November in Portugal lands squarely in autumn. Expect average daytime highs of 18°C (64°F) and overnight lows around 11°C (52°F) in Lisbon, with the Algarve typically two to three degrees warmer at 20°C (68°F). The Atlantic sits at roughly 18°C (64°F), and you can plan for about 6 hours of sunshine on a normal day. Soft, low, intimate light. Cities glow in the early evenings.
FAQ
Is November a good time to visit Portugal?
Yes. Slow, atmospheric, and surprisingly mild in the south. Off-season at its most rewarding. It's one of the more rewarding times to travel here, with light crowds, soft light and authentic local life.
What should I pack for Portugal in November?
Layers you can shed during the day, a light jacket for cooler evenings, sunglasses and comfortable shoes. The light is strong even when temperatures are mild.
Will it rain a lot in Portugal in November?
On average, November sees around 9 days with some rain in Lisbon, often short showers between long sunny spells. The south is consistently drier than the north, and the Algarve in particular stays sunny on most days even in winter.