November in Turkey marks the end of the beach season. Towards the end of the month, it's rare to see daredevils swimming in the sea. However, you can still enjoy the country's attractions and its beauty.
Advantages of holidays in Turkey in November
November holidays in Turkey are remembered no worse than in the beach season. This month, locals celebrate two significant holidays:
November 10 Ataturk Memorial Day;
November 17 is the religious Feast of the Sacrifice.
The celebrations are lively and grand. In addition, Turkish nature is still full of greenery, although there are few flowers. But there are a lot of fruits - incredibly fragrant, sweet and juicy. Among them:
The cost of these fruits is minimal. Speaking of prices, the cost of accommodation in hotels (even five-star ones) is also significantly lower. The same goes for tickets to Istanbul.
Weather conditions in November in Turkey
The weather during this period can be called changeable. Despite the fact that the sun seems to be hot, the air remains quite cool.
Daytime temperature is +18°C ... +20°C. It gets cooler at night: the thermometer drops to +10°С...+12°C.
Sea water warms up to +18°С...+20°C.
Rain may not stop for several days. Night walkers should dress warmly.
Weather in different regions of the country
In different cities, temperature indicators fluctuate:
In Kemer, the air warms up to +21°С.
In Istanbul, the bar rises to +16°C.
In Alanya, the temperature does not rise above +22°C.
It is warm in Antalya, up to +20°С.
In Ankara, the air warms up to +12°С.
It is warm and cozy in Belek, +20°С.
Things to do in Turkey in November
November is the best time to explore the country's historical heritage. If you are an avid traveler and dream of exploring everything without the crowds of tourists and sunburns, now is the perfect time.
As part of a tourist group or on your own, you can visit the healing springs of the “cotton fortress” of Pamukkale.
The architectural complex of Demre-Mira and the ancient city of Hierapolis are must-sees.
You have the opportunity to explore the Lycian tombs and swim in the hot Cleopatra's pool.
The most popular destination at this time is Istanbul, which is called the Pearl of the Bosphorus. It is located between two seas, Marmara and Black. It is rich in old quarters, Sultanahmet and Taksim squares, Topkapi and Dolmabahce palaces, cathedrals.
Turkey in November is just as enchanting as in summer. Moreover, the chances of staying at a fashionable all-inclusive hotel are much higher and more affordable. The country is beautiful in any season.
