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What Is the Weather Like in Amorgos in November?

Avg High: 19°C / 67°F

Avg Low: 14°C / 58°F

Sea Temp: 20°C / 67°F

Rain Days: 7

Rainfall: 61 mm

Daylight: 10h 15m

Swimming: Borderline

Season: Low

Key Facts

Worth Going?

Maybe – quiet, with the sea cooling

Weather in Amorgos in November

Expect mild, often wet weather in Amorgos in November, late autumn. Average highs reach 19°C / 67°F, with lows of around 14°C / 58°F. In the water, expect around 20°C / 68°F, refreshing for some, but too cool for most. Expect rain on around 7 days and about 61 mm over the month, often in heavy bursts with dry spells between them. Amorgos is a long, mountainous island, and its steep southeastern cliffs catch the full force of the wind. The summer winds ease, and the light turns soft and golden. Days bring around 10 hours of daylight, so plan sightseeing for the middle of the day. Pack layers, including a warm sweater for the evenings and a light waterproof jacket. Mornings and evenings get noticeably cooler as the month goes on. The weather can change from one week to the next, so pack for both warm and cool days. Make the most of the middle of the day, when it's warmest and brightest.

Swimming in Amorgos in November

Swimming in Amorgos in November is possible but bracing, with the sea at around 20°C / 67°F. For warm-water swimming, aim for July, August and September, when the sea is at its best. Good spots include Agia Anna and Aegiali. Beaches are empty and unstaffed in winter, so swim only in calm conditions. If you feel the cold, a wetsuit top makes a difference.

Crowds & Prices in Amorgos in November

November is one of the quietest months in Amorgos, with few visitors and a local, everyday feel. It's the cheapest time to visit, with the best deals on accommodation. It's a good time to see everyday life, away from the summer bustle. Tavernas that stay open cater mainly to locals, which is often when the food is best. You can usually book at short notice.

What's Open in Amorgos in November

Ferry links from Piraeus and Rafina to Amorgos continue through November, though with fewer sailings than in summer. Most hotels, restaurants and bars close for the winter, and only a few places stay open for locals. Archaeological sites and museums keep shorter winter hours. Check opening days before setting out, as some places open only at weekends. It's worth calling ahead to restaurants, as off-season hours can be irregular.

Festivals & Holidays in Amorgos in November

21 November, the Presentation of the Virgin Mary, is marked with church services, and it's also Armed Forces Day. November is olive harvest season, when families gather to pick olives and the first new oil of the year appears. Locals in Amorgos mark these dates in the traditional way, and visitors are welcome to join in. Otherwise, life follows its normal rhythm, with Sunday lunches and busy cafés rather than big events.

Is November a Good Time to Visit Amorgos?

It depends on what you want. In November, Amorgos is peaceful and inexpensive, but the season is over, the sea is too cool for most swimmers and the weather can turn. Expect highs of around 19°C / 67°F, lows near 14°C / 58°F and rain on around 7 days. It's fine for a quiet break or hiking to Hozoviotissa Monastery. For a proper beach holiday, go in June, September or October.

Frequently Asked Questions

What time does the sun set in Amorgos in November?

In early November, the sun sets in Amorgos at around 5:20 pm. By mid-month it's around 5:10 pm, and by the end of November around 5:00 pm. All times are Greek local time. With short days, plan outdoor sightseeing for the morning and early afternoon.

Is the weather bad in Amorgos in November?

Not all the time, but it's more unsettled. November brings more rain, stronger winds and shorter days, and rough seas disrupt ferries more often. Between weather fronts there are still plenty of calm, sunny days that are pleasant for walking. Pack layers and a waterproof, and keep your ferry plans flexible.

Can I visit Hozoviotissa Monastery in November?

Yes. Hozoviotissa Monastery is open in November, though winter hours are shorter and there are closing days, so check before you go. It's peaceful, with few visitors. Dress modestly, with shoulders and knees covered; women are traditionally expected to wear a skirt, and wraps are often lent at the entrance. It clings to a cliff face above the sea and is reached by a steep stepped path.

Do I need a car on Amorgos in November?

It helps. Buses run on a much thinner timetable in November, and some routes stop completely, so a hire car is the easiest way to explore. Rental rates are low off-season, but fewer agencies are open, so book ahead.

Is November or December better for visiting Amorgos?

It depends on your plans. November is usually a little milder, but most tourist businesses have closed. December is cooler and wetter, but brings a festive atmosphere, with Christmas lights and decorations. Neither is a beach month, so choose by your dates.

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