Where is hot in November in Europe? More places than you might think. While the north turns cold and wet, the Canary Islands, Cyprus, southern Turkey, Malta, and the Greek islands still enjoy warm days and sea temperatures that are fine for swimming. Better still, summer crowds are gone and prices drop.
Here is where to find warm weather in Europe in November, with average temperatures, city picks, budget ideas, and booking tips.
Temperatures are typical average daytime highs for November.
Where Is Hot in November in Europe? By Country
The Canary Islands, Spain (around 24–25°C)
The Canaries are the warmest place in Europe in November. Gran Canaria, Tenerife, Fuerteventura, and Lanzarote all have sunny beach weather, and the sea is still around 22°C.
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Cyprus (around 22–23°C)
Cyprus is still properly warm in November, with sea temperatures above 20°C. Paphos, Limassol, and Larnaca are good bases, and it is a great time for hiking and visiting ancient sites without the summer heat.
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Southern Turkey (around 21–23°C)
Antalya, Alanya, and the Turquoise Coast enjoy warm days and quiet beaches. Explore Antalya's old town, the ruins of Perge and Aspendos, and the waterfalls around the city. Read our guide to the best Turkey eSIM.
Madeira, Portugal (around 22°C)
Madeira's subtropical climate means flowers bloom all year. Walk the levada trails, visit Funchal's markets and gardens, and swim in the natural lava pools at Porto Moniz on calm days.
Malta (around 20–21°C)
Malta is warm and sunny, and the sea is still swimmable in early November. Combine beach time with Valletta, Mdina, and a ferry to Gozo.
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Greece: Crete and Rhodes (around 20–22°C)
The southern Greek islands are mild and sunny in November, and the sea is still warm. Chania's Venetian harbor and Rhodes Old Town are lovely without crowds.
Where Is Hot in November in Europe? By City
- Las Palmas, Gran Canaria: around 25°C.
- Alanya, Turkey: around 23°C.
- Limassol, Cyprus: around 23°C.
- Funchal, Madeira: around 22°C.
- Chania, Crete: around 21°C.
- Valletta, Malta: around 21°C.
- Seville, Spain: around 20°C.
Where Is Hot and Cheap in November?
- Southern Turkey: Resort hotels are much cheaper after the summer season, and many stay open into November.
- Cyprus: Good weather and lower prices than in summer.
- Fuerteventura and Lanzarote: Often cheaper than Tenerife and Gran Canaria.
- Andalusia: Seville, Granada, and Málaga are pleasant for city breaks, with low hotel prices.
Tips for Booking a Hot Holiday in November
- Travel midweek. Tuesday and Wednesday flights are usually cheaper.
- Check what's open. Some resorts in Greece and Turkey wind down in late November.
- Pack a light jacket for evenings and occasional showers.
- Look at package deals. Flight and hotel bundles are often cheaper in the shoulder season.
- Stay connected. The egoViet Europe eSIM covers more than 30 countries, including Spain, Portugal, Greece, Cyprus, Malta, and Turkey.
See also where is hot in December in Europe and our list of the best winter sun destinations.
FAQs: Where Is Hot in November in Europe
Is November a good time for a beach holiday in Europe?
Yes, in the Canary Islands, Cyprus, southern Turkey, and Madeira. Elsewhere in the Mediterranean, the weather is mild and better suited to sightseeing.
What is the hottest place in Europe in November?
The Canary Islands, with average highs of around 24–25°C.
Can you swim in the sea in Europe in November?
Yes. The sea is around 20–23°C in the Canary Islands, Cyprus, southern Turkey, and Malta.
Where is warm and cheap in Europe in November?
Southern Turkey, Cyprus, Fuerteventura, Lanzarote, and Andalusia offer warm weather and good-value hotels in November.