What’s Jurmala Like in November?
Jurmala in November transitions into its quiet, off-season period. The coastal city experiences cold, often damp weather, with significantly fewer tourists than in summer. It’s a time for quiet relaxation, spa visits, and enjoying the natural beauty without the crowds.
What is the Weather and Climate in Jurmala in November?
Jurmala in November is cold and often overcast. Average daily temperatures typically range from 1°C to 5°C (34°F to 41°F), with night lows possibly dropping below freezing. Expect around 15-20 days of precipitation (rain, sleet, or light snow), with total rainfall averaging 50-60mm (estimated). Daylight hours are short, approximately 7 to 8 hours per day, and winds can be brisk near the Baltic Sea.
What Are Typical Costs and Availability in November?
November is the low season, meaning high availability and lower prices for accommodation. A mid-range 3-4 star hotel might cost €40-€80 per night (estimated), while apartments could be slightly less, from €35-€70 (estimated). Many seasonal establishments close, but core services remain. A train ticket from Riga to Jurmala costs approximately €1.40-€2.00. A meal in a modest restaurant is typically €10-€20 (estimated).
What Should You Expect (Crowds, Events, Conditions)?
Expect very low tourist crowds; Jurmala will feel quiet and peaceful. There are typically no major public events or festivals in November. Many seasonal businesses, such as beachside cafes and souvenir shops, will be closed. Conditions are geared towards indoor activities or bracing outdoor walks.
What Are the Best Activities for November?
November in Jurmala is ideal for:
- Spa and Wellness: Indulge in treatments at Jurmala’s famous sanatoriums and spa hotels.
- Beach Walks: Enjoy the expansive, deserted beach for quiet, invigorating strolls despite the cold.
- Jomas Street Exploration: Visit year-round cafes and shops on the main pedestrian street.
- Museums: Explore the Jurmala City Museum or Aspazija’s House for cultural insights.
- Dzintari Forest Park: Walk among the pine trees; the observation tower offers views of the dormant landscape.
For finding free public amenities like restrooms or water fountains, the AllInMap app can be a helpful resource during your visit.
