 °C in August.
October has the most rainy days (about 7); July has the fewest (about 2).
Best time for hiking and cycling: spring (April and May) and early autumn (September and October).
For the beach, June to September; the sea passes 20 °C from June.
The live forecast is on AEMET: we don't repeat it here, we link you to the Soller and beach forecasts.

Updated: 31 October 2026

What the Climate in Soller Is Like

Soller has a Mediterranean climate: hot, dry summers, mild winters and rain concentrated in autumn and spring. The valley sits about 3 km from the sea and is sheltered to the north by the Serra de Tramuntana, which softens temperature extremes.

The figures in this guide are historical averages, not a forecast. For a specific day use the live forecasts.

Climate Month by Month

Month	Avg high	Avg low	Sea	Rainy days
January	14 °C	5 °C	14 °C	5.2
February	14 °C	5 °C	14 °C	4.6
March	16 °C	6 °C	14 °C	4.5
April	19 °C	9 °C	16 °C	5.3
May	22 °C	12 °C	18 °C	4.7
June	27 °C	16 °C	22 °C	2.7
July	29 °C	19 °C	24 °C	2.0
August	29 °C	19 °C	26 °C	3.7
September	27 °C	17 °C	24 °C	6.5
October	23 °C	14 °C	22 °C	7.4
November	18 °C	9 °C	19 °C	6.9
December	16 °C	7 °C	16 °C	5.5

Source and method: Port de Soller climate data from WeatherSpark (analysis period 1980 to 2016), converted from Fahrenheit to Celsius and rounded. A rainy day is a day with at least 1 mm of precipitation. These are averages: any given year can be warmer, colder or wetter.

Best Time to Visit by Activity

Beach and swimming: June to September. In June the sea is around 22 °C and in August around 26 °C. More in Soller beaches.
Hiking: April, May, September and October, with highs of 19 to 27 °C. In July and August start early. Routes in hiking in Soller.
Cycling: spring and autumn, with moderate temperatures; avoid the middle of the day in summer.
Orange trees and almond blossom: these are winter and late-winter sights; exact dates change every year, so check before planning your trip.
A quiet getaway: November to March, with highs of 14 to 18 °C and fewer people.

The Tramuntana Microclimate

Soller does not have the same weather as Palma. The valley is ringed by mountains over 1,000 metres, such as Puig Major (1,445 m), which hold back clouds and make it rainier and a little cooler than the capital, especially in winter.

Sea breeze: in the Port it usually cools down in the afternoon in summer.
Autumn storms: September and October have the most rainy days and can bring strong storms and a rough sea.
Port versus town: near the sea nights are milder; inland in the valley and in the mountains they are cooler.

Sea Temperature

The warmest sea is in August (about 26 °C) and the coldest in February (about 14 °C), according to WeatherSpark. For comfortable swimming count on June to October: 22 to 26 °C from June to September, and still about 22 °C in October.

The day's sea state (swell, wind) is in the AEMET beach forecast.

What to Pack by Season

Summer (June to September): light clothes, a hat, sunscreen, water shoes and a thin layer for the evening.
Spring and autumn: layers, a light rain jacket and shoes with good grip for the mountains.
Winter: a fleece or jacket and an umbrella; average lows fall to around 5 °C.
All year: comfortable shoes, as the town's streets are stone and hilly.

Can You Visit in Winter?

Yes. From December to February highs are around 14 to 16 °C with about 5 rainy days a month. It is not beach weather, but it suits walks, the market, citrus fruit and fewer crowds. Before you travel, check schedules and any closures in the Soller train guide.

Live Forecast: AEMET

For day-to-day weather the official source is Spain's State Meteorological Agency:

AEMET: 7-day forecast for Soller (in Spanish)
AEMET: Port de Soller beach forecast (swell, wind, water temperature)

If there is an orange or red warning for rain, wind or sea, avoid mountain routes and coves.

Port de Soller Webcams

Windfinder lists several live cameras near Port de Soller, including one of the bay and marina (about 300 m away), with the last-updated time of each image: Puerto de Sóller webcams on Windfinder. We don't know who operates each camera; availability depends on the provider.

Weather in Soller FAQ

When is the weather best in Soller?

For heat and the beach, June to September. For walking in pleasant temperatures, April, May, September and October. July has the fewest rainy days (about 2).

Does it rain a lot in Soller?

There are about 59 rainy days a year on average. October (about 7), November and September are the wettest; July is the driest.

What is the sea temperature in Soller?

Around 14 °C in winter, 22 °C in June and about 26 °C in August, according to the WeatherSpark average.

Can you visit Soller in winter?

Yes, with highs of 14 to 16 °C and some rain. It is not swimming season, but there are fewer people and it is good for walking.

Is Soller colder than Palma?

It is usually a little cooler and rainier because of the Serra de Tramuntana, especially in winter. In summer the sea breeze in the Port cools things down in the afternoon.

Where can I see the live weather in Soller?

On the AEMET forecast for Soller and, for the sea, the Port de Soller beach forecast.

What is the hottest month in Soller?

July and August, with an average high of 29 °C and lows of 19 °C.

What should I pack for Soller?

Light clothes and sun protection in summer; layers and a rain jacket in spring and autumn; a jacket and umbrella in winter. Comfortable shoes all year.