What's the weather like in Boracay in November
November marks the end of typhoon season in the region and is also much drier than the previous month making it a good time to visit Boracay.
Rainfall
After seeing more than 230mm of rain in the previous month, this month brings with it an average of 162mm. The number of rainfall days also drops with rain being seen on an average of 17 days out of the month.
Sunshine Hours
Sunshine hours also remain consistent with the previous several months with an average of 6 hours of sun per day. Despite the decrease in rain chances, it is still a good idea for visitors to pack some rain gear and also check the extended forecast before leaving home.
Temperature
Visitors can continue to take advantage of the warm weather with an average daily temperature of 27°C (80°F). The average afternoon high temperature is very similar to the month before with temperatures reaching 29°C (84°F). These temperatures are only slightly warmer than the average overnight lows that only dip to 24°C (75°F) despite the lateness of the year. Visitors should account for the warm weather and be sure to pack items that are breathable and not too heavy.
Sea Temperature
Even with the lateness of the year, visitors are still able to take advantage of the wonderful beaches and surrounding ocean thanks to sea surface temperatures that remain very warm. Average water temperatures during this time of the year are a warm 28°C (83°F). With waters this warm, visitors are able to enjoy the water without the need of a wetsuit and to take advantage of the various water sports.
With the threat of typhoons diminishing and warm temperatures, this may be the last month of the off-season for visitors to take advantage of the lower rates and airfares to kick off a vacation on the right note.
Boracay Hotels in November
Vacationers looking for one of the best views on the island will find it at Alta Vista de Boracay. With views from the island's highest peaks to the ocean, this resort offers it all at a reasonable price. Located along Puka Beach, guests will enjoy a magnificent sunset along with Southeast Asian-inspired rooms that fuse nature with modern living. Guests will also enjoy breathtaking views on the view deck along with the infinity pool, cafes, restaurants, sports bar, children's play room and even a karaoke room.
Those traveling to Boracay in November get the added benefit of typhoon season being over and nice weather when staying at any of the island's resorts. One of the best is the Nami Resort. Set beside a cliff, the resort features spacious rooms that overlook Diniwid Beach and the Sibuyan Sea. With three different room styles to choose from there is something for every budget and each comes with a balcony, cable TV, Jacuzzi and floor to ceiling windows that perfectly frame the sea outside. This boutique hotels features butler assistance, babysitting services, water sports, spa and massage services and an on-site restaurant and bar.
While it is part of a larger chain, the Crown Regency Prince Resort Boracay is close to all of the islands amenities and offers luxury at an affordable price. Located only a five-minute walk from White Beach, the hotel is also close to shopping, restaurants and plenty of nightlife. Each room is cozy and decorated with a peaceful vibe in order to allow guest to fully relax and enjoy their vacation. Each of the 36 rooms is tastefully decorated and guests are also able enjoy all the island has to offer.
Boracay Beaches for November
While technically a private beach, Banyugan Beach is a 100-meter long sheltered beach of white sand that is located near Yapak Beach. It is accessible to non-guests of Shanri-La's Boracay Resort and Spa by making reservations at one of the resort's bars or restaurants beforehand. This beach is also one of the best on the island for snorkeling with several large groups of fish just offshore and with water temperatures of 28°C (83°F), November is a great time to go explore.
Bars and Restaurants
Dos Mestizos offers some of the best tapas one will find on the island. Also included on the menu are a wide array of traditional dishes including salads, soups and more. It is fancier than many other restaurants and is the perfect spot for a romantic dinner for two. An extensive wine list also helps to complete the meal.
For those looking for some late night parties, Cocomangas is the place to be. In operation since 1987, both locals and vacationers hit this spot for the DJ and live music. There are several bars inside to choose from and plenty of seating. Additionally, the venue has a "still standing after 15 shots" challenge that many have tried and failed.
Things to do in Boracay in November
For the adventurous vacationer, one great way to see the island is by zipline. With November being a slightly drier month with only 162mm of rain falling over the course of the month, chances are good that visitors will get to spend significant time outdoors. As a result, ziplining is a great way to take in the sites from a bird's eye perspective. Participants are able to choose how to go down the mountain, either feet first or more like Superman. There is even an option for families to take the cable car where everyone can ride together.
