What's The Weather Like in Orlando in November?
The weather in Orlando in November is much more bearable than in the humid summer months. This makes it a popular winter holiday destination for those wanting to escape the cold in the UK. As it's a quieter time in the resort, the queues for rides and attractions are much shorter.
Is It Hot In Orlando In November?
November has average daytime temperatures of around 20°C with highs of 25°C at the warmest part of the day. The seawater temperatures are 26°C, which is ideal for swimming.
Is Orlando Humid In November?
The humidity drops significantly at this time of year so it's a great time for outdoor activities such as golf and swimming. The average amount of sunshine expected this month in Orlando is eight hours a day.
Does It Rain In Orlando In November?
While there is always the possibility of rain in Florida, the chances of rain are at their lowest in November. The average amount of rainfall anticipated is just 48mm all the more reason to escape the rainy British weather.
Orlando Hotels for November
Enclave Suites
You'll find the great value lakefront resort Enclave Suites on International Drive. It provides a free shuttle service to the parks, a food court, 24-hour gym, tennis courts and two outdoor pools. Choose a suite with a kitchenette if you want to cook for yourself. Kids are well catered for with a kids club, two children's pools and a games room with arcade games and table tennis.
Marriot Orlando World Centre
If you're planning on going golfing why not stay at TripAdvisor Award winner Marriot Orlando World Centre, home to Hawk's Landing Golf Club. On your downtime why not hit the pool, book into the spa or dine in one of the 10 restaurants?
Mystic Dunes Resort and Golf Club
Or there's Mystic Dunes Resort and Golf Club offering spacious family-sized vacation villas. Its unique course designed by Champions Tour player Gary Koch boasts rolling sand dunes and vast wetland. Before you tee off, practice your technique on the driving range, chipping and putting greens and practice bunkers.
Bars and Restaurants
There's a wide range of places to grab a meal or drink in Orlando.
La Cava del Tequila
If you're visiting Epcot for the International Food and Wine Festival, why not stop by at La Cava del Tequila at Mexico Pavilion. It celebrates the heritage of Tequila making in Mexico with authentic décor, artwork and artifacts and offers a range of tapas to compliment the fine selection of beverages.
Todd English's Blue Zoo
For sophisticated dining there's Todd English's Blue Zoo, also at Epcot. Celebrity Chef Todd English serves up the freshest seafood with coastal cuisines from around the world. Take your seat in the elegant restaurant designed by renowned architect, Jeffrey Beers and choose a creative dish from the dinner menu. You'll be spoilt for choice with the extensive wine and cocktail menus.
World of Beer
Beer aficionados should definitely check out World of Beer on Dr. Phillips Boulevard. Here you'll be immersed in what they call the WOB culture: "It's about being surrounded by good people who enjoy awesome beer, great music and sports." With an extensive selection of over 500 beers and 69 taps from around the world, there will be a cold one to suit you.
Zebra's Sports Bar and Grille
Or on International Drive there's Zebra's Sports Bar and Grille, part of the Rosen Inn hotel. Enjoy a beer, wine or spirit on the patio and grab a burger or pizza as you watch the game. Don't miss out on their happy hour drink specials every evening and there's live entertainment or karaoke on most nights.
Things to do in Orlando in November
Marriot's Grande Pines Golf Club
At this time of year the weather is ideal for golf and there are plenty of courses to choose from in Orlando. Marriot's Grande Pines Golf Club is conveniently located on International Drive. The course created by six-time major champion Sir Nick Faldo and architect Steve Smyers has a world-class 18-hole layout, and is surrounded by native flora and wetland.
Hawk's Landing Golf Club
Hawk's Landing Golf Club is the perfect peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. Here you can enjoy an 18-hole championship golf course spanning over 220 acres of lush grounds and at the Marriot Orlando World Centre resort. The challenging course designed by architect Robert Cupp Jr. has a scenic blend of Florida wildlife and tropical vegetation.
Arnold Palmer's Bay Hill Golf Club and Spa
At Arnold Palmer's Bay Hill Golf Club and Lodge you can play tour-level golf on a course ranked among the best in the world. If you stay at the 70-room luxury golf lodge you become a member of the club and can enjoy privileges such as a private golf course, recreation facilities, fine dining and a salon and spa. It's the winter home of golfing legend Arnold Palmer so you might even spot him around the hotel.
La Nouba Cirque du Soleil
If golf isn't your thing and you'd rather catch a high-energy show, La Nouba Cirque du Soleil is a must-see. Located in Disney World you could easily fit this dazzling performance in after a day at the parks. Escape to a world of make-believe with a vibrant display of dance, acrobatics and clowning around. You'll be amazed by the aerial ballet, powertrack trampolining and flying trapeze.
Dates for the diary
There's a range of events and celebrations going on in November, with something for everyone.
Epcot International Food & Wine Festival
Foodies and wine connoisseurs shouldn't miss Epcot International Food & Wine Festival in Disney World. Running end of September to mid-November you can taste your way around the world with around 30 international food and beverage markets. Watch celebrity chef demonstrations, attend wine seminars and enjoy the Eat to the Beat concert series with nightly musical performances.
Fiesta in the Park
At the beginning of November there's Fiesta in the Park, perfect for families. Live entertainment and arts and crafts vendors are the focal points of this two-day festival held at Lake Eola Park.
Festival of Trees
Christmas kicks off early in Orlando with the Festival of Trees in mid-November. The Orlando Museum of Art is transformed into a winter wonderland as dozens of businesses and designers sponsor trees and create fantastic Christmas displays. Head to Gingerbread Village to buy a beautifully crafted gingerbread house. Kids will love Toyland Town where they can play games, do crafts and even visit Santa.
Annual Poinsettia Festival and Garden of Lights
Also, between Late November and early January there's the Annual Poinsettia Festival and Garden of Lights held at Cypress Gardens. Marvel has more than 400,000 dazzling lights taht lead you through a maze of gardens and twinkling topiaries and Christmas scenes. There's also a special musical production and a poinsettia display with around 40,000 blooms.
