[LOCATION AND CLIMATE]

LOCATION AND CLIMATE:
The municipality of Capdepera includes the tourist resorts on the most eastern part of the island of Majorca: Cala Ratjada, Font de Sa Cala, Canyamel and Cala Mesquida. This is one of the least developed parts of the island, with a long tradition, large natural areas and numerous unspoilt beaches. In the Serra de Llevant lie the valleys of “Sa Mesquida”, containing the most important chain of dunes in Majorca, such as “Munt Gros”, and the “Vall de Canyamel” in the southern half, through which runs the stream by the same name which flows into the sea at Canyamel beach. These two areas are highly valued for their wildlife and scenery, and have been declared “Natural Areas of Special Interest” by the Government of the Balearic islands. It has 42 km of coastline, and the majority of its beaches have been awarded the Blue Flag by the EU. These characteristics mean that the visitor can breathe in nature in an enclave that enjoys unique and original attractions.

Climate. Its privileged Mediterranean situation means that Capdepera enjoys an unbeatable warm climate that produces a sensation of well-being in the human body. On sunny days, it can reach almost 30º C and is thus classified as an area of maximum comfort.

Winds. During the summer months, from June to September – a pattern of thermal winds. On Majorca’s western coast E/SE F.2/3 In eastern Majorca NW F.3/5

Temperatures. Neither maximum temperatures nor the severity of summer are excessive, keeping relatively stable throughout the year, while winters are remarkably mild. Humidity is characterised by varying very little, remaining at around 70% throughout the seasons.