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The best time to visit Ibiza

Aerial perspective of the picturesque whitewashed buildings in Eivissa, Ibiza with a stunning sea backdrop. Sweet spot: April · May · June · September · October

By ReasonStay editorial team · Updated · How we verify

In short

The best months to visit Ibiza are April, May, June, September and October, when average highs land in the comfortable low-to-high twenties and rain stays light — June sees a high of 27.3 °C with just 2 rain days, while May reaches 22.9 °C with 5 rain days. July and August are peak season: the hottest, busiest and priciest weeks, when highs climb to 30.5 °C and school holidays fill the beaches. Winter is the quiet low season, cooler and calmer, with January highs of 15.5 °C and many venues closed.

Best months AprilMayJuneSeptemberOctober

By the numbers

Ibiza month by month

Average highs and lows (°C), 2016–2025. Highlighted bars are the best months.

0°10°20°30°16°Jan5☂16°Feb4☂17°Mar8☂19°Apr6☂23°May5☂27°Jun2☂30°Jul1☂31°Aug2☂28°Sep7☂24°Oct6☂19°Nov7☂17°Dec5☂
Bars run from the average low to the average high. Gold figures are rain days per month (≥1 mm).
MonthHighLowRain daysSun / day
January15.5 °C10.5 °C58.6 h
February16.1 °C10.5 °C49 h
March17.2 °C11.9 °C810.1 h
April19.2 °C13.4 °C610.8 h
May22.9 °C16.2 °C512.7 h
June27.3 °C20.2 °C213.4 h
July30.3 °C23.3 °C113.7 h
August30.5 °C23.8 °C212.5 h
September27.5 °C21.8 °C710.8 h
October24 °C18.6 °C69.7 h
November19.3 °C14.8 °C78.3 h
December16.7 °C11.9 °C58.1 h

How the months are picked.A month qualifies when its average high sits in the comfortable 20–28 °C band (scored down towards 9 °C and 37 °C), rain days are few and sunshine hours are high — at least 78 % of the city's best-scoring month. July and August are then set aside as peak season (school-holiday crowds and prices) whenever at least three other months qualify; where summer is the only comfortable window they stay. Figures are ten-year averages (2016-01-01 to 2025-12-31) from ERA5 reanalysis data via Open-Meteo (CC BY 4.0) for the city centre coordinates.

Aerial perspective of the picturesque whitewashed buildings in Eivissa, Ibiza with a stunning sea backdrop.
Season by season

When to go, and what to expect

Spring (Mar–May)

Weather: Warming steadily from a March high of 17.2 °C to 22.9 °C in May, with 12.7 hours of sunshine a day and 5 rain days by May.
Crowds: Quiet early, building through May.

Ideal for walking Dalt Vila and the coast before the summer heat and crowds arrive.

Summer (Jun–Aug)

Weather: Hot and dry: June highs of 27.3 °C rising to 30.5 °C in August, with 13.7 hours of sun in July and only 1–2 rain days.
Crowds: Peak in July and August — busiest and most expensive.

June is the sweet spot; July and August suit party-goers who don't mind heat and crowds.

Autumn (Sep–Nov)

Weather: Still warm early — September 27.5 °C and October 24 °C — cooling to 19.3 °C in November, with 6–7 rain days.
Crowds: Thinning after September, calm by November.

September and October keep the warmth with sea still swimmable and fewer people.

Winter (Dec–Feb)

Weather: Mild but cool: highs 15.5–16.7 °C, lows around 10.5 °C, 4–5 rain days and 8–9 hours of sun.
Crowds: Very quiet, many venues shut.

For low-key island walks and history, not beaches or nightlife.

Worth planning around

Notable events

May
Medieval Fair (Ibiza Medieval) in Dalt Vila
June
Sant Joan (Midsummer) celebrations
May–June and September–October
Club opening and closing parties
Autumn
Festa des Vermar / autumn harvest festivities
Picturesque alleyway in Ibiza with scooter and people, showcasing traditional Spanish architecture.
Good to know

Frequently asked

Is Ibiza too hot in August?

August is the hottest month, with average highs of 30.5 °C and lows of 23.8 °C. It's manageable near the sea but combined with peak crowds many prefer June (27.3 °C) or September (27.5 °C).

What is the rainiest month in Ibiza?

March is the wettest with 8 rain days, followed by September and November at 7 rain days. Even so, sunny days dominate — July has just 1 rain day.

Is winter worth visiting Ibiza?

Winter is mild, with January highs of 15.5 °C and 8.6 hours of sun a day, but cool for swimming and many clubs and restaurants close. It suits quiet sightseeing around Dalt Vila rather than a beach or nightlife trip.

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Sources

An independent guide to Ibiza — honest, verified, no invented data. Climate figures: ERA5 via Open-Meteo, 2016–2025 averages; the best months are computed from them, not opinion.