In November, you can cruise with us to your pick of the Canary Islands, the Caribbean, the Mediterranean, Norway, and Spain and Portugal.

November cruises are a great option if you’d like to save a pretty penny or two – fewer travellers during this time period often mean reduced prices not just on the cost of your booking but also on shore. Whether you’d like to explore warm, sunny climes or frost-tipped mountain peaks, we’ve got you covered. What’s more – we offer a range of shorter and longer duration cruises so you can have the holiday you want no matter what your schedule looks like in November.

In November, Spain is by and large pleasantly temperate with cooler evenings. Because of this, we’d recommend packing:

• Long-sleeved tops
• Casual shirt and trousers/skirt or dress (for some evenings on board)
• A light jumper and jacket
• A coat
• Sunscreen with SPF
• Trousers
• A good book
• Walking shoes
• Toiletries
• Your dinner jacket, cocktail dress or ballgown (for our Black Tie evening)

With an average temperature of 18°C during November, Portugal’s pleasantly mild with just shy of two weeks of rain for the month. Because of this, we’d recommend packing:

• Long-sleeved tops
• A light jumper and jacket
• A coat
• Sunscreen with SPF
• Casual shirt and trousers/skirt or dress (for some evenings on board)
• Trousers
• A good book
• A raincoat
• Walking shoes
• Toiletries
• Your dinner jacket, cocktail dress or ballgown (for our Black Tie evening)

Ranging from temperate to just a little chilly, Portugal in November is far from frosty. It rains in Lisbon for nine days of the month, clocks in with highs of 18°C and tends not to dip below 12°C. With just a day more rain, Madeira averages lows of 9°C and highs of 14°C.

In November, the Canary Islands range from mild to warm, so don’t worry about packing that winter coat. We’d recommend bringing along:

• Swimming costume/swim shorts
• Sunscreen with high SPF rating
• Sunglasses
• Casual shirt and trousers/skirt or dress (for some evenings on board)
• Cover-up or similar, e.g., canvas trousers and loose-fitting tops (dark or bright colours are better at absorbing UV rays)
• A hat for sun protection
• Shorts
• T-shirts
• Flip-flops or sandals
• A good book
• Walking shoes
• Your dinner jacket, cocktail dress or ballgown (for our Black Tie evening)

If you’re heading on a Caribbean cruise in November, you’ll want to base your luggage around protective gear and light clothing, because it gets very hot over here! We’d recommend bringing along:

• Swimming costume/swim shorts
• Sunscreen with high SPF rating
• Sunglasses
• Casual shirt and trousers/skirt or dress (for some evenings on board)
• Cover-up or similar, e.g., canvas trousers and loose-fitting tops (dark or bright colours are better at absorbing UV rays)
• A hat for sun protection
• Shorts
• T-shirts
• Flip-flops or sandals
• A good book
• Walking shoes
• Your dinner jacket, cocktail dress or ballgown (for our Black Tie evening)

The Med in November is pleasantly mild, with lows that can get a little chilly but not overly so, and a smattering of warmer days throughout the month to make up for it. Because of this, we’d recommend bringing along:

• T-shirts
• Long-sleeved shirts
• Sunglasses
• Sun protection
• Casual shirt and trousers/skirt or dress (for some evenings on board)
• A light jumper
• Trousers
• A good book
• A light jumper (for the cooler evenings)
• Walking shoes
• Your dinner jacket, cocktail dress or ballgown (for our Black Tie evening)

If you’re heading off on a cruise to Norway in November, you’ll want to make sure you’ve everything you need to keep warm in the chilly climes. We’d recommend making sure you pack:

• Layers
• Jumpers
• Long-sleeved tops
• Casual shirt and trousers/skirt or dress (for some evenings on board)
• Waterproof or water-resistant trousers
• Sunscreen and lip-balm with SPF (if travelling to a snowy region)
• Salopettes, goggles and sunglasses (if travelling to a snowy region)
• Winter jacket
• Thermals
• Boots
• Winter accessories, e.g., scarves, hats and gloves
• Your dinner jacket, cocktail dress or ballgown (for our Black Tie evening)

In November, the Caribbean’s toasty warm, even in the evenings. Curaçao climbs up to highs of 32°C and lows a warm 25°C, with twelve days of rain. Raining for most of the month at a total of 25 days during November, Bonaire clocks in at highs of 31°C and doesn’t tend to stray below 26°C. With eleven days of rain for the month, Aruba averages lows of 26°C and highs of 31°C, while Grenada reaches the same highs, lows of 24°C and twenty days of rain for November. Similarly, Guadeloupe averages highs of 31°C and lows of 21°C, plus fifteen days of rainfall. Sharing highs of 30°C and lows of 24°C, St Kitts has rain for twenty days of the month, Barbados for two weeks, and St Lucia for nineteen days in total. St Vincent and St Maarten average highs of 30°C and lows of 25°C, though St Vincent expects five more days of rain at a total of twenty for the month. Expecting twelve days of rain for the month, Antigua experiences lows of 23°C and highs of 29°C. With just one day more of rain for November, Grand Turk reaches highs of 29°C and lows just a few degrees below at 25°C. With just over two weeks of rain at a total of fifteen days for the month, Tortola averages highs of 28°C and lows of 21°C.