February is here bearing longer days and more hours of sun. The island's illustrious almond blossom reaches full bloom, making Mallorca more beautiful than ever.
February in Mallorca: What's On & Weather
Traditional fiestas, almond blossom and more
February is often called the most beautiful month in Mallorca as the landscape is decorated with almond blossom, making it a popular time for artists and photographers to explore the island. Son Servera's annual Fira de la Flor d'Ametler is the fair paying tribute to the Mallorca's famous almonds, but there's a lot more to February than these nuts, with Valentine's Day celebrations and Palma Cathedral's Festival de la Luz (light festival) headlining the show.
Naturally the cooler climate of spring time in Mallorca means the hikers and road bikers are out in full force, and there are some wonderful rural hotels accommodating outdoor enthusiasts who want to have Mallorca's mountains on their doorstep.
Restaurants and hotels around the island get creative when it comes to creating packages for those looking to make some lifelong memories with their loved ones for Valentine's Day.
Whether it be a hiking holiday, a Valentine's trip or a city break. Let’s see if we can tempt you!
What's the weather like in Mallorca in February?

February feels brighter as it sees an average of eight hours of sunshine per day. The average temperature is 10°C, but highs of 15°C during the day, make it feel a lot warmer than northern Europe at this time of year. Do note the evenings see temperatures drop, often as low as 5°C so pack a warm coat. Sunrise begins at around 08:00 at the start of the month, but just a few weeks later it's more like 07:30, whilst the sun goes down at around 18:30 by the end of February.
Valentine's Day in Mallorca

Mallorca's hotels tend to create some attractive packages tailored especially for a romantic weekend away. Bottles of bubbly, dinners, spa treatments and more can be on the menu so do take a look at some of the different options to see what might tickle your taste buds. Whether you are looking for a city break or a more rural retreat, Mallorca has it all! So take your pick.
Foodie February

With it being Valentine's Day this month, celebratory lunches and dinners are of course on the agenda for many. So we thought we should discuss the restaurants on the island.
Palma is a foodie hub, with an extensive selection of restaurants offering all types of cuisine. We highly recommend trying out one of the modern tapas restaurants, they are becoming a bit of a cult here.
At the other end of the spectrum, if you head inland there are some wonderful rustic restaurants offering authentic hearty Mediterranean cuisine.
Hotel dining tends to offer international gastronomy with a dash of Mallorcan flair, or aim for the coastline, especially the ports for some of the islands best fish restaurants!
Cycling in Mallorca
With the island looking its best in February, it should come as no surprise that road bikers are arriving en masse. The Sierra de Tramuntana mountains and the inland plains are popular, so you will likely spot big groups of cyclists out on the roads. If you are looking to come to Mallorca and do a bit of cycling without travelling with your road bike, there are also some great bike hire places around the island, so you can fly hassle free.
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Santa Ponsa to Peguera Cycling Route
Santa Ponsa to Peguera Cycling Route
Hills through the lovely countryside of the south west of Mallorca
A fairly easy cycle with a few hills to get the lungs and heart going - be careful of the midday sun!
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Cycling from Palma to Playa de Palma
Cycling from Palma to Playa de Palma
Bikes and beaches – Palma to Playa de Palma
On Saturday we hired bikes and set off on a hot afternoon to explore the beaches of Palma Bay. A shoreline cycle path runs from the northern end of Palma docks all the way to the resort S’Arenal in the south.
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Seeing Palma by bicycle
Seeing Palma by bicycle
Pedalling, sightseeing...plus waiting for biscuits and nuns!
Palma is a really bike friendly city. The giveaway is the prominent red cycle route running all along the Paseo Maritimo and through the city centre. The weather is perfect for it too. Despite the obvious benefits of urban exploration on two wheels, Palma on Bike was my first experience of cycling in the capital.Â
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Colonia Sant Jordi to Cap de Ses Salines Cycling Route
Colonia Sant Jordi to Cap de Ses Salines Cycling Route
Peaceful bike ride through farmlands down to a lighthouse in the south east
22km point to point but a longer day out at 44km if you do the return journey by bike instead of catching the bus.
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Port de Soller to Cala Deia Return Cycling Route
Port de Soller to Cala Deia Return Cycling Route
This cycle takes in the pretty views along the west coast of Mallorca
Starting and finishing in Port de Soller this ride has a half way point in Cala Deia where you ahve the chance to stop for some lunch, a snack or even a dip in the sea to cool off.
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Port de Soller to Sa Calobra Cycling Route
Port de Soller to Sa Calobra Cycling Route
A stunning yet taxing cycling through the Mallorcan hills
With undulating roads and an altitude gain of almost 2000m this relatively short ride, at just 75km, will get your lungs and your legs pumping.
Things to do in Mallorca
Of all the activities featured on our Things To Do page, exploring Mallorca's magnificent landscapes on horseback has to be up there with the best. This is a wonderful opportunity to discover the authentic, wild Mallorca's almond and olive groves, woodlands, steep mountain climbs, picturesque villages and ancient man-made structures. Take a look at our listings for the various companies organising tours on the trails.
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Motor Boat Trip (Beneteau Flyer 7.7)
Private motor boat trip with swimming and snorkelling in Mallorca
Enjoy a fun full-day or half-day boat trip aboard this sporty Beneteau Flyer 7.7 Sportdeck.
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Romantic Sunset Dinner Boat Trip
Sailing yacht boat trip with romantic sunset dinner for two
This exclusive sailing tour for two is the perfect way to enjoy a romantic evening watching the sunset over the Mediterranean with the one you love.
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Kayaking & snorkelling
Explore hidden sea caves and vibrant underwater life
Discover Mallorca’s stunning coastline from two unique angles - glide past cliffs and caves by kayak or dive below the surface on a guided snorkelling tour. These separate activities offer different ways to connect with the island’s wild beauty.
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Motor Yacht Trip (Fjord 39 XL)
Private motor yacht trip with swimming and snorkelling in Mallorca
Enjoy a fun full-day or half-day boat trip aboard this sophisticated Fjord 39 XL motor yacht.
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Guided Kayak Tour
Kayak tour around the Malgrats Islands, perfect for families or groups of friends
Paddle along the coast and between islands on our kayaks, discovering some of the most interesting spots in this beautiful part of Mallorca, including a cave and a natural pool where you can snorkel or swim in crystal-clear waters.
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Sunset boat trip
Swim, snorkel and sail as the sun sets over the bay
Shared or private sunset sailing trip with swimming and snorkelling.
Vineyards in Mallorca
We would encourage you to head inland to check out Mallorca's almond blossom, but whilst you're there it would be rude not to stop and admire the vines too. Mallorca's wines have become increasingly popular in more recent years, and there are plenty of vineyards offering tours and tastings, which is also a great Valentine's Day activity. Various vineyards offer bespoke wine related activities, from train tours to romantic picnics.
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Butxet Vineyard, Muro
Fresh modern wines from the north of Mallorca
This family-run winery is located between Muro and Can Picafort, neighbouring the S'Albufera nature reserve. There are very few vineyards in this area so these wines really stand out.
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Son Prim Vineyard, Sencelles
Award-winning wines gaining an international reputation
Built in 2003, this winery aims to produce award-winning monovarietal wines made to stand the test of time. They are located near Sencelles, between Binissalem and Inca.
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Anima Negra Vineyard, Felanitx
Young vineyard producing excellent wines
Situated to the south-east of Mallorca, this winery produces its wines on the old country estate of Son Burguera close to the town of Felanitx. They are known for their cultivation of the indigenous varieties Manto Negro, Fogoneu, Prensal Blanc and, most importantly, Callet. The wines of this relatively young winery (established in 1994) have made a big impression on wine connoisseurs and its blends have already reached cult status.
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Bodega Biniagual, Binissalem
Bodega Biniagual, Binissalem
Internationally renowned winemakers in the town of Binissalem
Family-run business located in the heart of the Binissalem wine region producing traditional Mallorcan wines.
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Vinya Taujana, Santa Eugenia
Run by third-generation artisanal winemakers
This vineyard grows Mallorcan grapes Manto Negro, Callet & Moll, combined with imported Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Syrah.
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Ses Rotes Horses & Wine
Ses Rotes Horses & Wine
Wine tastings, private events & horse-riding in the Tramuntana foothills
Ses Rotes Horses & Wine offers an equestrian centre alongside local wines in the serene countryside near Esporles and a unique experience for nature lovers, wine enthusiasts and equestrians.
February events in Mallorca
February in Mallorca is full of colourful traditions and seasonal celebrations. The month begins with Carnival, where Palma’s streets come alive with parades, dancing and entertainment, making it a fun event for families. Almond blossom season brings the Fira de la Flor d’Ametler in Son Servera, featuring almond-themed products, crafts, and traditional dances. Villages like Sencelles celebrate their patron saint with parades and fiery ‘Correfocs’. Nature and architecture lovers can also witness the stunning Light Festival at Palma Cathedral, when the sun casts a rare figure-eight pattern across the wall.
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La Mostra Calvia Tardor - Calvia Food Show
Enjoy special menus in Calvià from Illetas to Peguera
La Mostra Calvià Tardor is Calvià 's annual autumn food festival, organised by the Fundació Calvià 365 and celebrated across four consecutive weekends each October and November. Around 45 restaurants take part each year, offering specially curated set menus.
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Evolution Mallorca International Film Festival
For innovative, provocative, socially-relevant filmmakers
EMIFF is based in the heart of the Mediterranean, in Mallorca’s buzzing and culturally rich capital city of Palma.Â
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Deia International Music Festival
Classical music concerts at world famous locations in Deia and Valldemossa
In 1978, a group of professional and amateur musicians came together under the name ‘Paramusical Workshop' and began performing concerts in Llucalcari and the Deià church. This marked the humble beginnings of what is today known as the Deià International Music Festival. The quality and quantity of the guest artists have been growing steadily ever since.
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Dragon Winter Series
The Mediterranean Cup of the Dragon Class
 A regatta circuit in which top national and international sailors compete, Puerto Portals has become the port with the largest fleet of Dragons in Spain and a benchmark on the international circuit.
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Pianino: Chopin's Classical Music Festival
A classical journey in Chopin’s cell in the beautiful historic town of Valldemossa
Set within the very cell where Frédéric Chopin and George Sand stayed during the winter of 1838–1839, this festival offers a rare blend of history, heritage, and high-level performance.
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Sankt Martin Children's Fair at Puerto Portals
Traditional Central European party for children
Countries like Austria, the Netherlands, Poland or Germany celebrate the Sankt Martin every year, a festivity when children light up the streets at night with paper lanterns in search of Saint Martin, the soldier.
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