
Antalya weather in November 2026
“Mild and bright — an underrated time to visit.”
Roughly 8 rainy days across the month, on average.
November settles over Antalya with that particular Mediterranean ease—mornings arrive cool and slightly damp at 11°C (52°F), but by midday the sun pushes the mercury to 21°C (70°F). You'll see about 104mm of rain spread across roughly 8 days, meaning most days stay dry but you'll want to carry an umbrella for sudden afternoon showers. Sunshine averages 8.3 hours daily, enough for meaningful beach time without the punishing glare of summer. Evenings drop quickly; by sunset the breeze off the sea brings that crisp chill that makes you grateful for a light layer.
The crowds thin dramatically in November. Turkish families have returned to school and work; summer tourists have long dispersed. Beachfront restaurants still operate but lose their frenetic energy. Prices drop noticeably across hotels and tours—landlords know the season is sliding toward winter and adjust accordingly. Locals reclaim their city; you'll see more Turkish spoken than English on the street. The vibe shifts from resort rush to something more genuine, though the infrastructure remains fully open. Fewer tour buses means easier access to Kaleici's narrow streets and less jostling at Duden Waterfall.
November's conditions track closely to the 10-year average for Antalya. Temperatures have remained stable around this 21/11°C band; if anything, recent years show a slight warming trend in early November, but by late month it settles into predictable coolness. Rainfall patterns align with the historical norm—no unusual dry spells or deluge years in recent memory. The 8.3 sunshine hours sit right on the seasonal expectation, making 2026's forecast quite typical for this window.
This month rewards different travelers in 2026. Photographers find softer light and clearer skies than summer; hikers can tackle coastal trails without heat exhaustion. Couples enjoy romantic dinners without shoulder-to-shoulder seating. Budget travelers benefit from lower accommodation rates and fewer premium-priced activities. Families with school flexibility gain a quieter, more manageable destination. The only caution: water temperature drops to around 18°C (64°F)—cold for swimming but fine for wading or casual snorkeling in a wetsuit.
Real Antalya locals eat piyaz bean salad at Tahtakale, not the harbor. The tramvay to Antalya Muzesi costs pennies and dodges Kaleici tourist markups. Summer evenings, the whole city migrates to Konyaalti pebble beach after 7pm with grilled corn vendors and rented shade umbrellas. Cirali sea turtle nesting keeps beach lights dim May through October, which locals respect fiercely.
What to pack for Antalya in November
Layer for November's split personality: warm middays but cool mornings and evenings. You'll need breathable fabrics by day and a light sweater for shade and sundown. Rain is infrequent but decisive, so pack smart.
- Light rain jacket (packable, water-resistant)
- Linen shirt or cotton blend (quick-dry, UPF protection)
- Merino wool sweater or cardigan
- Lightweight chinos or travel pants
- Comfortable walking sandals with grip sole
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Things worth doing
Explore Kaleici's old town on foot, kayak along the Turquoise Coast, hike to Chimera's eternal flames at dusk, visit local hamams without summer crowds.
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Antalya in November — FAQ
Q01Is November a good month for Antalya?
Is November a good month for Antalya?
It is a fair time to visit — expect variable conditions and plan flexibility. In November, Antalya averages a high of 21°C (71°F) and a low of 11°C (52°F), with 104mm of rainfall across roughly 8 rainy days. Late May brings warm-enough Konyaalti swim temps before Russian charter flights fill Lara; Duden waterfall runs strongest from Toros snowmelt.
Q02How warm does Antalya get in November?
How warm does Antalya get in November?
The average high temperature in Antalya during November is 21°C (71°F), with an average low of 11°C (52°F). These figures are averaged from 11 complete years of daily records (2015–2025, Open-Meteo Archive).
Q03Does it rain a lot in Antalya in November?
Does it rain a lot in Antalya in November?
Antalya averages approximately 8 rainy days in November, with a total monthly rainfall of about 104mm. This is based on daily precipitation records where days with 1mm or more of rain are counted as rainy days. December storms dump 200mm in 48 hours flooding the D400 near Kemer; the Adrasan road often closes for landslides not rain itself.
Q04What clothes should I bring to Antalya in November?
What clothes should I bring to Antalya in November?
For Antalya in November, pack layered clothing for changing temperatures, a compact umbrella or waterproof jacket, sunscreen and sunglasses, comfortable walking shoes. These recommendations are based on 11 complete years of weather averages for this specific month. Reef shoes for Konyaalti's cannonball-sized pebbles; barefoot entry into the water separates tourists from returnees.
Q05Are there many tourists in Antalya in November?
Are there many tourists in Antalya in November?
Tourist crowds in Antalya during November are typically moderate. Consider this when planning accommodation — prices track crowd levels closely. Real Antalya locals eat piyaz bean salad at Tahtakale, not the harbor. The tramvay to Antalya Muzesi costs pennies and dodges Kaleici tourist markups. Summer evenings, the whole city migrates to Konyaalti pebble beach after 7pm with grilled corn vendors and rented shade umbrellas. Cirali sea turtle nesting keeps beach lights dim May through October, which locals respect fiercely.



