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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the Southampton Wire weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Ibiza enjoys a Mediterranean climate with long, hot summers and mild winters, though conditions vary by season. The live forecast above gives current readings for Ibiza Town, while below we cover monthly trends, longer-range outlooks and travel planning tips.
What is the weather like in Ibiza right now?
The live forecast shows the current temperature, wind and humidity for Ibiza Town. For those checking weather in Ibiza 10 days ahead or a 14-day outlook, the island’s summer stability means highs stay near 30 °C from June to September, with sea breezes moderating the heat. Longer-range forecasts – including a 21 day weather forecast Ibiza or ibiza weather forecast 30 days – are useful for spotting early signs of unsettled spells, though reliability drops beyond two weeks.
When is the best time to visit Ibiza?
Late spring and early autumn offer the best balance of warmth and lighter crowds. Ibiza weather in May sees daytime highs around 23 °C, ideal for sightseeing, while September remains beach-friendly at 27 °C. Winter is mild but often rainy; ibiza weather monthly averages show November and December as the wettest months. The island’s microclimate means the interior can be slightly cooler than the coast, so coastal forecasts are most accurate for beachgoers.
How accurate are 15-day forecasts for Ibiza?
Extended forecasts like the ibiza weather forecast 15 days provide a useful trend but become less precise after day 10. For reliable planning, check the BBC’s 3‑day outlook or the live forecast above, especially during spring and autumn when weather systems are more changeable.
Is Ibiza windy in summer?
Southerly and easterly winds bring a cooling effect, especially in July and August. Gusts rarely exceed 20 mph, but afternoon sea breezes can pick up near the coast. Sheltered coves offer calmer conditions for swimming.
Does it rain a lot in Ibiza?
Ibiza is relatively dry, with most rain falling between October and January. Summer months see very little precipitation – typically less than 10 mm per month from June to August – so visitors rarely need an umbrella.
For UK forecasts, visit our UK weather hub. If you’re comparing Balearic islands, see our Majorca weather page or 10‑day UK forecast.