4 September 2026

Temperatures Set to Soar: Ibiza Weekend Weather Forecast

Temperatures Set to Soar: Ibiza Weekend Weather Forecast

Prepare your sun cream and sunglasses, as Ibiza and Formentera brace for a blazing weekend, according to AEMET's forecast. Expect clear skies and sizzling temperatures hovering around 35 degrees Celsius. Friday kicks off with sunny days across Eivissa, Sant Antoni de Portmany, Santa Eulària des Riu, Sant Josep de sa Talaia, Sant Joan de Labritja, and Formentera, with temperatures ranging from mid-20s to low-30s.

Saturday heats up further, with Sant Antoni de Portmany and Santa Eulària predicted to reach a scorching 35 degrees. Meanwhile, Sant Joan de Labritja will enjoy sunny intervals, with temperatures between 21 and 34 degrees. Formentera remains predictably warm, with highs around 30 degrees.

Sunday sees a few high clouds drifting in, though the heat persists across the islands. Sant Antoni leads with a possible high of 35 degrees once again. Eivissa and nearby areas will experience a mildly cooler high of 33 degrees, and Formentera reaches 31 degrees with scattered clouds later in the day.

This weekend promises to be hot and sunny, perfect for hitting the beaches or lounging by the pool before the night unfolds. No rain is on the horizon, making it an ideal time to experience the ultimate island vibe.

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