What's the Weather Like in Auckland in November
November in Auckland is known to be sunny and pleasant. This month ushers in the glory days of spring, when everyone can feel that summer is on the horizon. Certain November days, when the sun is bright and the sky cloudless, temperatures can warm to those of mid-summer. It is an exciting time to visit the city, as the wharfs are busy and the famous walks of New Zealand, many of which are accessible from Auckland, are open and ready for exploration.
Sunshine
As the sea breeze calms, the city of Auckland comes to life. With an average 6 hours of daily sunlight, the days are becoming longer and brighter. Most locals take this as a cue to hit the water or the trails and be outside.
Sea Temperature
Visitors should follow suit and take advantage of sea temperatures that rise to an average 17°C (63°F) during November, as well as, average daily temperatures that hit 16°C (61°F).
Comfortable and temperate, the month of November is an ideal time to be active in Auckland. While the months of September and October can still have unpredictable and uncertain weather. No matter what sport or activity you enjoy, there will be an opportunity to take part under the clear Auckland sky.
Temperature
There are still considerable differences between the average high temperature and average low temperature during the month. The average high temperature rises to 19°C (66°F), while the average low temperature hovers at a cool 13°C (55°F). Those on holiday should prepare with layers and jackets for after sunset.
Rain
Known as sunny and beautiful, historically the month of November still has rainy days half of the days throughout the month. With an average 15 rainy days, it is always possible that visitors will have a few showers or storms while on holiday in Auckland. The city receives an average 40 mm of rain during the month.
Hotels for Auckland in November
Oaklands Lodge Backpackers
The Oaklands Lodge Backpackers may not be located in as extravagant of a mansion, but the quiet hostel in an inner-Auckland neighborhood is a fantastic place to unwind and get some rest and relaxation while exploring Auckland. Located in Mt Eden, this family run hostel, strives to make each guest feel welcomed and at home.
Beaches for November for Auckland
Takapuna Beach
November is when Auckland locals return to the water for their leisurely, or sometimes competitive, swims. Takapuna Beach is located on Auckland's North Shore and is easily accessible from central Auckland, making it one of the better beaches to visit in this early month. The waterfront is lined with cute cafes and coffee shops to grab a warm beverage or small bite to eat, and there are rental companies for kayaks or paddleboards.
Restaurants and Bars for Auckland in November
Engine Room
The quirky Engine Room is located in the suburb of Northcote Point, along Auckland's North Shore Thy serve lunch on Fridays and dinner Tuesday through to Saturday. It is impossible to recommend a specific dish, as the menu is constantly changing. The only way to know what The Engine Room is currently serving is by way of a chalkboard on their website and in the restaurant.
The restaurant focuses on locally sourced ingredients, even for its cocktails, and guests are practically guaranteed a great dining experience with the excellent service The Engine Room provides.
Things to Do in Auckland in November
Auckland Highland Games
The Auckland Highland Games always offer a sense of atmosphere, on a day where Scotland is the main theme of the day. This one-day event at the Three Kings Reserve will have a wide choice of food stalls, clothing and jewelry, combined with Highland sports and games, drummers and of course, kilts. This is the perfect day for any Scot to be here. You do not need to visit Scotland, visit the Auckland Highland Games instead!
National Maritime Museum
The National Maritime Museum is home to 14 galleries dedicated to history and life on the high seas. The sea and water are essential to New Zealand's past, present and future. The National Maritime Museum recognises the inseparable bond between life in Auckland and the water that surrounds the city. The museum is conveniently located in Auckland's Viaduct Harbour and is the perfect stop before lunch or dinner on the waterfront. There are a number of interactive exhibits for kids to enjoy.
