Spending the Winter in Mallorca – Sunshine, Sea & Mild Temperatures.
Mallorca isn't just a paradise in summer – it’s also the perfect retreat in the winter months. If you're looking to escape the cold winters in Germany or northern Europe, Mallorca offers mild temperatures, empty beaches, and a relaxed island atmosphere. But what should you know if you’re planning a longer stay? Here you'll find everything important – from the best travel times to accommodation options, costs, and practical tips.
Why spend the winter in Mallorca?
Mild climate: Even in the winter months, temperatures often range between 15 and 20°C. Snow? Not here!Empty beaches & relaxed vibe: No tourist crowds – just peaceful walks along the coast.
High quality of life & Mediterranean calm: Fresh fruit at weekly markets, cozy cafés, and a more tranquil island life.
Lower rental & living costs: Off-season prices allow you to rent beautiful accommodation for a fraction of summer rates.
Where to spend the winter in Mallorca?
Mallorca offers a variety of regions ideal for long-term stays:
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Southwest (Palma & surroundings): Perfect for culture and city life.
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East (Calas de Mallorca, Manacor): Quiet with stunning beaches and good infrastructure.
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North (Pollensa & Alcúdia): Ideal for nature lovers and hikers.
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Southeast (Santanyí & Cala d’Or): Charming villages, small bays, and Mediterranean flair.
Casa Julie in Calas de Mallorca offers the perfect combination of sea view, serenity, and proximity to shops – ideal for long-term renters!
What does it cost to spend the winter in Mallorca?
The cost of a long-term stay depends on factors like accommodation, lifestyle, and individual needs. While groceries and restaurants are often cheaper than in Germany, it's important to choose well-equipped and winter-ready accommodation.
Rental prices vary depending on location and features. Additional costs (e.g. electricity, water) may be included or billed separately. At Casa Julie, we offer the perfect winter solution:
Winter pricing (November to March):
✔ €1,950/month (all-inclusive) incl. electricity, water, Wi-Fi & heating
✔ Final cleaning: €120 (one-time)
What to look for in winter accommodation?
Not all apartments in Mallorca are winter-ready. Heating is essential, as temperatures can drop below 10°C at night. Casa Julie is equipped with modern infrared heating to ensure a cozy stay even during the cooler months.
Cost of living in Mallorca
Life in Mallorca can be more affordable than in Germany – especially when buying local and visiting weekly markets.
✔ Supermarket prices: Similar to Germany, often cheaper for local products
✔ Dining out: Local restaurant menus range from €12–20 per person
✔ Transportation: Rental cars from €10/day in winter, petrol prices are comparable
Car rental & transport
- Rental cars are often available for under €10/day in winter.
- Alternatively, there’s a well-connected bus system and several train routes available.
Internet & remote working from Mallorca
- Most apartments offer fast Wi-Fi – ideal for digital nomads.
- Coworking spaces are available in Palma and some coastal towns.
What to consider before arriving?
- Flights: Many cheap direct flights from UK in winter – often under €50 one-way
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Accommodation: Book early – good long-term rentals are in high demand
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Insurance: Consider international health insurance for longer stays
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Car or no car? If you stay outside cities, a rental car is very helpful
Conclusion: Mallorca in winter – the perfect choice!
Spending the winter in Mallorca means relaxed days, mild weather, and a completely new lifestyle. Whether you stay for a few weeks or several months – the island offers everything you need for a comfortable long-term escape.
Check availability at Casa Julie now and enjoy your winter in the sun!