1 October 2026

Bask in Extended Summer Sunshine as Ibiza Beats October Chill

As the calendar ushers in October, Ibiza defies expectations with an extended summer spell. Instead of the usual autumn cool-down and drizzle, the island has been basking in temperatures exceeding 30 degrees in hotspots like Sant Joan, Sant Antoni, and Vila, including Formentera. The early days of October continue the trend, teasing with highs near 30 degrees and nights lingering around 25. However, change looms as the first weekend of October arrives. Cooler climes and the potential for rain are set to make an entrance by Friday, nudging temperatures down below 19 degrees by the weekend. As next week approaches, expect further declines with potential lows around 15 degrees. Keep an eye on the evolving forecast as Ibiza transitions from its sun-drenched heat to more typical autumnal chills.

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