Majorca end of sept

[fourstardan]

I've been before and weathers in the 20-25's from memory.

Im taking our 2 year old so feels the best flight option!

We've been in the south west a number of times but a lot of villas/apartments are in alcudia.

We went to Es Trenc last Time for a day and it was paradise compared to hustle and bustle beaches.

Whats the south compared to north like ?

[ben5575]

I'm over there first week in Sept.

Pollensa/Puerto Pollensa for me every time (I've lost count). PH B/S aside it is easy, pleasant and stunning.

You can pay lots of money to wake up next to this:

https://puertopollensapinewalk.com/

Or you can pay an awful lot less to stay a couple of lines back and still walk to it in 5 mins.

Dream house: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWHgiHUr5RE

[fourstardan]

There does look to be more in the area of Alcudia/Pollensa.

Silly question but do you get a lot of mozzies in the lake areas of Alcudia?

[soxboy]

If you’ve got a 2 year old the beach at Puerto Pollensa is fantastic, very shallow and the water should still be warm.

[Greenmantle]

here at Port de Pollensa at the moment.
Fly home tomorrow after nearly 3 weeks.
Wonderful weather and not too bad on the pocket if you eat out just now and then.
September will still be great.
At the moment the beaches are not busy. Other half who has known the area for 15 years says it never gets busy.

Edited by Greenmantle on Saturday 30th July 23:08

[stevemcs]

We always go to alcudia mid to late September, the weather is hit and miss, sometimes it’s warm, sometimes it chucks it down with rain, we have been going for around 8 years and it’s always different

Either way it will be better than the Uk.

[MrBarry123]

ben5575 said:

I'm over there first week in Sept.

Pollensa/Puerto Pollensa for me every time (I've lost count). PH B/S aside it is easy, pleasant and stunning.

You can pay lots of money to wake up next to this:

https://puertopollensapinewalk.com/

Or you can pay an awful lot less to stay a couple of lines back and still walk to it in 5 mins.

Dream house: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWHgiHUr5RE

Keeping a note of those recommendations - they look great!

[fourstardan]

Odd spell of rain and lower temps is why we like the canaries so much.

4 hours with son on my lap could be a bit too much though.