
Limassol in November
Good time to visit
November feels like Limassol taking a deep breath after the summer rush. Weather remains pleasant for sightseeing, prices drop, and you'll have popular spots largely to yourself.
Weather
November sees the first real signs of winter approaching with more frequent rain showers and cooler temperatures. You'll still get plenty of sunny days mixed with cloudy periods. Humidity rises to around 60% as rainfall increases.
22°C high14°C low7 rain days
Crowds & Cost
low crowds
~$75/day average
Events & Festivals
- •Cyprus Independence Day (October 1st carries into celebrations)
- •Olive harvesting season
- •Traditional festivals in mountain villages
November Tips
- •November is excellent for exploring Cyprus's interior and mountain villages
- •Pack layers as temperature swings between warm afternoons and cool evenings
- •Many beach clubs start closing or reducing hours
All Months
April through June gives you perfect weather without the crowds. Temperatures hover around 24°C, the sea is swimmable, and hotel prices haven't hit peak season yet. The wine harvest happens in September, making it ideal for vineyard visits.
September and October are golden months. The sea stays warm from summer (22°C), but the crushing heat breaks. Locals return from their August holidays, so restaurants and bars are fully operational again.
July and August? Only come if you love 35°C heat and don't mind sharing beaches with every British family on holiday. Hotel prices double, and good restaurant tables book weeks ahead. But the nightlife peaks, and every beach club is in full swing.
Winter (December-February) sees temperatures around 16°C with occasional rain. Most beach clubs close, but it's perfect for exploring the historic sites without sweating through your shirt. Plus, wine tours are less crowded and sometimes include harvest activities.
Limassol Scores
Solo
7/10
Couples
8/10
Families
8/10
Adventure
5/10
Budget
5/10
Luxury
8/10
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