The best holiday destinations for November include 5 different continents and 15 countries! Splash out in the huge UAE shopping malls, release your inner explorer in Egypt and take beautiful photographs of the Scottish countryside. Before the Christmas rush, get your travel plans in action and enjoy the fun that November has to offer around the world!
This time of year is full of festivities, but where are the best places to travel to?
We’ve worked with some well-travelled bloggers this month to discover November’s top holiday destinations. Check out the list and let us know where you decide to go this year!
- The Best Holiday Destinations For November 2023
- Goa – TraveLynn Family
- Abu Dhabi – Little City Trips
- Egypt – Carpe Diem Our Way
- São Paulo – Maps N Bags
- Scotland – Watch Me See
- Key West – Dotted Globe
- Phoenix, Arizona – One Trip At A Time
- Vienna – My Path In The World
- Nagoya – Nagoya Foodie
- Koh Samui – Disha Discovers
- Hoi An – Unearth The Voyage
- Marrakech – The Elusive Family
- Koh Lanta, Thailand – Dave’s Travel Pages
- Penang – Flyerism
- Martinique – Sunday In Wonderland
- Barcelona – Vicki Viaja
- Lisbon – The Road Is Life
- Marseille – World In Paris
- Aruba – A Rai Of Light
- Packing List Essentials
The Best Holiday Destinations For November 2023
November always seems to bring a bit of doom and gloom before the excitement of Christmas and New Year.
However, it doesn’t have to be that way! Take a trip in November and discover what some of the following amazing cities have to offer at this time of year.
Go to Goa for beach vibes, São Paolo for an impressive city or Arizona for some stunning hike trails.
Wherever you decide to go (or bookmark, because there’s always next year if you’re already busy!), these tips by the knowledgeable travel bloggers we collaborated with will help you to plan your trip.
Take a look at the accommodation options too – you can get some great travel deals on Booking.com. Plus, there are some fun tours for you to try out!
Goa – TraveLynn Family
Goa is one of the best holiday destinations for November as the monsoon season has past, the seas are warm, and it’s just before the Christmas craze where accommodations drastically up their prices.
These stunning palm-fringed beaches are a great choice for some winter sun.
It’s just a case of picking the right beach for you, as there is quite an eclectic mix catering to the raver, the yogi, the package sun-seeker and everything in between.
After a year living in India and frequently visiting the beaches of Goa with our kids (aged 2 and 4), we decided that our favourite was Agonda, in South Goa; a golden crescent of powder soft sand, dotted with colourful fishing boats and patrolled by meandering cows that congregate in the same spot for sunset every day.
It’s a quiet beach, suitable for families and the sea has just the right amount of gentle surf for a good boogie-board session. There are also a handful of restaurants serving both Indian and Western dishes right on the beach.
And if you fancy peeling yourselves away from the beach, you can take a fishing boat out to see the dolphins. Click here for more information on things to do in Goa.
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Where To Stay In Goa
Close to the beach, air-con, free WiFi, balcony room options
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Abu Dhabi – Little City Trips
Seeking perfect resort weather, mixed with festivities, a little culture and a great international sporting event?
Then look no further than the United Arab Emirates capital Abu Dhabi. Once summer breaks in October, the relatively mild weather lasts through until April.
The main reason to visit in November, however, is the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix – usually held in the last week of November.
The Yas Marina Circuit on Yas Island is only minutes from Abu Dhabi International Airport and a great entertainment zone in itself.
As well as the track and concert arena, there are several hotels, a marina entertainment district, the giant Yas Mall and most recently, the opening of Warner Bros World to complement Yas Waterworld and Ferrari World.
Whilst there’s plenty going on around the island to do with the race, the city centre also has concerts and exciting events going on too.
It’s hard not to get caught up with the excitement that coincides with Flag Day and National Day on 2 December.
Locals proudly decorate their rides honouring the country’s royal family in the colours of the national flag – as well as buildings, cranes – in fact anything that moves!
It’s still hot enough that resort pools and the beach bring some heat relief, but parks spring back to life with pop-up markets, weekend fairs and all sorts of family events from outdoor movies to aqua fun parks!
The cooler weather really lends itself to site seeing too.
Explore the great new Louvre Museum on Saadiyat Island, catch the views from Etihad Towers, stroll the famous Corniche and new entertainment zone A’l Bahar and of course, you cannot miss the magnificent Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque. Click here to book activity tickets!
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Where To Stay In Abu Dhabi
Outdoor pool, babysitting services, free WiFi, sauna + gym on-site
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Egypt – Carpe Diem Our Way
November is the perfect time to visit Egypt as the hot summer temperatures have passed, yet it is still very warm for those who want to escape the winter weather that comes with November.
Temperatures still hit 30 degrees Celsius in places like Luxor, but I found that mornings and evenings were starting to get a bit cool.
Cairo is often a few degrees cooler than Luxor and the sun is warm and pleasant.
While Egypt struggles with some regional violence, overall it is a safe country to visit for tourists, whether on a guided tour or travelling the country independently.
In November it is high season for tourists, but since tourism is down overall, hotels are very affordable, as are day tours. Click here for details and prices on the available tours.
Hotels can be booked last minute and your dollar goes far!
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Where To Stay In Cairo
Views of the Pyramids, fitness centre, free WiFi, on-site restaurant
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São Paulo – Maps N Bags
Diversity, skyscrapers, and hearty food, São Paulo is not only Brazil’s business hub, but South America’s. Unfortunately, the land of drizzle is often an underrated destination among travellers, but don’t let that turn you down.
São Paulo, or Sampa like locals call it, has excellent museums, bar venues, and good eateries.
Sampa is definitely one of the best holiday destinations for November because it’s right before the summer vacations, so it’s not so warm yet.
Bad weather can be a bucket of cold water on your plans. Jokes apart, summers in São Paulo are not only sweltering but also bring heavy summer showers at the end of the afternoons.
It also is low season, meaning tickets, accommodation, and nights out aren’t so pricey.
Architecture-wise Sampa might not be the most beautiful city in the country.
Its modern skyscrapers sharing space with old-fashioned and neglected traditional Portuguese constructions isn’t the most inviting view.
But if you know how to see the beauty through all this concrete, you’ll fall in love with so much diversity.
Highlights to check out: Paulista Avenue, Ibirapuera Park, Modern Art Museum of São Paulo, Batman Alley, and Vila Madalena bars.
Click here to find out more about the fun things to do in São Paolo.
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Where To Stay In São Paulo
Swimming pool, sauna, on-site restaurants, free WiFi, breakfast available
Click here to check prices and room availability!
Scotland – Watch Me See
I bet you’ve thought about visiting Scotland during the summer when the days are long and the dreaded rain finally stops. Well, let me tell you – the rain never stops – or at least there is no guarantee. You might as well save some money and nerves on the road and visit Scotland in November!
Autumn is my favourite time to travel to Scotland for many reasons.
First of all, it is off season, which means that there are way fewer people visiting than during the busy summer months.
If you’ve always wanted to have the most beautiful viewpoints in the Highlands to yourself, this is the time to go.
Not only that though – accommodation is also easier to come by and a lot cheaper than in the high season! Even the trees are taking a break and drop all their leaves, giving way to even more stunning views over the lochs and mountains of the Highlands.
Photographers will be happy to hear that the Golden Hour during Scottish autumn lasts much longer than an hour, and long sleepers can rest assured to catch an epic sunrise – at 9 am!
And if you’re a fan of the Scandinavian concept of ‘hygge’, let me tell you about the Gaelic equivalent – ‘còsagach’.
Think log cabins with hot tubs, cosy Highland inns with fireplaces and hearty pub food and a warming dram of whisky.
Now, are you considering to travel to Scotland in November?
Click here to book your tours before spaces run out. *Hint: Don’t miss the Harry Potter walking tour!
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Where To Stay In Scotland
Kimipton Charlotte Square Hotel
Spa + sauna, laundry services, free WiFi, restaurant on-site
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Key West – Dotted Globe
Key West in the Florida Keys is known as the southernmost city in the US. Located just 90 miles from Cuba, the city is popular for its sunsets, nightlife, historic seaport, and pastel-coloured houses.
The waters around Key West are full of diverse marine life and snorkelling, scuba diving, glass bottom boat tours are some of Key West’s popular outdoor activities.
Key West is also the perfect base for visiting the remote Dry Tortugas National Park. While Key West has an airport, the best way to reach the vibrant city is by driving the Overseas Highway from Miami.
A Key West trip is best undertaken in November just after the hurricane season ends and before the winter crowds start coming in.
November also has little to no rain and comfortable temperatures which is perfect for exploring the old Key West Historic District on foot.
Click here for details and price information of things to do in the area.
Where To Stay In Key West
Adults only, breakfast included, free WiF, outdoor pool
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Phoenix, Arizona – One Trip At A Time
With summer temperatures into triple digits, Phoenix is much more pleasant in the cooler temperatures later on in the year, which makes it one of the best holiday destinations for November.
With a Mustang convertible, we set off to explore the city and surrounding area.
We were told we must be from out of town at a gas station as we had the roof down because for the locals it was a bit chilly!
To the east of Phoenix, we enjoyed Waterfall Canyon Trail with its centuries-old petroglyphs.
In November the waterfall is dry, which means you can get right into the drop of the waterfall to explore, which isn’t possible at other times.
Within the city we explored the beautiful Desert Botanical Garden, which was decorated for Christmas celebrations, and the Soleri Bridge, which every day at midday drops a shadow precisely down the slit in the bridge.
And finally, we headed west to the Apache Trail.
This half unpaved road winds through the Superstition Mountains for spectacular views, then goes through Goldfield Ghost Town and Tortilla Flat before snaking alongside Salt River and ending at the Theodore Roosevelt Dam.
Not far from here are the ancient cliff dwellings of Tonto National Monument to finish off a visit to the Phoenix area.
Click here to check out the best tours in Phoenix.
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Where To Stay In Phoenix
La Quinta by Wyndham Phoenix Chandler
Breakfast included, outdoor pool, free WiF, pet friendly
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Vienna – My Path In The World
Visiting Vienna in November means that you get the best of both worlds. There’s a very good chance you’ll still be able to see some fall foliage in places like the Schönbrunn Gardens and Burggarten, yet you’ll already feel the magical winter thanks to some snow, beautifully decorated streets, and Christmas markets.
Unlike other European cities where you’ll have to wait until December, several Christmas markets in Vienna start in early or mid-November including the largest market in the city, which takes place in Rathausplatz (City Hall’s square).
Beyond the decorated stalls and delicious Christmas markets food, you can enjoy the huge ice skating rink and winter-themed displays located right next to the market.
When you feel like warming up, head to one of the city’s coffeehouses.
Coffee is taken very seriously in Vienna, and some coffeehouses have become serious institutions like Cafe Demel or Cafe Central.
With your quality cup of coffee, you also must indulge yourself with apple strudel, kaiserschmarrn (a shredded fluffy pancake), or any of the mouthwatering cakes you’ll find on the menu.
Another great thing to do when you want to escape the cold weather is to visit a museum. There are more than a hundred museums in Vienna including the Sisi Museum, the Museum of Illusions, and even a museum dedicated to globes.
Whatever it is your looking for, Vienna has you covered.
Keep exploring with Vienna’s City Card. It gives you free, unlimited transport in the city as well as some cool discounts on attractions! Click here to buy yours now.
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Where To Stay In Vienna
Great location, garden + terrace area, shared + private bathrooms
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Nagoya – Nagoya Foodie
When the temperatures finally drop in November the trees start turning from the lush greens of summer to the bright reds and yellows of fall.
It’s the perfect time to visit Nagoya, Japan’s 4th populous city on the main island of Honshu. Nagoya is a big city but it has many parks and gardens where you can enjoy the fall colours.
You could, for example, visit the Tokugawa Garden or the Higashiyama Zoo.
If you have the time I highly recommend a day trip to Korankei valley. The mountains surrounding the valley and river will turn to different shades of red and yellow.
It’s the perfect opportunity for some hiking in the crisp autumn air.
After a day of exploring the valley or the parks in Nagoya, you will probably feel cold and hungry and there is nothing better than a delicious local dish called Miso Nikomi Udon to heat you right up again.
The thick wheat noodles are served in a rich and dark broth made from Miso, fermented soybeans.
They will arrive at your table in an earthenware dish, still bubbling and steaming hot. The rich flavour of the dish is what a November day in Nagoya should taste like.
Looking for other cool things to do in the area? Take a day trip and explore the local region.
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Where To Stay In Nagoya
Free WiFi, bathhouse, restaurant on-site, wheelchair accessible
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Koh Samui – Disha Discovers
As an avid traveller, I tend to gravitate away from visiting popular destinations during high season. As a result, I ended up in Ko Samui in November.
Tourists generally shy away from Thailand during this time of year because of the rain, but I personally loved visiting at this time.
First of all, I felt like I was the only tourist on the island. I had all the beaches to myself and I felt like I really got to have more personalised and genuine conversations with the locals since they weren’t being bombarded by tourists.
Second, I was able to take advantage of low season prices. Although November is regarded as the rainy season in Thailand, I found that it didn’t rain every single day and it usually didn’t rain all day long.
Thus, I spent the sunny days laying on the beach at Chaweng Beach and Lamai Beach and ended the day by gazing at the stunning sunsets.
The sunny days are perfect to take advantage of scuba diving and snorkelling.
On Friday nights, Fisherman’s Village turns into a walking street filled with tons of markets and food carts. Don’t forget to have a spa day at one of the pristine and luxurious spas on a rainy day.
Here’s a great list of more things to do whilst on Koh Samui.
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Where To Stay In Koh Samui
1 minute from the beach, dorm + private room options, on-site restaurant, swimming pool
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Hoi An – Unearth The Voyage
One of the best places to visit in November is Hoi An, Vietnam. Towards the end of November is the start of Vietnam’s dry season- making it a perfect time to visit the country.
The weather is also a bit cooler than normal so you won’t have to deal with the heat. Hoi An is a great place to visit as it is one of Vietnam’s most beautiful cities and has tons of culture.
There are lots of things to do around the city, but one of the most famous things to do is to stroll the streets at night and check out all the gorgeous lanterns.
You can purchase a lantern to take home or just admire them all throughout the town.
Another great thing to do while visiting Hoi An is to go to the beach! Since the weather is dryer, you won’t have to worry about getting rained on.
The weather also never gets cold in this part of Vietnam, so you don’t have to worry about being cold on the beach.
There are many places that have great weather in November- but Hoi An is such a wonderful place to visit, we would highly recommend checking it out!
Click here for more information on the fun tours you should take in Hoi An.
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Where To Stay In Hoi An
Great location, free bicycles, private bathrooms
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Marrakech – The Elusive Family
Marrakech is an amazing destination to visit in November. We went to Marrakech with kids and spent a few wonderful days exploring the city and hiking the Atlas Mountains.
It is certainly a city that you can spend many days exploring as there is lots to do.
The Jemaa el-Fnaa, or the main square, is one of the central places in Marrakech and is a hotspot for tourists.
The area is fast paced, with motorbikes, people, donkey carts and travellers who weave in and out of tight corners and pathways in the souks.
Little shops align many of the streets and welcome guests, and learning the many tips for Marrakech such as bartering is key to having a positive experience.
The streets go on for a long time and one can easily get lost, so it is best to stick to the main areas.
Jardin Majorelle is a beautiful area with gardens, streams and a variety of plants which makes for a peaceful retreat in an otherwise robust city.
Staying in a traditional riad is also an experience many travellers enjoy, particularly when the riads are closer to the Medina. Though it can remain very loud into the night, riads show travellers get a feel for the city and how the city operates at all hours of the day.
Finally, a day trip to the Atlas Mountains is a great way to see the Berber people in their villages and to get some relief from the warmth of the city. Click here to for more information on day tours like this.
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Where To Stay In Marrakech
Breakfast included, great location, free WiFi, en suite bathrooms
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Koh Lanta, Thailand – Dave’s Travel Pages
In 2018, I was looking for a way to avoid the winter in Europe (as you do), and decided to visit Asia. First on the list of countries was Thailand, and wanting to avoid ‘big name’ destinations, I found my way to the island of Koh Lanta.
Located just a short boat ride away from the popular Phi Phi island, Koh Lanta might not be the remote paradise it once was, but at the beginning of November just before the peak season gets into full swing, it’s a nice quiet time to visit.
It’s got everything you want from a Thai island – nice beaches, great food, and a relaxed way of life.
Koh Lanta is the type of place that can appeal to everyone, from digital nomads spending a month or two there, to people looking for high end luxury resorts.
My recommendation is to hire a moped, and explore as much of the island as you can!In particular, make your way to Kantiang Beach and Bamboo Beach. Both are worth the time it takes to reach them!
Interested in finding out more about Koh Lanta? Check out Dave’s guide on things to do in Koh Lanta!
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Where To Stay In Koh Lanta
Close to beach, on-site restaurant, free WiFi, sea views
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Penang – Flyerism
Penang, also known as the pearl of the orient, is famous for its rich food culture and heritage. It’s one of the preferred holiday destinations, especially for travellers from neighbouring countries, such as Singapore, Indonesia, China and Australia.
Penang enjoys a warm tropical climate throughout the year. In my opinion, the best time to visit Penang would be November, when it’s relatively colder.
The school holiday in Malaysia and Singapore usually start in end of November. If you plan your schedule carefully, you will avoid children and their working parents.
Trust me on this; you certainly do not want to wait in line for 3 hours (sometimes longer) just to get on a cable car to Penang Hill!
Speaking of Penang Hill, it’s the highest peak of the island and the oldest colonial hill station in Southeast Asia (833m).
It’s the perfect place to stroll around for few hours exploring the beautiful nature and historical landmarks.
The best time to visit Penang hill is around 5pm, when it gets chilly. Also, you can take your time to enjoy the panoramic view of the city in the dusk.
You should not miss the lively street food scene of Penang. The recommended places to find the best street food are: Chulia Street night market, Kimberly Street, and Goodall food court.
Or, you could take a street food tour and be guided to the best spots!
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Where To Stay In Penang
Great location, rooftop bar, free WiFi, complimentary toiletries
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Martinique – Sunday In Wonderland
The Caribbean region is one of the best places to travel in November. In this month, the hurricane season is likely finished and the beautiful sunny vacation season starts.
I suggest you visit one of the islands less known among international travellers- Martinique.
Martinique is one of the French overseas departments. It means that technically, it’s a part of the European Union, which makes it really easy for the Europeans to travel to.
On the island, you’ll face a great mix of the French culture and the Caribbean chill.
Blue waters, wide beaches, coconuts on the trees, you’ll find all of these on this small island.
But there are also some unique activities to enjoy like discovering La Savane des Pétrifications (the amazing desert-like landscape), exploring La Savane des Esclaves (open-air museum showing the past island life), and hanging around in Fort-de-France (the capital of the island with important historical spots to see).
Click here for more information on the authentic guided tour of the south of the island.
Adventure lovers won’t be disappointed with many hiking and diving opportunities. You can either climb the volcano of Montagne Pelée or have a water experience and swim with the turtles.
Martinique is tiny enough to be able to visit all of its corners in one single trip. And November is a great month to visit it because it’s the early beginning of the touristic season. It’s not that crowded yet but weather already can be gorgeous. Martinique in November is perfect for an escape from cloudy Europe.
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Where To Stay In Martinique
Havre de paix à Fort de France
Complimentary breakfast, outdoor saltwater pool, free WiFi, shared kitchen
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Barcelona – Vicki Viaja
Barcelona is absolutely beautiful and a perfect destination in every season.Most travellers, however, choose to visit Barcelona during the summer months to enjoy the sun and the beach. What many don’t know is that less visited months like November can be much more rewarding.
Every year millions of tourists visit Barcelona, hence, it can get quite crowded.
If you’d rather save hours of waiting in line, sold-out tickets and fully booked hotels in the best neighborhoods of Barcelona, you’re better off visiting Barcelona in the fall.
Barcelona’s most famous attractions, such as Sagrada Família or Park Güell are even more beautiful at this time when there are no crowds running through each of the photos you are taking.
Another great thing about visiting Barcelona in November is the weather.
Mild temperatures around 20 degrees Celsius are awaiting you and, above all, lots of sun. So you can still use the terraces on the beach at the end of the year and enjoy an ice-cold sangria or Café con Leche while enjoying the view on the sea.
Not only that, but a long beach walk along the Mediterranean coast in November is totally doable. The extremely brave ones even still go swimming at this time of the year.
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Where To Stay In Barcelona
Great location, free WiFi, air-con, private bathrooms
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Lisbon – The Road Is Life
When it comes to November travel destinations, Lisbon stands out as being one of my favourite cities to visit during that time of year. With great weather year-round, Lisbon is the perfect place to catch some November sun in Europe.
It won’t be as hot as the summer months but you can expect to find temperatures as high as 15-20°C with mostly sunny days. Escape the summer crowds and heat and plan to visit Lisbon in November!
When visiting Lisbon, there are a few highlights that cannot be missed!
Hop on the Tram 28, the quintessential yellow trams that run up and down the steep streets of Lisbon’s ancient Alfama district. Click here to buy a City Card to get unlimited access to the transport system plus discounts to top attractions!
Enjoy a lively evening at the Bairro Alto district, the best restaurant and nightlife scene in Lisbon. If you’re a fan of delicious tapas and wine bars, look no further!
Take a trip out to the Belém district which is 6km west from the city centre. You can’t miss out on seeing the stunning Belém Tower as well as stopping at the Pasteis de Belém bakery to try the famous pastel de nata (Portuguese custard tarts).
Watch the sunset and take in the city views at a Miradouro (viewpoint). There are many popular viewpoints in Lisbon to choose from but my favourite one was the Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcântara which really comes to life in the evenings.
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Where To Stay In Lisbon
Adults only, free WiFi, free toiletries
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Marseille – World In Paris
Marseille is an excellent French destination to visit in November. It is located in the south of France, in the French region of PACA (Provence-Alps-Côte d’Azur).
Well connected to the French capital by direct trains (it is a 3-hour ride from Paris Gare de Lyon), Marseille is one of the best weekend trips from Paris by train.
When the temperatures in Northern France start to drop, in Marseille the weather throughout November is still sunny and warm. Jeans and a light jacket or warm sweater is often all you will need.
Marseille has a colourful Old Port, where it is interesting to wander around and chat with the fishermen before buying the last catch.
Not far from it, there’s the oldest district of Marseille and one of the city’s main attractions. The district of Le Panier is settled on a hill of the center of Marseille, with narrow streets and colourful small squares. Lately, we have seen interesting street art in this neighbourhood too.
Marseille is also a cultural city, with interesting museums like the MuCEM or the Beaux-Arts Museum. Other interesting sights include the must-visit Basilica Notre Dame de la Garde and Palais Longchamp.
Finally, if this was not enough, Marseille is well connected with other places in Provence like Nice, Aix-en-Provence or La Camargue and it is also the getaway to Corsica Island where, with a little bit of luck, visitors can enjoy the last beach days of the year.
Click here to get your hop-on hop-off bus ticket to explore everything the city has to offer!
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Where To Stay In Marseille
New Hotel Le Quai – Vieux Port
Excellent location, free WiFi, breakfast available, restaurant on-site
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Aruba – A Rai Of Light
November is a favourite time of mine to visit Aruba. Throughout the year, the tropical climate ocean breeze almost always guarantee wonderful weather and a whole lot of sunshine.
This means an escape from the cold winter weather of the north.
The island has a multitude of beautiful beaches, my favourite being Flamingo beach on Renaissance Island, and is one of the better options when choosing where to spend the month.
This time of the year is still considered low season, resulting in low prices without the peak crowds of summer.
Hotels will not need to be booked months in advance and most restaurants will not require reservations with the exception of some beach dining.
As November is still hot, remember to bring plenty of shorts and swimwear for all that spent enjoying the beaches.
A visit to Arikok National Park and a swim in its natural pools comes highly recommended. Click here to book your spot on a tour with a local guide!
Imagine being able to enjoy the beauty, attractions, and the ambiance of the island at a time that is good on your wallet and when most tourists stay away. Win-win I’d say!
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Where To Stay In Aruba
Outdoor swimming pool, free WiFi, shared kitchen, garden area
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