🌧️ Où Partir en Novembre 2026

Day of the Dead is a bucket-list experience. Perfect crisp weather.

Incredible clarity in the air. Crowds start to slightly thin out compared to October.

Absolutely perfect weather everywhere from Alexandria down to Aswan.

Consistently beautiful weather nationwide. The lake district (Bariloche) is covered in wildflowers.

Torres del Paine is fully operational but lacks the manic crowds of January. The Lake District is stunning.

Kyoto erupts in intense shades of red, orange, and gold maples. Many temples open at night for incredible illumination events.

Tokyo erupts in color. The gingko trees along Meiji Jingu Gaien turn brilliant yellow, and traditional gardens turn fiery red.

The gingko trees lining Midosuji Avenue turn a brilliant gold. The weather is cool, dry, and perfect for sightseeing.

Flawless, crisp, dry weather. Ideal for taking the Star Ferry across the harbor or hiking the surrounding peaks.

The undisputed best month of the year. The weather is cool, incredibly pleasant, and rainfall hits its lowest point.

The most magical time to visit. To coincide with Loy Krathong, Chiang Mai hosts 'Yi Peng', where thousands of glowing paper lanterns are released into the night sky. The weather is flawless.

Flawless, crisp autumn weather. It is the absolute best time for hiking in the mountains (like Taroko Gorge or Yangmingshan) without sweating through your clothes.

November may be the most visually stunning month in Japan. Kyoto's temples — Eikan-do, Tofuku-ji, Kinkaku-ji — are wreathed in fiery maple and ginkgo, reflecting in still garden ponds. Nara's deer wander through golden paths under ancient trees. Tokyo's Shinjuku Gyoen garden glows amber in the crisp afternoon light. The Shichi-Go-San festival on November 15 brings kimono-clad children to shrines nationwide — one of Japan's most photogenic traditions. Rainfall is low, skies are crisp, and prices haven't yet climbed to April heights.

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Near-perfect mild weather across most of the country.

The dry season begins. Beautiful, cooler breezes make a return.

Summer starts. The beaches are beautiful, but the massive international holiday crowds haven't arrived yet.

Classic tropical summer weather sets in. The ocean is swimming-pool warm again.

The turtles begin laying their eggs on the beaches. The sea is wonderfully warm.

Early November offers peak autumn colors. The spectacular Seoul Lantern Festival lights up the downtown Cheonggyecheon stream with massive, elaborate glowing floats.

The autumn leaves peak here slightly later than in Seoul. Beomeosa Temple surrounded by blazing red maples is stunning.

The weather is dry and cooling down. The Taunggyi balloon festival (featuring huge paper balloons, some filled with fireworks) is legendary.

The high season officially begins. Clear skies, very little rain, and pleasant temperatures. River travel is excellent as water levels are still high.

Incredible visibility. The endangered Black-Necked Cranes arrive in Phobjikha from Tibet for the winter, a beautiful sight to witness.

Lupines start blooming (especially along the Carretera Austral). The days become very long, ensuring plenty of time for massive hikes.

The high season resumes. The weather is brilliant—breezy and warm without the fierce bite of the summer sun. National Day brings flags and celebrations to Muscat.

Excellent hiking weather. The massive crowds of October disperse. Aqaba and the Dead Sea are still wonderfully warm for swimming.

November is Thailand's most magical month. Loy Krathong, the festival of light, sees millions of Thais float decorated lotus-shaped boats bearing candles, incense, and flowers down rivers and into the sea — a genuinely moving act of gratitude and letting go. In Chiang Mai, Yi Peng elevates this to the extraordinary: thousands of paper sky lanterns are released simultaneously into the night sky, creating a river of light rising above the city that ranks among the most beautiful sights in Asia. The dry season returns fully by mid-November, temperatures drop to comfortable levels, and prices have not yet reached the December peak.

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Lupins bloom in Lake Tekapo.

Hurricane season ends, humidity drops, and prices are still reasonable.

Summer vibes are building. The beaches become lively, and prices are still reasonable before December.

Galapagos: The ocean starts to calm down and warm up slightly. Whale sharks are still occasionally spotted.

The dry season begins. The oppressive heat is gone, the hurricane risk drops to near zero, and everything is lush and green post-rains.

The weather begins to cool back down to the most comfortable winter levels. The trade winds pick back up.

The monsoon rapidly retreats. Skies clear up, the ocean calms down, and everywhere on the island is incredibly green.

Amihan wind returns! The skies clear up, the water flattens out, and the stunning Boracay sunsets return.

Hurricane season officially ends. The humidity drops drastically, and the sunny, dry 'winter' pattern begins to establish itself.

Very comfortable, mild weather. The massive tourist crowds have completely vanished.

The weather is very comfortable, leaning toward chilly at night. Gumbo season officially begins! The Po-Boy festival is a beloved local food event.

Hurricane season officially ends. The humidity breaks, and the weather becomes incredibly pleasant.

Early November still clings to the last of the beautiful autumn leaves. The Seoul Lantern Festival lights up the Cheonggyecheon Stream beautifully.

Early November is a quietly excellent time to visit Hawaii, when the shoulder-season calm of October has not yet been disrupted by Thanksgiving crowds. The Triple Crown of Surfing — the world's most prestigious professional surf series — begins on Oahu's North Shore, with Haleiwa Pro and Vans World Cup drawing elite surfers and passionate crowds to Sunset Beach. The first humpback whales arrive off Maui by late November, and you may catch early season sightings. Rain increases but temperatures remain warm and the sea swimmable.

November marks the return of the dry season in the Maldives, and the relief is palpable — blue skies reappear with increasing regularity, the ocean calms, and dive visibility climbs back toward the 30-meter mark. Manta ray activity picks up again in the North Atolls as the northeast monsoon establishes itself. Prices in November sit squarely in shoulder-season territory — significantly below the January-February peak but above the monsoon lows — making it a genuinely smart booking for quality-conscious travelers on a controlled budget.

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Hurricane season ends. The humidity finally breaks toward the end of the month, bringing beautifully cool evenings.

The hurricane risk ends. The lush rainforests and waterfalls (like Dunn's River) are pumping and incredibly green.

Hurricane season technically ends. The miserable summer humidity is gone, leaving crisp, warm, beautiful days.

The island lushly greens up from the rainy season. By late November, the humidity breaks and the trade winds return.

The hurricane risk ends. Late in the month, the trade winds return, blowing away the miserable summer humidity.

The weather brightens up considerably. Water clarity returns, and the island-hopping industry kicks back into high gear.

The tourist crush completely dissipates, and hotel rates drop rapidly. The fresh Dungeness Crab season officially opens—a massive local culinary event.

Early November offers beautiful, mild weather. The pools begin to close for the season, transitioning the city into a 'shows and food' focus.

It's exceptionally quiet. The roads in the park are empty, making driving to different viewpoints effortless.

Hurricane season officially ends. The suffocating summer humidity finally breaks. The island gears up for its famously long Christmas season.

Garifuna Settlement Day is a culturally profound celebration of drumming and dancing, especially in Dangriga and Hopkins. The rains begin to finally taper off late in the month.

November is Costa Rica's most underrated month — the heavy rains of September and October ease noticeably, especially in the second half, while green season prices remain in place. The landscape is at its most lushly green, waterfalls are still spectacular, and national parks are virtually empty of tourists. The Ox Cart Parade in San José celebrates Costa Rica's most iconic artisanal tradition with hundreds of intricately painted carretas (ox carts) rolling through the capital. By late November, many Pacific coast days are more sunny than rainy, and you're paying May prices for near-December weather.

Fewer crowds and cheaper flights before the holidays.

No crowds, low prices. Pomegranate season.

Rain starts to clear up on the south/west coasts by the end of the month.

Very pleasant day acting as a late autumn. Great for exploring the Alcázar without crowds.

Excellent time for Cape Town as their dry summer begins. Great birdwatching in Kruger.

Day of the Dead is culturally fascinating, with elaborate markets dedicated to intricately baked bread figures (T'anta Wawa).

The heavy autumn monsoon begins to retreat rapidly. By late November, the sunshine severely outpaces the rain.

Deepavali celebrations in Little India are vibrant and colorful. The rain begins to slowly taper off late in the month.

The CMA Awards (an indoor, televised event) bring the biggest stars back to town. The weather is crisp and leaning cold.

Diwali brings spectacular lights and sweets to the Indo-Fijian communities. Tourism drops along with the prices.

Resorts drop their prices. The water is incredibly calm, glassy, and rapidly warming up.

November marks Bali's proper return to the wet season, but there's still beauty to be found. The rice terraces begin their most vivid green phase as the rains arrive, and photographers willing to brave the weather will find Tegallalang and Jatiluwih looking spectacular. Tanah Lot temple at sunset — usually mobbed in peak season — can be explored with a fraction of the usual crowds. Villa prices drop to some of their lowest rates, and Ubud's cultural scene (dance performances, cooking classes, art galleries) runs year-round regardless of weather.

November strips Italy back to its essentials — locals warming their hands around espresso cups, trattoria windows fogging up from slow-cooked ragù, and the extraordinary art of Rome and Florence seen without a single queue. White truffle season continues into mid-November with festivals in San Miniato (Tuscany) and Acqualagna (Le Marche). The acqua alta flooding in Venice, while disruptive, makes for genuinely atmospheric photography and the city feels utterly itself. Prices are at their lowest outside January.

São Martinho on November 11th is Portugal's most convivial autumn festival — roasted chestnuts (castanhas assadas) appear at street vendors across the country, new wine (água-pé) from the recent harvest is consumed with great enthusiasm, and the celebration marks the traditional end of the agricultural year. Nazaré's big-wave season hits its peak, with WSL Nazaré Challenge contests drawing the world's best big-wave surfers when the conditions align. Lisbon and Porto remain walkable and interesting at 18°C, with rock-bottom hotel prices and no queues.

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Bonfire night features massive fireworks. Christmas lights get switched on mid-month.

Prices crater. The atmosphere becomes moody and atmospheric, and you can enjoy cozy fireplace dinners of wild boar ragù without any crowds.

You can rent apartments for incredibly cheap monthly rates.

The 'Short Rains' wash the dust away. Excellent month for birdwatching as migratory species arrive.

The 'Short Rains' wash the dust away. Excellent month for photography as the light is dramatic and the grass turns green.

The 'Short Rains' generally bring brief afternoon thunderstorms rather than all-day washouts.

Cartagena throws wild street parties for its independence in mid-November.

The dramatic onset of the monsoon. The storms rolling in off the ocean are incredibly cinematic.

The first major rains hit, instantly washing away the dust and beginning the transformation back to green.

November is Iceland at its most stripped-back and raw — only 5-6 hours of dim daylight, frequent storms, and roads that demand respect. But the Northern Lights are excellent on clear nights, ice cave tours begin opening for the winter season beneath Vatnajökull, and prices hit their annual lows with flights and hotels at their cheapest of the year. Reykjavik's cozy café culture and geothermal pool scene shine brightest when the wind howls outside.

November is Athens and the mainland almost exclusively — the island season is over except for Crete and Rhodes, which remain partly operational. Athens in November has a pleasantly contemplative quality: the Acropolis on a clear November morning with no other visitors is a genuinely privileged experience. The olive harvest continues across the Peloponnese and Crete, and agritourism operations welcome visitors who want to participate. Thessaloniki comes alive with food markets and cultural events. Prices are rock-bottom.

November provides a highly authentic, unbothered urban experience. Tourist numbers hit their absolute lowest, meaning you can casually walk into popular bistros in the 10th arrondissement without reservations or enjoy the Musée de l'Orangerie in near silence. The arrival of Beaujolais Nouveau mid-month brings lively wine-tasting parties to bars across the city. Toward the end of the month, the very first Christmas lights on the Champs-Élysées are illuminated, offering a subtle hint of the upcoming festive holiday magic.

November perfectly offers a fundamentally quiet, deeply authentic, and highly affordable urban experience. Extremely comforting street vendors actively begin deeply roasting absolutely delicious hot chestnuts and completely sweet potatoes extensively across various massive busy street corners, signaling deeply the beloved traditional Castanyada celebration. The massive oppressive tourist crowds completely vanish entirely, absolutely meaning you can incredibly easily essentially stroll peacefully directly into critically acclaimed, previously totally impenetrable local Michelin-starred tapas bars entirely completely without securing horribly stressful advance reservations.

Very cheap, and Sinterklaas festivities begin.

Total serenity. You can photograph the windmills with zero people in the frame.

Zero crowds. You can actually park a car in Positano.

You can photograph the Glencoe mountains covered in their first proper snows.

Hot springs feel incredible when the weather is stormy.

Holiday markets begin to set up (like the Distillery Winter Village) bringing a bit of cheer.

St. Martin's Day on Nov 11th is a massive wine celebration across the country.

Zero tourist crowds.

Darkness makes viewing the Northern Lights very possible if you are in Fairbanks.

Ski resorts (Lake Louise, Sunshine) usually start to spin their lifts mid-to-late November.

Ski resorts on the North Shore (Cypress, Grouse, Seymour) usually open by the end of the month.

The only road in the park that stays open year-round (the northern road between Gardiner and Cooke City) offers fantastic wolf watching.

November is practically a month-long national holiday (Separation Day, Flag Day, Independence Day). Huge parades everywhere.

Absolutely none, unless you enjoy sitting on a balcony watching extreme tropical storms.