7 May 2026

Ibiza's Medieval Fair Braces for Rain - What UK Tourists Need to Know

This week, Ibiza transforms its historic old town into a medieval marvel for the popular fair that draws visitors from all over Spain. The event often attracts over 68,000 people, hoping for clear skies. However, weather predictions from Aemet suggest rain might play a starring role. The opening day on Thursday could see showers intensifying by afternoon. Friday promises less rain, mostly between noon and evening, with the chance of light, muddy rainfall. Saturday starts with clouds and a few rain spells, clearing up for sunnier moments by afternoon. Sunday, the fair's finale, looks bright and ideal, with temperatures reaching up to 23ºC. UK tourists planning to attend should keep an umbrella handy but can anticipate a sunny end to this remarkable event.

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