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November Holiday Packages

November holiday packages from Ireland bundle flights, transfers and hotel into one single payment, so one deposit locks everything in at once. From Canary Islands sun to Red Sea warmth and festive Christmas market cities, we fly from Dublin, Cork and Shannon, with TOPP protection covering your money fully from booking through to your return home.

November sits between two very different holiday moods. The Canary Islands, Egypt and Madeira still hold summer-warm temperatures well into the month, ideal for a beach break without the July crowds. Further afield, the Maldives, Thailand and Bali suit longer, warmer escapes. Prague, Vienna and Budapest open their Christmas markets from mid-to-late November, with mulled wine, ice rinks and mild daytime walking weather ahead of the winter rush.

Booking in November itself pays off twice: prices across our winter sun and city-break ranges typically ease once the main school-holiday rush passes, and you lock in Christmas or New Year travel before peak demand pushes fares higher. Every package we sell is TOPP-protected and IATA-accredited, and our Ireland-based team is on the phone if your dates, board basis, or departure airport from Dublin, Cork or Shannon needs checking before you book.

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Canary Islands & Atlantic Escapes

The Canaries and Madeira hold onto summer heat long after mainland Europe cools, making this our most booked region for November holidays among Irish travellers.

Tenerife: Tenerife’s south coast around Playa de las Americas sits in the volcano’s rain shadow, so November days regularly clear 22°C with barely a cloud. It’s under four and a half hours by direct flight, the shortest hop of this group.
Gran Canaria: Gran Canaria’s Maspalomas dunes create a genuine desert microclimate at the island’s southern tip, warmer and drier than anywhere else on this list this time of year. Families travelling with young children tend to gravitate here for the shallow, sheltered bay.
Fuerteventura: Fuerteventura’s beaches run wider and emptier than its neighbours’, with Corralejo’s dunes backing onto some of the clearest water in the group. Wind stays a factor even in November, so it suits active travellers more than a still, sheltered swim.
Lanzarote: Lanzarote’s black volcanic landscape around Timanfaya keeps daytime temperatures steady into the low twenties through November. The island rewards a hire car more than the others here, since its geology is really the main event.
Madeira: Madeira’s mountainous terrain gives it a genuinely different feel from the flatter islands further south, with levada walking trails through laurel forest rather than dune beaches. Its shorter flight time makes it the pick for a quicker escape.

Egypt & The Red Sea

Egypt holds real heat all year, which is why it’s one of our most popular winter sun holidays for November departures, once Red Sea temperatures settle at comfortable rather than scorching.

Hurghada: Hurghada’s calm, current-light bay makes it the most reliable base for beginner divers and snorkellers, with November sea temperatures still sitting around 26°C. Its long stretch of all-inclusive resorts keeps costs predictable for a family trip.
Sharm El Sheikh: Sharm El Sheikh sits at the southern tip of the Sinai Peninsula, where the Ras Mohammed reef system delivers some of the clearest diving visibility on this coast. It leans more couples and diving-focused than the family resorts further north.
Luxor: Luxor’s Valley of the Kings and Karnak Temple reward a proper two or three days rather than a rushed stop, and November’s cooler air makes walking between sites far more comfortable than in summer. Pairing it with a few beach days elsewhere balances the itinerary.
Aswan: Aswan sits further south along the Nile, with the Philae Temple reachable by a short boat crossing and a noticeably slower pace than Luxor’s crowds. It suits travellers building a longer Nile itinerary rather than a single-stop trip.
Cairo: Cairo puts the Pyramids of Giza within a twenty-minute drive of the city centre, genuinely close enough for a half-day visit either side of a longer Egypt trip. November’s milder daytime heat makes the walk around the plateau far more bearable.

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What’s the weather like in the Canary Islands in November?

Temperatures typically sit in the low-to-mid twenties across the islands, with sea temperatures still warm enough for swimming. Southern coasts and sheltered bays hold onto the most reliable sun, while rain becomes more likely further north and inland. It’s one of the most dependable short-haul options for guaranteed winter warmth.