9 August 2026

Scorching Heatwave Sweeps Over Ibiza: Tourists Advised to Brace for Intense Temperatures

UK tourists basking in the Ibiza sun should prepare for soaring temperatures as the island experiences a scorching heatwave. This weekend, Ibiza and neighbouring Formentera are under a yellow alert due to exceptionally high temperatures. On Saturday, Sant Joan saw temperatures approach an intense 40°C, with the 'feels like' heat exceeding even this sizzling level. Come Sunday, the prediction remains steamy, with some areas anticipated to hit a 'feels like' temperature of 45°C. As we transition into the new week, the heat shows no sign of relenting. Monday's forecast suggests highs creeping above 35°C, with base temperatures not dipping below 26°C. Aemet forecasts clear skies early on, shifting to some cloudiness by evening. East and southeast winds may bring light coastal breezes to western Ibiza. Details for the rest of the week remain forthcoming, but high temperatures will continue to dominate Ibiza's weather scene. Stay hydrated and sun-safe while enjoying the island's allure.

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