Where Is Hot in November?
With so many places to choose from, we’ve selected some of our favourite destinations and offers for destinations which are hot in November.
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| Where’s hot in November | ||
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Destination |
Av. High Temp |
Sunshine |
| Costa Rica | 26º | 5 hours |
| Grenada | 30º | 8 hours |
| Borneo | 31º | 6 hours |
| Jamaica | 29º | 8 hours |
| Bora Bora | 27º | 7 hours |
Costa Rica
- Temperature: 26º
- Sunshine: 5 hours
- Rainy days: 19
- Flight Time: 11 hours 35 mins
As the green season transitions to drier months, Costa Rica reveals a breathtaking mix of lush landscapes and vibrant wildlife. This period offers a unique opportunity for exploration, with rainforests thriving in their full splendour and fewer travellers on the trails.
Adventure seekers can hike through the misty cloud forests of Monteverde, where suspended bridges offer stunning views of the dense canopy. The season also brings incredible wildlife-spotting opportunities, from scarlet macaws and howler monkeys to nesting sea turtles along the Pacific coast. Volcanoes like Arenal are shrouded in dramatic beauty, inviting visitors to explore their surrounding hot springs and lava fields. With rivers swelling from recent rains, whitewater rafting is at its peak, adding an exhilarating edge to a Costa Rican escape that perfectly balances exploration and natural wonder.
Grenada
- Temperature: 30º
- Sunshine: 8 hours
- Rainy days: 20
- Flight Time: 10 hours
Grenada, known as the “Spice Isle,” offers a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure for those seeking an idyllic getaway. Its beaches, such as the iconic Grand Anse, are renowned for soft sands and crystal-clear waters, making them perfect for sunbathing or a refreshing swim. For a more secluded experience, Morne Rouge Bay offers tranquil beauty away from the crowds.
Beyond the beaches, the island’s lush rainforests and cascading waterfalls, such as Annandale Falls, can be explored, while hiking trails wind through Grand Etang National Park. In St. George’s, vibrant markets fill the air with the rich aromas of nutmeg, cinnamon, and cocoa. A short boat trip to nearby Carriacou offers an even more relaxed atmosphere, where unspoiled beaches and excellent snorkelling opportunities await, making it a worthwhile addition to any visit to Grenada.
Borneo
- Temperature: 31º
- Sunshine: 6 hours
- Rainy days: 13
- Flight Time: 15 hours
Borneo’s lush rainforests and diverse wildlife become particularly inviting during this transitional period between peak travel seasons. The island’s weather strikes a balance, offering a pleasant window for exploration while avoiding the heavier rains typical later in the year.
This is an excellent time for spotting orangutans in their natural habitat, as fruiting season in the jungles of Sabah and Sarawak often draws these gentle primates closer to viewing areas. Trekking through Kinabalu National Park is more comfortable with cooler mornings and drier trails, and the island’s vibrant coral reefs remain perfect for snorkelling and diving, boasting excellent visibility. For those seeking a blend of adventure and tranquility, Borneo’s natural wonders and calmer atmosphere deliver a truly rewarding escape.
Jamaica
- Temperature: 29º
- Sunshine: 8 hours
- Rainy days: 14
- Flight Time: 9 hours 45 mins
Jamaica in November is a tropical paradise, offering warm weather, plenty of sunshine, and an inviting atmosphere before the peak winter crowds arrive. With average temperatures hovering between 25°C and 30°C, it’s the perfect time to soak up the sun on the island’s iconic beaches like Seven Mile Beach in Negril or Doctor’s Cave Beach in Montego Bay.
Beyond the golden sands, a wealth of experiences awaits in Jamaica. The lush greenery of the Blue Mountains can be explored along hiking trails that lead to panoramic views and coffee plantations. For adventure seekers, the cascading waters of Dunn’s River Falls offer an exhilarating climb, while a bamboo rafting excursion along the calm Martha Brae River provides a more tranquil escape. As the evenings cool, live reggae music fills the air, and authentic jerk cuisine is savored, making November an ideal time to embrace the island’s warmth and charm.
Bora Bora
- Temperature: 27º
- Sunshine: 7 hours
- Rainy days: 9
- Flight Time: 19 hours 30 mins
In November, Bora Bora offers a serene escape, with the weather transitioning from the wet season into drier, more predictable conditions. The island’s turquoise lagoons and overwater bungalows are particularly inviting, as the crowds thin out after the peak months, allowing for a more peaceful experience compared to the busier summer and winter months.
This time of year provides ideal conditions for snorkelling and diving, with clear waters showcasing vibrant coral reefs and abundant marine life. The warmth of the Pacific makes exploring Bora Bora’s lush landscapes enjoyable, whether it’s hiking to the island’s Mount Otemanu for panoramic views or simply lounging on the pristine beaches. For those wishing to extend their stay, the other islands of French Polynesia – like Tahiti, Moorea, and Huahine – offer similar beauty, with each island providing unique experiences, from cultural exploration to untouched natural landscapes.
Can’t Find Somewhere Hot in November?
If you can’t find your perfect destination for November we have it covered. Changing your travel months can certainly open up the selection of destinations offering warm weather. Use the links below to view the hottest destinations for all other travel months. Alternatively, you could use our awesome destination finder found at the top of the page.