15 August 2026

Ibiza Heats Up: Scorching Temperatures to Hit 36°C This Weekend

Those heading to Ibiza and Formentera this weekend should prepare for a sizzling few days with temperatures expected to soar. The Spanish Meteorological Agency has announced that the mercury could climb up to 36°C across various parts of Ibiza, particularly in hotspots like Sant Antoni and Santa Eulària. Formentera will experience milder conditions, peaking at 31°C. Despite potential clouds, rain remains unlikely, ensuring sunseekers can enjoy clear skies. As a heads-up, an official warning for extreme heat is in place, so visitors are advised to stay hydrated while soaking up the sun. Whether you're lounging on the beach or hitting the clubs, you'll be doing so in balmy conditions this weekend.

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