November

10 warmest places to visit in Spain in winter

Spain is a popular holiday destination for people from all over the world and it is constantly among the most visited countries in the world because it has a multitude of attractions and beautiful cities, great food, incredible beaches, friendly people and good weather. 

• Is winter a good time to visit Spain?
• Best places to visit in Spain for winter sun 
• 1. Malaga
• 2. Valencia
• 3. Alicante
• 4. Murcia
• 5. Almeria
• 6. Benidorm
• The Canary Islands – the warmest place to visit in Spain in winter
• 7. Tenerife
• 8. Gran Canaria
• 9. Fuerteventura
• 10. Lanzarote

Is winter a good time to visit Spain?

Most people who come to Spain for city breaks to visit Barcelona or Madrid usually come between the spring and autumn months, when the weather is great for walking outside and visiting places. 

Holidaymakers who come to Spain for beach holidays usually come in summer, when the  Spanish costas, meaning Spain’s coasts, get really crowded with locals and international tourists as well.

But how about winter? Is Spain a good destination to catch some winter sun?

The honest answer is that it depends on where you’re planning to go and what your expectations are.

Compared to its European neighbors, peninsular Spain has mild winters, especially in the south, meaning Andalucia and along the coasts like in the regions of Valencia, Murcia, and Almeria. 

But the warmest places to visit in winter in Spain are definitely the islands, especially the Canary Islands, which are also our top recommendation when it comes to hot places to visit in winter in Europe.

Best places to visit in Spain for winter sun 

With a bit of luck, you can spend a sunny and warm holiday in Spain even in December, January or February, when the rest of Europe is dealing with cold weather and sometimes snow.

We’ll first show you the warmest places in continental Spain during winter and at the end, you can find our recommendations for the absolute hottest winter destinations in Spain, which are the 4 largest of the Canary Islands.

1. Malaga

Malaga is a beautiful and vibrant city on Spain’s Costa del Sol. 

Costa del Sol is an extremely popular tourist destination during the summer months, but less so during winter. Although you can’t expect proper summer temperatures in winter, you can expect the weather to resemble springtime, with mild temperatures and some sunny days mixed with rainy days. 

If you’re lucky and you visit Malaga in December you might even be able to catch some sun on the beach, but it’s also possible to experience a few days of continuous rain. In winter in Malaga, you can usually expect maximum temperatures during the day to range between 11°C and 22°C, which is a big difference. 

Still, Malaga is a nice place to visit in Spain even in winter, if you want to escape the tourist crowds and simply enjoy Spain’s tapas bars and visit museums and palaces. 

Malaga weather in winter

• Average high temperature: 17°C (62.6°F) 
• Average low temperature: 8°C (46. 4°F)
• Average rainy days per month: 6
• Average daily sunshine hours: 6

2. Valencia

Who dares to test the sea temperature in Valencia in winter? 

Valencia is one of our favorite cities in Spain.

It’s a big city, it has amazing paella and tasty Sangria, the people are friendly, the city looks green compared to other Spanish cities and you also have easy access to a huge beach. 

Valencia is also a good base if you want to explore several other places in the Valencian community like Parc Natural de l’Albufera, Gandia, Denia, Javea, or Castellon de la Plana. 

Valencia weather in winter

• Average high temperature: 17°C (62.6°F)
• Average low temperature: 7.8°C (46.04°F)
• Average rainy days per month: 4
• Average daily sunshine hours: 5.5

3. Alicante

Also part of the Valencian Community, Alicante is located a bit further south from Valencia and it’s yet another lovely city to visit in winter. Alicante has a beautiful urban beach Playa del Postiguet where you can take walks even on winter days, especially if it’s sunny.

You can also climb up to Santa Barbara Castle and admire the view from up top and in the afternoon you can try several of the nice bars and restaurants in town.

Alicante is well connected with several other towns on the coast and you can use the long-distance Alicante Tram to travel to places like Villajoyosa, Playa San Juan, or the popular resort Benidorm.

Alicante weather in winter

• Average high temperature: 17.5°C (63.5°F)
• Average low temperature: 7°C (44.6°F)
• Average rainy days per month: 3.5
• Average daily sunshine hours: 6

4. Murcia

Murcia is located a little further south than Alicante and it is less touristy than Valencia, Malaga, or Alicante. The winter weather in Murcia is mild, with fewer rainy days than Malaga but very similar temperatures.

Murcia is very quiet and relaxed during the winter months, as it’s not a coastal town and it gets very few visitors during the low season. However, Murcia can be a good place to stay during winter for remote workers who are just looking for a city with mild temperatures, good internet and a chilled atmosphere. From Murcia, you can easily visit other places like Cartagena, Orihuela or Torrevieja.

Murcia weather in winter

• Average high temperature: 17°C (62.6°F)
• Average low temperature: 5.5°C (41.9°F)
• Average rainy days per month: 4
• Average daily sunshine hours: 6

5. Almeria

Located in the Andalusia region, Almeria is not as popular from a tourist perspective as Sevilla, Cordoba, Granada, or Malaga. But Almeria still has a few interesting places to visit like the Alcazaba (medieval fortress) or the cathedral, which can easily be seen during the winter months, when Almeria is among the best places to visit in Spain for some winter sun.

Almeria is located on the coast within the Gulf of Almeria and it enjoys lovely warm winter days, with much less rain than most of the other cities in continental Spain. Except for the Canary Islands, Almeria might be one of the warmest places to visit in Spain in winter, with a bit of luck, since rainy days can occur here as well.

Almeria weather in winter

• Average high temperature: 17.5°C (63.5°F)
• Average low temperature: 9°C (48.2°F)
• Average rainy days per month: 3
• Average daily sunshine hours: 6.2

6. Benidorm

Benidorm is one of the most well-known tourist destinations in Spain, especially during the summer months when the hotels get full, the beaches get crowded and the bars get noisy. 

Did you know that Benidorm is the city with the most skyscrapers in Spain? The city is quite atypical for Spain and although winter is not considered high-season here, there are still tourists who visit especially during the Christmas holidays and New Year’s Eve.  

If it’s sunny and warm you can still walk on the beach, grab a coffee at one of the cafes or bars on the promenade or visit other places along the coastline like Altea or Calp.

Benidorm weather in winter

• Average high temperature: 17°C (62.6°F)
• Average low temperature: 7.7°C (45.86°F)
• Average rainy days per month: 4
• Average daily sunshine hours: 6

The Canary Islands – the warmest place to visit in Spain in winter

All of the previous destinations presented in this article were located in peninsular Spain, but the Canary Islands archipelago is the Spanish region with the best winter weather and also the hottest place to visit in Europe in winter.

There are 8 Canary Islands, all similar and at the same time different from each other, but for the winter months, we can recommend you to visit one of these 4, which are the most popular: Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote or Fuerteventura.

7. Tenerife

Tenerife is the largest of the Canary Islands and also the island that is most popular and gets the most visitors annually.

If you want to visit Tenerife during the season, you should stay in the south of the island in places like Playa de Las Americas, Los Cristianos, or Costa Adeje. Remember that winter is considered the high season in Tenerife, as the Canary Islands are the best destination for winter sun in Spain and Europe as well.

Tenerife South weather in winter

• Average high temperature: 22.1°C (71.78°F)
• Average low temperature: 15.8°C (60.44°F)
• Average rainy days per month: 2
• Average daily sunshine hours: 6.5

Check out the detailed articles about the winter weather in Tenerife

• Tenerife weather in December
• Tenerife weather in January
• Tenerife weather in February

8. Gran Canaria

Gran Canaria is yet another popular choice when it comes to warm beach holidays in Spain during the winter season, from December and until March.  

For the best weather possible, we recommend you to stay in resorts located in the south like Maspalomas, Playa del Ingles, Puerto Rico, or Meloneras. Las Palmas, the island’s capital, is also a popular destination in winter, especially for remote workers, but the weather is not quite as warm as in the south of Gran Canaria.

Gran Canaria weather in winter

• Average high temperature: 21.4°C (70.52°F)
• Average low temperature: 15.3°C (59.54°F)
• Average rainy days per month: 3.5
• Average daily sunshine hours: 6

Check out the detailed articles about the winter weather in Gran Canaria

• Gran Canaria weather in December
• Gran Canaria weather in January
• Gran Canaria weather in February

9. Fuerteventura

Fuerteventura is the Canary Islands where you should go if you’re looking for a relaxed and chilled atmosphere. With sunny and warm weather even during the winter season, Fuerteventura is a good place to be if you want to escape the harsh winters in continental Europe or the UK.  

All of the island’s main resorts are good options for winter holidays: Corralejo, Caleta de Fuste, Costa Calma, or Morro Jable. 

Fuerteventura weather in winter

• Average high temperature: 21.2°C (70.16°F)
• Average low temperature: 15°C (59°F)
• Average rainy days per month: 2.5
• Average daily sunshine hours: 6.5

Check out the detailed articles about the winter weather in Fuerteventura

• Fuerteventura weather in December
• Fuerteventura weather in January
• Fuerteventura weather in February

10. Lanzarote

• Lanzarote is the smallest of the 4 Canary Islands mentioned here, but it’s also a good option for sunny winter breaks in Spain.

If you want to visit Lanzarote in winter we would recommend you to stay in Playa Blanca, as it tends to be a bit warmer because it’s less windy than the other resorts. Puerto del Carmen is also a good option since it’s the largest and busiest resort and Costa Teguise can be windier, which makes it a favorite among visitors looking to practice water sports. 

Lanzarote weather in winter

• Average high temperature: 21.2°C (70.16°F)
• Average low temperature: 14.5°C (58.1°F)
• Average rainy days per month: 3.2
• Average daily sunshine hours: 6.7

Check out the detailed articles about the winter weather in Lanzarote

• Lanzarote weather in December
• Lanzarote weather in January
• Lanzarote weather in February

How hot are the Canary Islands in winter? Can you sunbathe?

Yes, you can definitely sunbathe and even swim in the Canaries even in winter.

When the sun is out the “real feel” temperature will be higher than what you would expect by looking at the thermometer. This is because of the UV index, so you should still use a high SPF sun cream even in winter.  

The Canary Islands are a good destination for a warm winter holiday in Spain but don’t expect tropical weather with overly high temperatures or high humidity, because the climate in the Canaries is sub-tropical, which means that the weather is just right all year round.

Planning a winter holiday to Spain and you’re thinking to visit one of the Canary Islands?

Below you can check out some articles to help you decide where to go:

• Warmest Canary Island in winter
• Canary Islands weather in December
• Canary Islands weather in January
• Canary Islands weather in February
• Which Canary Island to visit
• Where to stay in the Canary Islands

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December 5, 2022

This post was originally published on November 14, 2016 and was updated on December 5, 2022.

It’s the calm before the holiday storm. Before you know it, Madrid will be all decked out for Christmas and Three Kings Day. We love the festive winter atmosphere in the city, but the last few days of autumn are a time worth taking advantage of as well.

As the crisp November air and clouds blanket Madrid, it’s the perfect time of year to tuck into favorite fall foods and get off the beaten path.

A peaceful autumn morning in Madrid. Photo credit: Henar Langa

Late fall is low season for visitors in much of Spain, and Madrid is no different. It’s a peaceful, laid-back time of year between the summer tourism rush and the holiday hustle and bustle.

If you’ll be in Madrid in November, you’ve made a good choice. Let us show you the best ways to make the most of the month!

Weather in Madrid in November

Madrid is at its most stunning in November as the trees burst into bright fall colors. Temperatures are perfectly crisp and autumnal, averaging between the high 40s and the mid-high 50s Fahrenheit (10–15 degrees Celsius). Nights and early mornings are definitely on the chillier side, so be sure to dress in warm layers.

It’s worth keeping in mind that November is Madrid’s rainiest month, with an average of 2 inches (50 mm) falling throughout the month. This adds up to a total of about nine potential rainy days.

Bundle up! Chilly weather starts to arrive in Madrid in November.

Things to Do in Madrid in November

See a Show at the Autumn Festival

Madrid’s biggest and best performing arts festival of the year is a must when visiting in mid-late November.

For nearly 40 years, the Autumn Festival (Festival de Otoño) has featured music, dance and theater performances by stars from around the world. With dozens of events taking place at venues throughout the city, you can’t miss it if you’re looking to experience a little bit of culture and plenty of entertainment at the same time.

Enjoy Madrid’s Traditional Stew

There’s no better way to warm up after a chilly morning of sightseeing than by digging into a hearty, delicious plate of cocido madrileño. You’ll find the traditional meat-and-chickpea stew on tables across Madrid year-round, but we particularly love it in winter.

The best part? Although the general idea is the same across the board, no two cocido recipes are exactly alike. We guess you’ll just have to eat your way around some of the city’s best restaurants to try and find your favorite! Our vote goes to Taberna La Bola.

We feel nice and cozy just looking at these warm little pots of cocido madrileño simmering on the stove!

Take a Day Trip

We love Madrid, but sometimes a smaller, quainter city or town is calling our name for a quick escape.

Head beyond the capital and discover what else the region has to offer far from the busy city streets of Madrid. Toledo is always a good choice, as is the San Lorenzo de El Escorial Monastery, which is particularly beautiful in the fall.

If you don’t have access to a car, it’s easy to get there from Madrid on public transport. Just take bus #661 or #664 from the Intercambiador de Moncloa and get off at the San Lorenzo de El Escorial bus station. In just about an hour, you’ll be marveling at the idyllic UNESCO World Heritage site!

The breathtaking El Escorial monastery. Photo credit: Pedro Garcia

Visit Bernabeu Stadium, Home of Real Madrid

The iconic Real Madrid soccer team has won the hearts of generations of madrileños. Even if you don’t consider yourself much of a sports fan, it’s still worth touring the team’s massive stadium in order to understand this cherished aspect of local culture.

Tour Bernabeu takes you deep into the heart of the stadium, where you’ll see the team’s decades of history come to life before your eyes. You’ll also get exclusive access to the locker room, press room, presidential box and tunnel. The tour ends with the chance to step out onto the field itself, walking in the footsteps of legends.

A visit to the Real Madrid stadium is a great way to experience local sports culture. Photo credit: Vienna Reyes

Marvel at Madrid’s Egyptian Temple

Still can’t believe that Madrid really does have it all? The Temple of Debod will clear up any doubt. After all, how many other European capitals can claim a real, authentic Ancient Egyptian temple?

The Egyptian government gave the temple to Spain as a gift, and it was moved here from Egypt brick by brick. With views straight off of a postcard of the Casa de Campo park and its fall foliage, it’s one of the most beautiful spots here in Madrid in November.

You don’t have to go to Egypt to get a taste of ancient history. Photo credit: Willian Justen de Vasconcellos

Explore the Local Market

Fall means that market stalls all over Madrid are overflowing with fresh, colorful produce! One of our favorite things to do in Madrid in November is to spend a lazy, relaxed morning simply wandering the stalls of a vibrant local market, people-watching and sampling products from the proud vendors.

Not sure what to buy? Some of our favorite seasonal Spanish products available in November are bright orange pumpkin, fresh chestnuts, earthy wild mushrooms, and juicy pomegranates and oranges. Just be sure to save time for a drink and tapa at the market bar when you finish shopping!

Visiting the market gives you the chance to meet locals who are proudly carrying on a family tradition of selling fresh products.

Experience the Start of the Christmas Season

Even if you won’t be here in December, you’ll still be able to experience some Christmas magic in Madrid! The city officially turns on its holiday lights for the first time in late November. Enjoy a stroll around town as you marvel at the displays, or if you’re cold, hop on the Naviluz Bus for a magical ride.

Enjoy the hustle and bustle of the holiday season in Madrid! Photo credit: Jo Kassis

Madrid in November FAQs

Is November a good time to visit Madrid?

November is one of the best times of year to visit Madrid. Low season for tourism means that the city isn’t as crowded, and the weather is crisp and mildly chilly.

What is Madrid like in November?

Madrid in November is quite empty of visitors, making it easy to enjoy the city among the locals.

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The exotic island that’s 5 hours from UK & has cheaper winter sun holidays than Spain

A HOLIDAY abroad is the best way to escape the cold UK winter, but trying to choose where to go can be difficult.

And there is a stunning exotic island that is just hours away that is always hot in the winter – and it is cheaper than Spain.

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Cape Verde is the perfect alternative to Spain for winter sunCredit: Alamy

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The town of Santa Maria has restaurants and tourist attractionsCredit: Getty – Contributor

Why Cape Verde?

Cape Verde is found off the coast of Africa, meaning you can expect great weather all year round.

Rarely dropping below 24C, even in December and January the average temperature remains around 25C to 27C.

Between November and April is the best time to visit Cape Verde, with almost guaranteed sunshine making it an ideal winter sun destination.

It’s not much further to travel than the Canary Islands either.

The flight time from Cape Verde to London Heathrow is 5 hours and 32 minutes, and with good headwind you could cut that further.

What are the best Cape Verde holiday deals?

TUI is the only UK operator offering direct flights, and you can fly from London Gatwick, Manchester and Birmingham.

There are some bargain deals right now, with all-inclusive package holidays from £696pp for a week with return flights, working out to £99pp a night.

Another great deal we’ve found is a week-long stay at the Hotel Riu Touareg in Boa Vista, costing from £769pp.

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The deal works out at £109pp a night on an all-inclusive basis, meaning all your food, drinks and snacks are all accounted for.

What is Cape Verde like?

Cape Verde is often called “Africa’s answer to the Caribbean” with a number of islands to choose from.

Two of the islands are most popular with tourists – Sal and Boa Vista.

Sal is the most popular with most of the large hotel resorts found along the beaches that are popular with surfers.

Outside of the resorts is the town of Santa Maria, with tourist facilities and restaurants serving seafood and Portuguese-influenced cuisine.

There is the fresh seafood at Americos or LobStar restaurant on the main strip, as well as the Palm Beach restaurant, which serves dishes of grilled tuna with mango and caramelised onions as well as fruity cocktails.

Or, if Italian grub is more to your taste, head to the excellent Leonardo’s nearby, which is run by a chef from ­Sardinia.

If you want cheap drinks, then you can find cocktails for as little as £2.50 at beach bar Ola Brasil next to the pier.

Boa Vista is also popular with a number of Blue Flag beaches, and is much less touristy.

Animal fans can see loggerhead turtles laying their eggs on the beach during the hatching season, and it is one of the best places to see humpback whales as well.

The sand dunes, often likened to the Sahara, are popular with adventure sports fans who can rent 4X4s to drive through them.

What else do I need to know about Cape Verde?

While most hotel staff will speak English, the local language is Portuguese.

There is just one hour time difference, with the UK an hour ahead.

The currency is Cape Verdean escudo (CVE) – £10 is around 1255 escudo.

There are currently no Covid restrictions and Brits can stay in Cape Verde for up to 30 days without a visa.

However, your passport must have at least six months left on it on arrival to Cape Verde.

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John and Jupp’s Year

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John Sam Jones reflects on a personal year of writing and the other things in life.

January and February: The Canary Islands – Tenerife, La Gomera and Gran Canaria… it wasn’t a seven-week holiday – we just went to live somewhere warm for the winter. We hiked (La Gomera), we partied (Gran Canaria), and we did some sight-seeing (Tenerife)… and we caught Covid – but very mildly! My publisher emails to reject my novel.

March: We recover and try to get back to ‘normal life’ in Effeld – but Russia’s invasion of Ukraine – and the flood of refugees – and the talk of a major European escalation… and we’re left wondering if Putin is about to vaporize us.

We decide to live with calm elegance – and Jupp reads his way through the early days and John knits the most complicated Aran sweater he’s ever attempted – distractions from the horror. By the end of the month Jupp has refugees from Ukraine in his Integration Classes.

April: The war in a neighbouring country soon becomes part of our ‘normality’ – what an awful reality to acknowledge! We spend a few days in Groningen – one of the northern cities of the Netherlands – and a gem. Occasionally we reflect about ‘being on holiday’ when there’s a war on!

May: John turns 66 and receives his state pension from the UK – a part of which includes ‘free’ healthcare – so the NHS Business Authority confirm that the UK will pay his health insurance in Germany. We travel to Wales with two friends from Effeld – a week in Barmouth… time to catch up with friends and family, re-visit old haunts, and see the familiar through Alex and Claudia’s eyes.

June: John is re-called for a blood test after his PSA showed a slight rise at the annual urology check-up (just before Christmas 2021)… and now the rise is significant and a biopsy is scheduled. We spend a few days in Brussels – if Putin is going to kill us all we might as well cross the items off the bucket list. We reflect again about ‘being on holiday’ when there’s a war on!

July: The biopsy won’t be until mid-August, so we make an effort to enjoy the summer weather… lunch and dinner outside most days – the lavender scent heady, the geraniums a beautiful show this year.! And we spend a few days in Mainz and Wiesbaden… reflecting again about ‘being on holiday’ when there’s a war on.

John receives notification that his memoir, The Journey is Home – published in 2021 – is on the Wales Book of the Year shortlist… and at the end of the month we hear that he’s won the Creative Non-fiction category… but fail to get to Wales because Lufthansa goes on strike!

August: Planned readings of the now award-winning book with Awen Meirion at the National Eisteddfod in Tregaron are scrapped because we can’t re-schedule flights… so winning the ‘book of the year’ falls a bit flat. The trophy arrives from Wales. John has to pay 45 euros to release it from the German post office customs.

John and Isabel (from Leeds) cheer us up with an overnight visit and a re-supply of Yorkshire Tea and thick-cut marmalade! The biopsy is uncomfortable – even painful – but the day after we have a lovely day in Cologne with Derek, Gill and Joy (from Cheshire)… but later in the day John develops fever – and clearly the biopsy has caused an infection: he spends four nights in hospital on IV antibiotics!

And then the biopsy results come through… prostate cancer… and all suggestions of an autumn book tour in Wales are abandoned.

We go to Berlin… distracting behaviour!

September: In Berlin we ‘wine and dine’, we go to the theatre, we go to gay bars and clubs – and we spend some time with Stefania and John (from Manchester) who are visiting the big, bad city… and we reflect anew about ‘being on holiday’ when there’s a war on!

Then the Queen dies and German TV goes ‘over-the-top’… Jupp watches the coverage more than John!

The local Urologist suggests surgery to remove John’s prostate (because of his father’s history with aggressive prostate cancer)… she refers John to a surgeon in Essen who has a robot called da Vinci.

And then some more distraction – a two-week holiday booked months previously – a grand tour by train to the Italian Lakes stopping off in Strasburg for three nights on the way and three nights in Freiburg on the way back.

Hiking around Lake Orta is beautiful – and we have deep discussions – fuelled by Grappa – about ‘being on holiday’ when there’s a war on!

October: On our return from Italy we meet with Dr Davoudi and talk about robot assisted key-hole surgery – and a date is set in mid-November for John to ‘dance with da Vinci’.

The weather remains balmy – Golden October… we walk a lot – in the forest, by the lake – and still eat lunch outside – the geraniums now complete with the dahlias!

November: Reading… watching TV… John knits a lot: distraction. The surgery is complicated by a lot of internal bleeding – but the surgeon is confident with Jupp on the phone that all has gone well.

John’s recovery is remarkable – no pain… but as the weather turns cold, re-learning bladder control is a challenge. The histology report is all we could have hoped for: the cancer was contained within the gland and the gland was removed.

John thinks he looks sexy in Pampers – but actually he looks ridiculous! John gets a call from the BBC. They want to commission a story for broadcast on Radio 4.

December: We celebrate 36 years together – and in the context of this past year’s narrative it has taken on significance beyond the hard work of relationship: this love (the one that for centuries ‘dared not speak its name’) has nurtured and sustained us – and brought great joy… and we’re both humbled, grateful and privileged to share it.

Nadolig Llawen a Blwyddyn Newydd Dda… Frohe Weihnachten und alle guten Wünsche für das neue Jahr… Christmas Greetings and Happy New Year.

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Vielfalt auf den Kanaren genießen: Warum ein Novemberurlaub sich besonders lohnt

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Only about five hours away by plane and with mild temperatures, the Canary Islands are a particularly attractive holiday destination in November. The Spanish archipelago offers a wide range of activities even in late autumn and winter.

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The dreary November weather in this country is a welcome reason for many people to pack their bags and escape the onset of winter. Especially for seniors, singles and couples without children who can organize their time and holidays more flexibly, November is a good time to go on holiday outside the high season. The Canary Islands offer, with their pleasant temperatures, little precipitation and only about five hours flight time to Gran Canaria, Tenerife or Lanzarote the optimal conditions for a holiday in Europe.

Low season with optimal conditions

While April to October is actually considered the best time to travel to the Canary Islands, the two eastern islands of the seven Canary Islands, Lanzarote and Fuerteventura, can still offer bathing weather in winter. But due to the subtropical climate and the proximity to the gulf stream, the weather is also mild in the western islands La Palma, El Hierro, La Gomera, Tenerife and Gran Canaria. It is not for nothing that the Canary Islands are known as the islands of eternal spring, as it only rains up to seven days a month and even in November you can expect temperatures between 23 and 26 degrees and an average of six hours of sunshine per day.

 

 

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Enjoy bathing weather in Lanzarote and Fuerteventura

Those who prefer a classic beach holiday do not have to travel to the other end of the world. Due to their location, holidaymakers on the two eastern islands of Fuerteventura and Lanzarote can still expect temperatures of up to 26 degrees in November and the water temperature can also reach over 20 degrees in some places. While Fuerteventura impresses above all with its endless beach and dune landscape, holidaymakers on Lanzarote will also find the Timanfaya National Park, which is considered the most extensive volcanic landscape on earth.

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Hiking on La Gomera and Tenerife

It is not for nothing that Tenerife is considered a hiker’s paradise par excellence: it is home to Spain’s highest mountain, the Pico del Teide, at around 3,700 metres. The former volcano and the fascinating landscape around it, which is reminiscent of a lunar landscape, are both a national park and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here, holidaymakers can explore Tenerife’s rare flora and fauna on countless hiking routes. Also worth seeing are the stair-shaped pyramids of Güímar, which were built on the island in the 19th century. Another UNESCO World Heritage Site is located on La Gomera: the high-altitude Garajonay National Park with its extensive laurel forests. The second smallest of the Canary Islands is a rugged volcanic mountain landscape and criss-crossed by numerous hiking routes. If you are looking for peace and quiet and want to enjoy the beauty of the authentic and rural wasteland, this is the place for you. Especially in November, when the high season is over, you have many beautiful spots here almost completely to yourself.

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Surfing in the Atlantic

While from spring to about October mainly surf beginners meet on the islands of Fuerteventura, Lanzarote, Gran Canaria and Tenerife, from November especially advanced surfers get their money’s worth. Due to their location in the Atlantic Ocean, the islands are exposed to strong offshore winds, which provide optimal surfing conditions. Although the Canary Islands inspire with great surf and fast waves even in the high season in spring and summer, an even higher swell can be expected especially from the end of October. Surfers don’t have to worry about sharks here either. The archipelago around the islands is home to more than 50 different shark species, but they rarely approach the coast.

 

 

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Natural treasures and lively city life on Gran Canaria

It is actually only the third largest of the Canary Islands in terms of surface area, yet it offers such rich diversity that it is often referred to as a miniature continent. For example, the largest city in the Canaries, Las Palmas, is located on Gran Canaria and offers holidaymakers an urban mix of pretty, historic streets and vibrant clubs, bars and restaurants. Just outside the city, one of Gran Canaria’s most popular beaches awaits holidaymakers with glorious white sand, but Gran Canaria also boasts fantastic mountain scenery. Also worth a visit are the Cenobie de Valerón cave system, with over 290 caves, and the Maspalomas dunes, which stretch for six kilometres along the beach areas of Maspalomas and Playa del Inglés. If the temperatures here in November are not quite enough for a beach holiday, the island offers plenty of alternatives.

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World Pet Day – a holiday on November 30

If there is no cat or dog in the house, the inhabitants of such a house are very bored. This belief has every right to life, because pets actually make our existence brighter and more meaningful. When there is someone to take care of, when there is someone to wait for you from work, when you feel the love of a creature devoted to you to the marrow of your bones, the daily routine no longer seems so gray and hopeless. An international holiday is dedicated to our smaller brothers. World Pet Day is celebrated every year at the end of the autumn season – November 30th.

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• History of World Pet Day
• Most Popular Apartment Pets

The history of the holiday World Pet Day

World Pet Day – this is how the date of honoring apartment pets was called – has existed for a long time. In 1931, within the framework of the International Congress of Supporters of the Movement for the Protection of Nature in Italy, the participants of the congress put forward an initiative regarding the establishment of such a useful and necessary holiday for the world. At that significant moment, a large number of organizations for the protection of nature and environmental support declared that, for their part, they would do everything possible to awaken in the hearts of the inhabitants of the Earth a sense of compassion, mercy, love for animals and, most importantly, the readiness to bear responsibility for tamed animals. This idea has become the main goal of World Pet Day. It passes under the same slogan: “We are responsible for those we have tamed” (if you remember, this is a phrase from the work of the writer Antoine Saint-Exupery “The Little Prince”).

On World Pet Day, the organizers of the holiday hold various thematic events. These are flash mobs dedicated to organizing another shelter for stray cats and dogs or as a protest against the cruelty of people towards their pets; and pickets, and demonstrations, and concerts, and exhibitions of thoroughbred apartment predators, and entertaining quizzes. In all cities and villages, this holiday is celebrated in different ways, but all actions have one goal: to attract close attention to the problems of pets around the world as many representatives of Homo sapiens as possible. Interestingly, people of all ages, including children, are involved in events dedicated to World Pet Day. Over the past few years, an action called “Bell” has gained particular popularity. Its essence is that at a designated moment in different states and cities of our vast planet in zoos and zoos, children ring bells for 60 seconds. So the organizers of the event want to focus on the problems of animals living in cages in the mentioned institutions. After all, they can also be considered domestic to some extent, since wild animals are deprived of the opportunity to be in their natural habitat and sometimes taken away tens of thousands of kilometers from their native land.

On World Pet Day, representatives of environmental organizations are trying to show how important it is to remain human when dealing with pets. World Pet Day reminds us that every person should perceive tamed animals only as friends, wards, members of their family, but not at all as an object of entertainment. This problem is quite acute today, since so many parents buy rabbits, kittens, puppies and other babies for fun for their own children, and when the child plays enough with the baby, the latter is thrown out into the street without a shadow of regret or even taken away from home to the trash heap, as unnecessary worn item. It is not difficult to imagine what exactly will grow up from children brought up with the use of such methods, and what will become of the poor animals, who turned out to be completely helpless without human support, care and affection, without food and shelter…

World Pet Day has been celebrated in Russia for 16 years. We owe this to the International Fund for Animal Welfare, whose employees, in fact, own the initiative to hold the holiday in Russia. True, no one has officially established it yet. But this is not so bad: domestic pets are still not protected by law from cruel treatment. And bullying of domestic animals, I must say, every year takes on more and more sophisticated forms, and there is no end to them, no edge.

Most popular apartment pets

On World Pet Day, I would like to talk about what kind of pets do people most often have? It all depends on which hemisphere we are talking about. Although the preferences of the population of a particular country can also differ greatly. Therefore, we will try to answer the question posed on the example of the Russians.

The first place in the rating of animals beloved by our fellow citizens is occupied by a dog. This was influenced by the fact that this pet is distinguished by devotion and fidelity, disinterested love for its owner. Such an animal is a real protector. Communication with a dog quickly cheers you up. In her eyes, regardless of the breed, understanding comes through. Undoubtedly, a dog is man’s best friend. Most often, single people, married couples, families with children give birth to dogs.

The second most popular is a cat. She is sweet, playful and completely unpredictable. The combination of these qualities causes sympathy in a large number of people. Many also like the independence and self-sufficiency of a cat. Such a pet is unpretentious and loves affection very much. And the cat is a real home doctor. Scientists have proven that it has the ability to take the negative energy of a person onto itself and “patch” holes in the aura.

At the next position in the top we are considering are decorative birds: parrots and canaries. They delight their owner with melodious singing or the ability to imitate human speech, bright plumage and cheerfulness. Domestic birds are very smart creatures and quickly become attached to the owner and household members.

Aquarium fish are only slightly inferior to tropical birds living in an apartment. This is the same exotic, although completely silent. Fish are no less beautiful, and their ability to surf the water expanses, shimmering in the light, is simply mesmerizing: you can watch such pets for hours and not get bored. They, like birds, need care, which consists in regular feeding, cleaning the “house”, and also changing the water.

Russian homes welcome hamsters and guinea pigs. They love to play, so these animals in the cage should install special shells or purchase a “house” with ready-made devices of this kind. Slightly less often they give birth to rabbits, white rats and ferrets. Fluffy bunnies are not very active when their freedom is limited. But as soon as they are released into the wild, at least into a room, they immediately begin to jump and jump, which delights observers. Children are especially happy with rabbits. Rats are dynamic animals and do not cause disgust at all. Ferrets are mischievous, super active and curious – they are interested in everything, they need to crawl everywhere.

Make more time for your pets on World Pet Day. Let them feel how much you love them!

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Deputy Obukhov is outraged that they listened to Medvedev like canaries on Viennese chairs

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Communist Sergey Obukhov is outraged by the conditions in which members of the government and the State Duma also listened to the message Dmitry Medvedev to the Federal Assembly, RIA Novosti reports.

On Thursday, the President of Russia delivered his annual address to the Federal Assembly. This was his second address to Parliament.

Speaking at a plenary meeting of the State Duma, a representative of the Communist Party faction proposed to give a protocol instruction to the committee on regulations so that the relevant committee would provide information on the status of this event.

“If this is a joint session of the chambers, why is it opened and closed twice not by the chairman of one of the chambers, but by the announcer?” Obukhov said.

“Why are there no working conditions? At least those that were in the Marble Hall,” the communist added.

He noted that “deputies, like canaries, are forced to take notes on Viennese chairs.”

According to Obukhov, even the Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, the leader of the party of the parliamentary majority “United Russia” Vladimir Putin was forced “to write down the president’s orders on a Viennese chair. ”

The announcement of the message, like last year, took place in the Georgievsky Hall of the Grand Kremlin Palace (BKD). Members of the government, the State Council, heads of courts, the Prosecutor General’s Office, confessions and public associations were invited to it.

BKD is the main residence of the head of state. It hosts inauguration ceremonies for the president, presentation of credentials by foreign ambassadors, and festive receptions. Georgievsky – the largest and solemn hall of the palace. It was named after one of the most honorable royal awards – the military order of St. George, established in 1769 by Empress Catherine II.–0–

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Gran Canaria wordt gekenmerkt door de noordoostpassaat en de Canarische Stroom, waardoor het klimaat aan de kustgebieden bijna constant is. Officieel heeft Gran Canaria een warm woestijnklimaat, dat binnen de klimaatclassificatie van Köppen aangeduid wordt met de code BWh. Het woestijnklimaat is een zogenaamd droog of aride klimaat, waarbij naast de vrij milde temperaturen vooral een lage hoeveelheid neerslag hoort. De kans op regen is op Gran Canaria vrij klein, zeker in het droge zuidelijke deel van het eiland.

In de winter is het zacht en lokaal zelfs warm. Hierdoor is Gran Canaria zeer geschikt als winterzon bestemming. Ook de constante zeetemperatuur werk hieraan mee. In de wintermaanden is het vrijwel altijd lenteachtig weer, met een grote kans op zon, temperaturen rond de 20 graden en een vrij lage kans op neerslag. Niet voor niets is Gran Canaria het hele jaar door populair bij zonliefhebbers, die in Gran Canaria een perfecte vakantiebestemming zien. Je moet er wel rekening mee houden dat de hoger gelegen gebieden in het binnenland een stuk koeler kunnen zijn en je moet er ook niet van opkijken als je soms ook wat sneeuw ziet. Dit is echter alleen op hoogtes waar je als toerist niet komt.

Coronamaatregelen voor Gran Canaria

Hoe zit het met de coronamaatregelen voor Gran Canaria? Het kan zo zijn dat je voor de reis naar Gran Canaria te maken krijgt met inreisvoorwaarden (bijvoorbeeld vaccinatie, negatieve coronatest en eventueel boosterprikken). Ter plaatse kun je tijdens je vakantie te maken krijgen met coronaregels. Gelukkig heeft touroperator TUI de actuele coronaregels voor Gran Canaria in een overzicht gezet:

Bekijk de huidige coronaregels voor Gran Canaria

Wil je een vakantie boeken naar Gran Canaria? Kijk dan zeker even naar de Gran Canaria vakanties bij TUI. nl. Zij bieden pakketreizen naar Gran Canaria aan inclusief vlucht, transfer en accommodatie. Excursies of autohuur kunnen optioneel bijgeboekt worden.

Je Gran Canaria vakantie boeken bij TUI betekent:
✅ geld-terug-garantie als TUI de reis annuleert, dus geen gedoe met vouchers
✅ flexibele omruilgarantie, tot 7 dagen voor vertrek
✅ niet geheel onbelangrijk is de repatriëringsgarantie: bij een plotselinge uitbraak van het coronavirus of het wijzigen van het reisadvies, brengt TUI je veilig thuis.

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Heel veel zon

Als je een vakantie naar Gran Canaria boekt, dan mag je je verheugen op heel veel zon. Dankzij de geografische ligging is het eiland amper gevoelig voor zware storingen en kan de zon een groot deel van de tijd ongehinderd door enige bewolking schijnen. Dit geldt vooral voor het toeristische zuidelijke deel van Gran Canaria. In het noorden kan het wat vaker bewolkt zijn. Het grote voordeel van het weer op Gran Canaria is dat de vrij hoge hoeveelheid zonneschijn het hele jaar door van toepassing is. Het maakt daardoor niet zoveel uit wanneer je naar dit zonovergoten eiland reist.

Populaire bestemmingen op Gran Canaria

Bekijk direct de klimaatinfo van de populairste bestemmingen op Gran Canaria:

Op vakantie naar Gran Canaria?

Het droge klimaat, de vele zonuren en de aangename temperaturen maken van Gran Canaria een heerlijke zonbestemming. Wil je een vakantie naar Gran Canaria boeken, neem dan een kijkje bij de volgende reisorganisaties die een ruim aanbod aan zonnige Gran Canaria in de aanbieding hebben:
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Hitte

In de zomer kan het extreem warm worden op Gran Canaria als een oostelijke luchtstroom warme lucht uit de Sahara meeneemt naar de Canarische Eilanden. Een aantal dagen met temperaturen tot of zelfs rond de 40 graden in combinatie met woestijnzand dat neerdaalt op het eiland maken kunnen het dan vrij onaangenaam maken. Dit soort weersomstandigheden zijn gelukkig niet standaard op Gran Canaria. Meestal is het fantastisch weer op dit zonovergoten eiland.

Incidentaal zware regenval

Het regent niet zo vaak op Gran Canaria en de hoeveelheden zijn op jaarbasis slechts een deel van wat we in Nederland gewend zijn. Toch kunnen er ook op dit normaal zonovergoten extreme weersomstandigheden plaatsvinden waarbij flinke regenbuien zorgen voor overlast tot zelfs flinke schade als gevolg van overstromingen. Vooral het noorden en met name de hoofdstad Las Palmas kunnen het dan zwaar te verduren krijgen. Zo viel er op 17 november 2009 bijvoorbeeld gemiddeld ongeveer honderd millimeter regen binnen één etmaal in dit deel van Gran Canaria. Dat is zo’n honderd liter water per vierkante meter.

Klimaatstatistieken voor de badplaatsen op Gran Canaria

De langjarige klimaatgemiddelden voor de badplaatsen op Gran Canaria kunnen we als volgt samenvatten:

• De gemiddelde maximumtemperatuur ligt tussen de 20 en 28 graden Celsius.
• De gemiddelde minimumtemperatuur ligt tussen de 14 en 20 graden Celsius.
• Op jaarbasis valt er ongeveer 100 millimeter neerslag (altijd in de vorm van regen).
• Het jaarlijkse aantal uren zonneschijn bedraagt ongeveer 2600 tot 3000 uur.
• De zeewatertemperatuur ligt tussen de 19 en 25 graden Celsius.

Klimaatcijfers

Onderstaande cijfers zijn gebaseerd op langjarige gemiddelde klimaatstatistieken. De temperaturen worden weergegeven in graden Celsius (°C).

	maximum temperatuur	minimum temperatuur	uren zonneschijn per dag	dagen neerslag per maand	hoeveelheid neerslag per maand	water temperatuur
januari	20℃	15℃	7	5		19℃
februari	20℃	14℃	7	5		19℃
maart	21℃	14℃	7	5		19℃
april	21℃	15℃	8	3		19℃
mei	22℃	16℃	9	2	NIHIL	20℃
juni	24℃	17℃	9	1	NIHIL	21℃
juli	27℃	19℃	9	1	NIHIL	22℃
augustus	28℃	20℃	9	1	NIHIL	23℃
september	27℃	20℃	8	3		24℃
oktober	25℃	18℃	7	5		23℃
november	23℃	17℃	7	5		22℃
december	21℃	16℃	6	6		20℃
0-5 mm =  NIHIL | 6-30 mm = | 31-60 mm = | 61-100 mm = | 101-200 mm = | meer dan 200 mm =

		januari	februari	maart	april	mei	juni	juli	augustus	september	oktober	november	december
	maximum temperatuur	20℃	20℃	21℃	21℃	22℃	24℃	27℃	28℃	27℃	25℃	23℃	21℃
	minimum temperatuur	15℃	14℃	14℃	15℃	16℃	17℃	19℃	20℃	20℃	18℃	17℃	16℃
	uren zonneschijn per dag	7	7	7	8	9	9	9	9	8	7	7	6
	dagen neerslag per maand	5	5	5	3	2	1	1	1	3	5	5	6
	hoeveelheid neerslag per maand					NIHIL	NIHIL	NIHIL	NIHIL
	water temperatuur	19℃	19℃	19℃	19℃	20℃	21℃	22℃	23℃	24℃	23℃	22℃	20℃
0-5 mm =  NIHIL | 6-30 mm = | 31-60 mm = | 61-100 mm = | 101-200 mm = | meer dan 200 mm =

Meer klimaatinformatie

Klimaatcijfers zijn handig, maar bieden geen totaalbeeld van het klimaat en de mogelijke weersomstandigheden binnen een bepaalde periode. Hoe groot de kans op winters weer, (extreme) hitte of orkanen is vind je vaak niet terug in cijfers. Daarom bieden wij per maand handige extra klimaatinfo.

	kans op (zeer) warm weer	kans op winters weer	kans op langdurige neerslag	kans op orkanen (cyclonen)	zonzekerheid	UV-index
januari						UV 3-6
februari						UV 6-8
maart						UV 8-10
april						UV 8-10
mei						UV 10+
juni						UV 10+
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Het klimaat van La Palma

La Palma is een eiland vol contrasten, vooral qua weerbeeld. Zo staat het dorpje Tazacorte bekend omdat het de meeste zonuren van Europa zou hebben, maar even verderop in de bergen kun je soms zelfs sneeuw verwachten. La Palma is een van de natste van de Canarische Eilanden. Het wordt hierdoor wel het groene eiland genoemd. Dat is de reden waarom het eiland erg geliefd is bij natuurliefhebbers en wandelaars. Het toerisme op La Palma zal door de specifieke doelgroep nooit zo massaal worden als op buureilanden Tenerife, Gran Canaria en Lanzarote. La Palma kent meer kleinschalige accommodaties, waarbij de sfeer vooral gezocht wordt in authentieke Canarische elementen in plaats van massaal vertier.

Het warme steppeklimaat, dat binnen de klimaatclassificatie van Köppen aangeduid wordt met de code BSh, zorgt op La Palma voor milde, nattere winters en droge warmere zomers. De regenval is op La Palma niet zoveel hoger dan op de andere Canarische Eilanden. Waarin het eiland wel verschilt is het aantal zonne-uren. Door de nadrukkelijker aanwezige bewolking is La Palma wat somberder. Dat kun je als een nadeel beschouwen, maar velen zien het als een voordeel. Redelijk wat toeristen komen voor de natuur en cultuur naar La Palma. Wandelen behoort tot de belangrijkste bezigheden tijdens een La Palmavakantie. Natuurlijk zijn het strand en zwembad andere geliefde plekken om te vertoeven, maar het aantal mensen dat naar La Palma komt om dagenlang te zonnebaden is niet zo groot als elders in de archipel.

Coronamaatregelen voor La Palma

Hoe zit het met de coronamaatregelen voor La Palma? Het kan zo zijn dat je voor de reis naar La Palma te maken krijgt met inreisvoorwaarden (bijvoorbeeld vaccinatie, negatieve coronatest en eventueel boosterprikken). Ter plaatse kun je tijdens je vakantie te maken krijgen met coronaregels. Gelukkig heeft touroperator TUI de actuele coronaregels voor La Palma in een overzicht gezet:

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Wil je een vakantie boeken naar La Palma? Kijk dan zeker even naar de La Palma vakanties bij TUI. nl. Zij bieden pakketreizen naar La Palma aan inclusief vlucht, transfer en accommodatie. Excursies of autohuur kunnen optioneel bijgeboekt worden.

Je La Palma vakantie boeken bij TUI betekent:
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Populaire bestemmingen op La Palma

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Winterzon op La Palma

Dankzij de gunstige geografische ligging zijn de winters op La Palma eerder lenteachtig dan winters te noemen. Denk aan maximumtemperaturen rond of net iets boven de twintig graden en nachten waarin het amper afkoelt. In het binnenland van La Palma wordt het wat koeler. Dat heeft vooral te maken met de hoogteligging. Zodra je op ongeveer 600 meter boven de zeespiegel komt, liggen de maxima in de winter rond de 16 graden. Aan de noordkust kan het langere tijd bewolkt zijn en daardoor bestaat de kans dat het landinwaarts in het noorden nog wat frisser wordt.

Als je voor de winterzon naar La Palma reist, dan is de laatste maand van het winterzonseizoen (april) de beste reisperiode om dat te doen. Je merkt dan dat de zon meer nadrukkelijk aanwezig is. Het is dan wat warmer dan tijdens de periode december tot en met maart. November, de eerste maand van het winterzonseizoen, is qua temperatuur de beste maand. De grotere kans op buien en bewolking zorgt ervoor dat april de betere maand van deze twee is.

Zomer op La Palma

De zomermaanden zijn zeer aangenaam op “Isla Bonita”, zoals La Palma vaak liefkozend genoemd wordt. Mei is de eerste maand van het zomerseizoen en telt al een aantal zomerse dagen met temperaturen van 25 graden of hoger. In juni wordt het weer wat warmer en zonniger. In juli tot en met september is het echt volop zomer op La Palma. De maximumtemperaturen liggen tijdens deze drie maanden gemiddeld tussen de 25 en 28 graden. Regen komt er dan amper voor en de zon schijnt veelvuldig. Dat zijn prima omstandigheden voor een zonvakantie. Toeristen die vooral komen om actief bezig te zijn, laten het eiland tijdens het hoogseizoen vaak liggen. Het is dan eigenlijk net iets te warm om een flinke inspanning te verrichten en omdat het een geliefde reisperiode is voor La Palma liggen de prijzen hoger dan gemiddeld.

De maand oktober is ideaal voor wie wil genieten van de groene natuur en de pittoreske dorpjes. De scherpte is van de warmte af, de zon is wat minder fel en tijdens deze laatste maand van het zomerseizoen neemt de kans op bewolking toe.

Vulkanisme

La Palma heeft een vulkanische oorsprong. Het eiland is gedurende een tijdsbestek van drie miljoen jaar ontstaan is door vulkaanuitbarstingen. De vulkanen op La Palma zijn actief. De Cumbra Vieja is de meest actieve vulkaan van het eiland. De meest recente uitbarsting vond hier plaats in september 2021. Op zondagmiddag 19 september 2021 barstte de vulkaan voor het eerst in 50 jaar uit. Geheel onverwacht was dit niet. Seismologische activiteit in de weken voorafgaand aan de uitbarsting zorgde ervoor dat men gewaarschuwd was. De autoriteiten hebben daardoor op tijd de nodige evacuaties van inwoners en vee in gang kunnen stellen.

Klimaatcijfers

Onderstaande cijfers zijn gebaseerd op langjarige gemiddelde klimaatstatistieken. De temperaturen worden weergegeven in graden Celsius (°C).

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juli	26℃	21℃	10		NIHIL	22℃
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september	27℃	21℃	8	2		24℃
oktober	26℃	20℃	7	5		23℃
november	24℃	18℃	6	7		22℃
december	22℃	16℃	6	8		21℃
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Weather in Thailand in November: temperature, amount of rain

November is considered the end of the rainy season in Thailand. The sky is gradually clearing, the winds are calming down and the tourist season opens in the Kingdom. However, the territory of Thailand is quite large and in some regions the rainy season recedes earlier, while in others later. Therefore, in November it is important to choose the right resort for your holiday. From this article you will find out what the weather is like in Thailand in November and which resort is better to go to. nine0005

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• 2 Beach holidays
• 3 Where is the best place to relax in November?
• 4 Prices

Weather

At the end of autumn, Thailand gradually leaves the wet season. But the monsoons do not disappear instantly, so the weather conditions at the beginning and end of November can differ in many ways. In the first half of November, the rainy season is still well felt: it often rains, the sky is cloudy, the winds blow. In the second half of the month, much less rain falls in most parts of the country, large waves on the sea rise less and less, the weather gradually becomes sunny and clear. The average air temperature during the day in November is +31 degrees Celsius, at night it drops to +23-+25. nine0005

However, as mentioned above, the weather conditions in Thailand depend on the chosen resort. If on the mainland in November there are more sunny days, then on many islands there is still wet and cloudy weather. Let’s look at the weather at the most popular resorts in Thailand.

The weather in Pattaya improves significantly in November. Even at the beginning of the month, there is much less precipitation, and by the end of November it becomes very small. According to statistics in Pattaya in the last month of autumn, there are 7-8 rainy days. Daytime air temperature is kept at +30-+32 degrees Celsius, at night the air cools down to +24. The same weather is typical for Bangkok in November. nine0005

The weather on Koh Samui in November leaves much to be desired. In this resort, the last month of autumn is the rainiest. November weather on Koh Samui and other islands of the Gulf of Thailand (Phangan, Koh Tao) is characterized by prolonged downpours, strong winds, storms and floods often occur.

The rainy season ends in Phuket and other Andaman resorts in November. The closer to the end of the month, the more sunny and dry days. The weather in Phuket in November gradually becomes clear, the sea becomes much calmer. nine0005

As for the north of Thailand, in November there is cloudy weather here, it rains quite rarely. The air temperature during the day is about +28 degrees Celsius, at night it is quite cool – up to +19.

With the retreat of the rainy season in Thailand, air humidity returns to normal. The stuffiness gradually disappears and breathing becomes much easier.

Beach holidays

At the beginning of November you can still see high waves on the sea. However, the closer to the end of the month, the sea becomes calmer. This is especially evident in the resorts of the Andaman Sea. On the beaches of Phuket, red flags are gradually disappearing, informing about the dangers in the sea. More and more vacationers are on the beaches. nine0005

In Pattaya, in November, the beach season opens and tourists are increasingly flooding the sea coast. However, the beaches of Pattaya are not very clean and picturesque, so most beach lovers prefer to go to neighboring islands. The sea in Pattaya at the end of autumn is quite calm and you can fully enjoy a beach holiday.

The beaches of Koh Samui and other nearby islands are practically deserted in November. During this month, the island not only has frequent long rains, but also strong winds blow that raise waves. The sea becomes muddy and dirty, swimming in it is unpleasant and unsafe. nine0005

The water temperature in November is ideal for swimming – +27 degrees Celsius. On sunny days, spending time at the sea is a pleasure.

Where is the best place to relax in November?

At the end of autumn, the weather in Thailand slowly recovers and the tourist season opens. This month it is good to relax in Pattaya, Bangkok and in the north of Thailand. The most favorable weather for recreation is at the end of November. You can also have a good rest in Phuket on the 20th of the month. At this time, the sea becomes much calmer, you can swim all day long, go on sea excursions. nine0005

I do not recommend traveling in November to the southern region of the Gulf of Thailand, where the resorts of Koh Samui, Koh Phangan and Koh Tao are located. In this part of the country, the rainy season is in full swing and can last until the end of January.

And if it is difficult for you to choose a resort, then read my article, where I told in detail where it is better to relax in Thailand.

Prices

In November, you can still have a budget holiday in Thailand. At the beginning of the month, prices for tours are still low season, but the closer to the end of November, the higher the cost of tours becomes.

Lanzarote Holidays | James Villas

Holidays in Lanzarote

Delightful days and wonderful (sometimes weird) treasures await you on this intriguing island. Otherworldly landscapes transport you to a far-off planet, as black and red rocks take your imagination to new heights. You’ll be pinching yourself in disbelief! With so many ways to while away the days, the only question is how you’re going to fit it all in!?

From nature reserves to catching some surf, there’s something for everyone on a Lanzarote holiday. Get on board with unbeatable coastal conditions and try your hand at kitesurfing, bodyboarding, jet skiing, banana boating and kayaking… to name a few. The sky’s the limit, especially if you’re brave enough to have a go at flyboarding! For those that prefer their feet planted firmly on dry land, trade sea for sand and make the most of this Canary Island’s picture-perfect shores and beautiful beaches.

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Off the west coast of Africa, Lanzarote is known for its warm climate. Reaching highs of 29°C in summer, the island is heated by the Sahara Desert. A cool breeze from the north helps to keep the island from overheating.

Things to do in Lanzarote

With more sites to see than hours in the day, get ready to fall in love with this Canary Island getaway. Packed to the brim with things to do while you’re out and about – Lanzarote offers a world of adventure and excitement to its visitors. Catch a wave along the coast at one of the many surfing schools, or try out the aqua park at Costa Teguise for a fun-packed family day! Visit Fundación César Manrique, built in to volcanic bubbles in the rock, which is now home to a huge collection of artwork from world famous artists – including Picasso himself. Take a trip to the old capital of Teguise and visit the local market, or explore the Cueva de los Verdes and Jameos del Agua. An underground lake and stunning complex of caves.

And if all that wasn’t enough, you can set sail for the neighbouring island of Fuerteventura on a glass bottomed catamaran. Be sure to keep your eyes peeled for pods of playful dolphins on the way. Different species can be seen year-round, so there’s never a bad time to go!

Of course we’ve only scratched the surface, there’s plenty more things to do on your Lanzarote villa holiday.

Best Beaches in Lanzarote

There’s no ‘one size fits all’ when you’re planning the perfect beach day, but that’s okay in Lanzarote! North to South the shores are fringed with every kind of coastline imaginable. Whether you’re after a laid-back day of lounging beneath the sun, or you and the kids are after some waterpark fun, you’ll be spoilt for choice on this Canary Island. Take a refreshing dip in the crystal clear waters, or ride the waves and try your hand at windsurfing. And why not finish up at one of the delicious restaurants nearby? All that fun in the sun means you’ve worked up an appetite!

The Best Beaches in Lanzarote

Eating in Lanzarote

Roots in Spanish cooking, as well as African and Latin American influences, makes for some mouth-wateringly memorable meals! A visit to Lanzarote wouldn’t be complete without a taste of tapas. Dozens of delicious dishes are served up in small portions – so fill your boots and see how many you can sample! Keep an eye out for some of our favourites, traditional papas arrogadas (new potatoes cooked in their skins) served with local mojo sauce and calamares en su tinta (squid in their own black ink).

If you fancy tucking into something a little bigger, there’s a whole host of restaurants that serve a variety of cuisine. Fussy eaters are covered with familiar UK and American dishes, but let’s keep things traditional for the more experimental among us. Canarians are big on stews, putting a lot of love into creating delicious pots of spiced meats and vegetables. Blessed with glorious year-round sunshine, the islanders have a wealth of fresh fruit and vegetables that make the perfect accompaniment to their flavoursome food. If you like fish, you’ll love Lanzarote. Being an island there’s a never ending seafood supply, so tuck in to the catch of the day and tantalise those taste buds. Fortunately Lanzarote locals seem to have a sweet tooth, after all, dessert is the best bit right? Grab a bite of traditional frangollo or torrijas to finish up.

Shopping in Lanzarote

There’s plenty of places to loosen those purse strings in Lanzarote. The bigger resorts are home to large shopping centres where you’ll find your favourite retail chains, not to mention some of the best buys on the island thanks to duty free items. Away from the mainstream malls, there are meandering, narrow streets lined with quaint shops and boutiques full of one-of-a-kind trinkets and treasures. The real magic happens at the markets, Teguise is the oldest and largest of them all, and occasionally even has Canarian dancers and music! Here you can haggle over unique gifts, craft items and special souvenirs. Grab yourself some local produce for some extra special tasty keepsakes – although we’re not sure how long they’ll last! Keeping your villa fully stocked while in Lanzarote is a breeze. Several large hypermarkets are spread out across the island, so you’ll never run out of poolside snacks or mid-morning munches.

Driving in Lanzarote

There’s no feeling quite as freeing as a road trip! Explore at your own pace with a hire car, and squeeze in as much sightseeing as your heart desires. If you want to spend some extra time strolling along soft sands, who’s to tell you otherwise? Want to linger a little longer and wait for the sun to set? No problem! There are plenty of driving tours available to help you find the perfect route. Whether it’s the lunar landscape of Timanfaya National Park or the beautiful beaches along the coastal roads – buckle up and tailor your travels to make the most of Lanzarote’s breathtaking views.

Festivals and Events

A huge amount of unique festivals take place in specific towns and villages throughout the year in Lanzarote. Lively street parties and traditional celebrations provide show stopping entertainment for all ages! Dance the days away with the locals, and enjoy flamboyant and colourful parades of fantastic costumes and floats. Carnival is the most attended festival on the island with a different theme every year. It runs for a whopping four weeks in February and March and ends on Ash Wednesday with ‘El entierro de la Sardinas’.

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Melia Salinas Hotel (Lanzarote, Canary Islands (Spain))

The fourth largest island of the Canary Islands, Lanzarote, located off the coast of Africa, surprises and attracts with its unusual landscape and color contrasts. In 1730-1736, Lanzarote was shaken by a six-year-long volcanic eruption that irreversibly changed both the island and the everyday life of its inhabitants. A large amount of fertile land and settlements were buried under an abundant layer of lava, part of the territory was covered with a thick layer of dust. nine0003

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The powerful force of nature has thus created an amazing view and incredible contrasts that delight everyone who comes to Lanzarote. In some places on the island, it may seem as if you are on the moon: craters and caves of volcanic origin rise here. There are many unusual black rocks that rinse the crystal clear waters of the Atlantic Ocean. But here, a few kilometers away, there are also long white sandy beaches, some of which are marked with the Blue Flag. They are ready to receive tourists all year round. Along the coast, the cities and towns are rich in heritage from the time when, due to volcanoes, the life of the island belonging to Spain was not different. Restaurants, cafes, hotels and shops are located in these towns in the shade of palm trees, and life is seething. nine0003

Lanzarote is a small island. The length of the island from south to north is 60 km, from the western to eastern coasts a little more than 20 km. The coastline is about 213 km, most of it is covered with rocks. The climate of Lanzarote is similar to that of North Africa. Warmth and sun pamper the island all year round. In January and February, the air temperature during the day reaches an average of 22 degrees, at night it drops to 14 degrees. From June to August, the thermometer rises to an average of 29 degrees, and sometimes almost up to 40 degrees. The water temperature ranges from 17 to 24 degrees. The sun shines on the island 300 days a year, and rain is a rare guest, most often appearing only in November – March. nine0003

Lanzarote doesn’t have very lush greenery, only palm trees, olive trees and cacti. However, in the central part of the island, for example, in the La Geria area, the locals have found a way to grow the grapes from which Lanzarote’s Malvasia wine is made. In order to accumulate moisture and protect the grapes from the wind, each plant sits in a hole, the depth and diameter of which reaches several meters, enclosed by a semicircular stone fence (zoco). The oldest wine cellar on the island, El Grifo (18th century), still produces 400-600 thousand bottles of wine per year. It also has a wine museum. Lanzarote is also a supplier of fish and goat cheese, and salt has long been mined in the south of the island. nine0003

The island will appeal to those who are looking for not only a relaxing holiday by the blue ocean, but also a lot of interesting, unusual adventures. This is a great place for family holidays, couples. There are many different places to visit and monuments on the island – many of them were created by the famous architect of the island, Cesar Manrique. It is difficult to find a place on the island in the improvement of which he would not take part.

The Atlantic wind in Lanzarote creates excellent conditions for water activities, warm water allows you to enjoy swimming, diving, surfing and windsurfing, kitesurfing, etc. Fishing is also popular on the island. Many resorts are convenient for cycling, walking, hiking or playing golf, for which the weather here is favorable all year round. nine0003

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Arrecife

Located in the center of the east coast of the island, Arrecife is the largest city of Lanzarote and its capital, as well as a financial and cultural center founded in the 19th century. It became the capital in 1852. Currently, more than half of all the inhabitants of the island live here.

Arrecife has long been an important trading point of the island. Guests of the city notice this, as there are many shopping centers, specialized shops, souvenir and handicraft shops. Various goods of local artisans are offered, and even those imported due to more favorable conditions applied to the island are sold at fairly low prices. nine0003

Arrecife also attracts tourists with its coastline, which is full of islands and reefs formed by lava flows. You can admire them while walking along the alleys. Witnesses of the history of the city and the island are two fortresses. One of them – Castillo de San Gabriel (Castillo San Gabriel) – rises on a tiny rocky island, which is connected to the coast by a drawbridge. Exactly where the main metropolitan shopping streets Leon and Castillo (Leon y Castillo) end. The bridge is decorated with two towers, on top of which there is a cannonball each. This fort was built by King Philip II to protect himself from pirates sailing from North Africa. Another city fortress, Castillo de San Jose, had the same purpose. Today it houses the Museum of Modern Art. nine0003

Another of the most visited sites is Charo de San Gines. It is a lake formed by inflowing sea water, surrounded by fishermen’s houses. Next to it stands the main city church of San Gines. A particularly amazing view nearby opens in the evening, when the lake is illuminated by the setting sun.

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Fire Mountains, Timanfaya

After volcanic eruptions lasting six years, and another blow in 1824, part of the island in the northwest became an unrecognizable place filled with lava and pulsing with heat. To protect it, the Timanfaya National Park, also called the fiery mountains, was created. This is the most visited place in Lanzarote, attracting about a million people every year. You can explore Timanfaya on the buses of the park, it is forbidden to travel on foot or with your own transport. And it’s not recommended. At a depth of only 13 m, the temperature is about 600 degrees. The network of roads among the rocks, which in some places reach an impressive size of several meters, was formed by the architect César Manrique. The surface of the earth resembles the moon – it is a colorful, hard-covered desert covered with petrified lava. It is estimated that now more than 30 volcanoes rise in the park. At the end of the path, at the highest point of the island, is the El Diablo restaurant, where dishes are cooked using heat rising from the depths of the earth. Park officials demonstrate how unusually hot the ground is under their feet: poured water into a pipe dug into the ground turns into a geyser, dry grass thrown into a small hole ignites. The park also offers another impressive entertainment – a camel tour. At 1993 this park is included in the UNESCO heritage list.

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Jameos del Agua

In the sixth decade of the last century, Cesar Manrique decided to create a unique tourist attraction. Near one of the lava caves (Jameo Chico) extending to the northeast, he built a staircase down and around a small natural lake in the rock equipped with an impressive bar and restaurant, sometimes even called the most beautiful nightclub in the world. The restaurant offers tourists not only to sit down for a while, but also to spend the evening on the dance floor to the sounds of Spanish music. True, it is not the cheapest on the island. The water of the lake and the surrounding reservoirs is very transparent, only blind albino crabs that live on this island, which have become the symbol of Jameos del Agua, are visible in it. Next to the cave-restaurant, the architect built a modern villa with a very cozy garden. Jameos del Agua is located near one of the most impressive and longest caves in the world, Los Verdes, which was formed 4,000 years ago by an erupting volcano. Under the ground here stretches a tunnel of 6 km. For many centuries, such tunnels for the inhabitants of Lanzarote were a refuge from the excesses of pirates, and since 1964 he is open to tourists. For those who are curious, this miracle of nature can be viewed accompanied by guides.

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Cactus garden

The Cactus Garden (Jardin de Cactus) is a good example of how well architecture can fit into the landscape.

Sea temperature in november in Playa Blanca

Average sea temperature in Playa Blanca in november 2023.

In november, according to seasonal norms, the sea temperature in Playa Blanca is:

Minimum:

19.8°C

Average:

21.1°C

Maximum:

22.9°C

Other useful seasonal weather averages in november:

• Outside temperature: 20.3°C to 21.6°C
• Most common weather: “Clear/Sunny“
• The wind blows at 21km/h
• It rains a total of 18mm, over 1 day(s).

Should we swim in Playa Blanca in november?

Yes! The water temperature in Playa Blanca in november is pleasant

Swimming in november is pleasant in Playa Blanca and the surrounding area. The sea temperature is 21.1°C on average (min/max: 19.8°C/22.9°C), allowing you to swim for a long time and enjoy water sports.

Note also that in november, the climate is perfect with an average outside temperature of 20. 94°C, 17.51mm of precipitation (over 1 days) and 74.84 % humidity.

Water and normal seasonal temperatures in Playa Blanca in november

	October		November		December
Average sea temperature	22.7°C		21.1°C		19.9°C
Minimum sea temperature	21.9°C		19.8°C		18.7°C
Maximum sea temperature	23.3°C		22.9°C		20.9°C
Average outside temperature	23°C		21°C		20°C
Maximum outside temperature	24°C		22°C		21°C
Minimum outside temperature	22°C		21°C		19°C
Wind speed	21km/h		26km/h		27km/h
Wind temperature	22°C		21°C		19°C
Precipitation	16mm		18mm		14mm
Number of days of rain	1 jour(s) (2%)		1 jour(s) (3%)		1 jour(s) (2%)
Humidity	79%		75%		73%
Visibility in kilometers	9. 93km		9.92km		9.95km
Cloud cover	28%		31%		27%
Our opinion	pleasant swimming		pleasant swimming		cool swimming

Swim elsewhere on the island of Lanzarote in november

Swim on the island of Lanzarote in november: sea temperature by city

Playa Blanca Weather – 7, 10 & 14 Day Weather Forecast

Today’s Weather in Playa Blanca

Sunrise: 07:40 AM Sunset: 05:59 PM	Moonrise: 10:41 PM Moonset: 11:47 AM	Max: 71.2 °f	Min: 63.7 °f	Avg: 69.4 °f	Precip: 0.00 in	Max Wind: 6.9 mph

	Tue 13 0:00 am	Tue 13 3:00 am	Tue 13 6:00 am	Tue 13 9:00 am	Tue 13 12:00 pm	Tue 13 3:00 pm	Tue 13 6:00 pm	Tue 13 8:00 pm
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Temp	70. 3°f	70.0°f	69.6°f	70.3°f	70.5°f	69.3°f	64.2°f	70.7°f
Wind	2.2 mph	5.8 mph	6.5 mph	6.5 mph	6.7 mph	3.8 mph	5.6 mph	5.4 mph
Precip	0.00 in	0.00 in	0.00 in	0.00 in	0.00 in	0.00 in	0.00 in	0.00 in
Cloud	9%	22%	14%	4%	3%	3%	0%	3%
Humidity	82%	83%	83%	81%	75%	75%	79%	79%
Pressure	30.1 in	30.1 in	30.1 in	30.1 in	30.1 in	30.1 in	30.1 in	30.1 in

Weather in Playa Blanca for next 7, 10, 14 day and beyond

Forecasted weather in Playa Blanca for the next 7, 10, 14 days and beyond is predicting maximum temperature around 22℃ (or 71℉) on Wednesday 14^th December at around 10 am. Over the same period the minimum temperature will be 16℃ or 61℉ on Saturday 17^th December at around 5 pm.

Weather forecaster is reporting for Playa Blanca a Thursday 15^th December to be the wettest day in the coming week with around 0.20mm or 0.0 inches of rainfall. Try and stay dry and do make sure to carry an umbrella if you are out and about in Playa Blanca.

The weather forecast for this and coming week is predicting windiest of all days will be Wednesday 14^th December as wind will reach 18mph or 29kmph at around 7 pm.

Best months to visit Playa Blanca?

June and July are the best month to go for holiday or travel to Playa Blanca. In these month temperature is at around 71°f and average of 239.7143 hours of sunshine in a month.

Coldest months of Playa Blanca?

February and March are the coldest months with temperature at around 62°f.

Which months receive most rainfall in Playa Blanca?

November and October receive most rainfall with precipitation count of 0. 64 inch.

Playa Blanca Annual Weather Averages

Average weather in January

Daytime temperature stays around 66°f and at night it goes to 63°f. In the month of January on average Playa Blanca gets 0.48 inch of rain and approximately 1 wet days in the month. For the most part the humidity is around 69%.

Average weather in February

Daytime temperature stays around 65°f and at night it goes to 62°f. In the month of February on average Playa Blanca gets 0.56 inch of rain and approximately 1 wet days in the month. For the most part the humidity is around 72%.

Average weather in March

Daytime temperature stays around 66°f and at night it goes to 62°f. In the month of March on average Playa Blanca gets 0.39 inch of rain and approximately 0 wet days in the month. For the most part the humidity is around 74%.

Average weather in April

Daytime temperature stays around 66°f and at night it goes to 63°f. In the month of April on average Playa Blanca gets 0. 23 inch of rain and approximately 0 wet days in the month. For the most part the humidity is around 75%.

Average weather in May

Daytime temperature stays around 68°f and at night it goes to 65°f. In the month of May on average Playa Blanca gets 0.18 inch of rain and approximately 0 wet days in the month. For the most part the humidity is around 77%.

Average weather in June

Daytime temperature stays around 71°f and at night it goes to 68°f. In the month of June on average Playa Blanca gets 0.10 inch of rain and approximately 0 wet days in the month. For the most part the humidity is around 79%.

Average weather in July

Daytime temperature stays around 73°f and at night it goes to 69°f. In the month of July on average Playa Blanca gets 0.07 inch of rain and approximately 0 wet days in the month. For the most part the humidity is around 82%.

Average weather in August

Daytime temperature stays around 74°f and at night it goes to 71°f. In the month of August on average Playa Blanca gets 0. 36 inch of rain and approximately 0 wet days in the month. For the most part the humidity is around 83%.

Average weather in September

Daytime temperature stays around 74°f and at night it goes to 71°f. In the month of September on average Playa Blanca gets 0.23 inch of rain and approximately 0 wet days in the month. For the most part the humidity is around 80%.

Average weather in October

Daytime temperature stays around 74°f and at night it goes to 71°f. In the month of October on average Playa Blanca gets 0.59 inch of rain and approximately 1 wet days in the month. For the most part the humidity is around 76%.

Average weather in November

Daytime temperature stays around 71°f and at night it goes to 68°f. In the month of November on average Playa Blanca gets 0.64 inch of rain and approximately 1 wet days in the month. For the most part the humidity is around 72%.

Average weather in December

Daytime temperature stays around 68°f and at night it goes to 66°f. In the month of December on average Playa Blanca gets 0.50 inch of rain and approximately 0 wet days in the month. For the most part the humidity is around 70%.

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