Visiting Almada in November offers a quieter, more authentic experience with cooler, wetter weather. Here’s what to expect:

What’s Almada Like in November?

November in Almada (and the Lisbon region) is typically mild, wet, and autumnal. Average high temperatures range from 16-18°C (61-64°F), while average lows are between 9-11°C (48-52°F). Expect around 10-12 rainy days throughout the month, with total precipitation averaging 100-120 mm (3.9-4.7 inches). Sunshine is limited, with an average of 4-5 hours per day.

What Are Typical Costs and Availability in Almada in November?

November falls within the shoulder/low season, meaning better value. Accommodation availability is generally good, with less need for advance booking.

• Accommodation (Estimated):
  • Budget guesthouses/hostels: €25-€50 per night
  • Mid-range hotels/apartments: €60-€120 per night
• Flights (to Lisbon, Estimated): Flights from other European cities can range from €80-€200 return, varying significantly by origin and booking time.
• Local Transport (Estimated): A single journey on public transport (bus/ferry) typically costs €1.50-€2.00 using a rechargeable “Navegante” card.
• Food (Estimated): A budget meal can be found for €10-€15, while a mid-range restaurant meal might cost €20-€35 per person.

What Can You Expect in Almada in November?

Expect significantly fewer tourists compared to the peak summer months, allowing for a more relaxed exploration of Almada’s charm. While there are fewer major tourist-focused events, local cultural activities or markets might occur. Conditions are generally suitable for walking and sightseeing, but be prepared for potential rain and cooler temperatures, especially in the evenings. Most attractions remain open, though some seasonal or outdoor venues might operate with reduced hours.

What Are the Best Activities in Almada for November?

November is ideal for exploring Almada’s cultural sites and enjoying its unique vantage points.

• Cacilhas Waterfront: Enjoy fresh seafood at local restaurants and take a scenic walk along the Tagus River.
• Cristo Rei Statue: Visit this iconic landmark for panoramic views of Lisbon and the 25 de Abril Bridge. While the statue is outdoors, the platform offers sheltered areas.
• Casa da Cerca - Centro de Arte Contemporânea: Explore contemporary art in a beautiful historic setting.
• Miradouro Boca do Vento: A picturesque viewpoint accessible by a scenic elevator, offering stunning river and city views.
• Museu Naval (Naval Museum): Located in Cacilhas, this museum provides insight into Portugal’s maritime history.
• Costa da Caparica: While not beach weather, the extensive coastline is perfect for invigorating walks.

How Can AllInMap Help You in Almada?

AllInMap can assist you in finding free amenities like public restrooms, Wi-Fi hotspots, and drinking fountains during your visit to Almada.