November brings with it the final month of spring, and the Margaret River region is a mix of freshness and the warm embrace of the approaching summer. It’s the perfect time of year to travel, with all the landscapes in full bloom before the intense heat of summer takes over. It’s a chance to get out and experience the stunning beaches, world-renowned vineyards and adventurous hikes, while enjoying the many activities on offer, from rural shows to coastal walks. Let's dive into what makes November in the Margaret River region such a great time to travel.
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What Is the Weather Like in Margaret River in November?
November is a great time to travel into the depths of the Margeret River and immerse yourself in the many activities that take over the region. The days become longer as summer approaches, not yet giving way to the intense heat the region is famous for. It’s the best season for setting foot outside and enjoying the fresh air, from the pristine beaches to the lush vineyards.
Nights in November bring a mild coolness as the seasons slowly begin to transition. You can enjoy a cosy dinner under the stars with just light long sleeves to keep you comfortable.
As expected, the rain starts to lessen, with just the occasional shower now gracing the region followed shortly by clear skies.
Average Temperatures in Margaret River in November
As the Margaret River region paves the way for the summer months the weather starts to take a noticeable turn. November temperatures typically sit around 20°C (68°F) to 25°C (77°F) just perfect for enjoying the great outdoors, from the sun-kissed beaches to the many inviting nature walks.
Night-time temperatures in Margaret River during November are mild, often dipping to around 12°C (53.6°F) to 15°C (59°C). The slight chill that hits the air offers some respite from the warmer days, so you can taste some culinary delights at a local dining spot while sipping on the world-renowned wines of the area.
With such a mix in temperatures, it pays to pack some light long-sleeved options to keep you cosy no matter what the season brings.
Average temperatures in Margaret River in November
Region | Min °C | Max °C | Average °C | Min °F | Max °F | Average °F |
Gnarabup | 14.2 | 20.2 | 17.2 | 57.54 | 68.36 | 62.96 |
Redgate | 14.2 | 20.2 | 17.2 | 57.54 | 68.36 | 62.96 |
Gracetown | 12.7 | 22.2 | 17.45 | 54.86 | 71.76 | 63.41 |
Dunsborough | 12.7 | 22.2 | 17.45 | 54.86 | 71.76 | 63.41 |
Yallingup | 12.7 | 22.2 | 17.45 | 54.86 | 71.76 | 63.41 |
Sunshine Hours and Daylight in November
November in Margaret River brings with it longer days and plenty of sunshine, inviting you to surf the beaches and hike the landscapes. On average, on the first day of November the sun rises at 5:19am and sets at 6:47pm. On the last day of the month, sunrise is at 5:01am and sunset at 7.14pm, hinting at the summer months to come. Margaret River generally enjoys more than 13 hours of daylight per day in November.
UV levels in Margaret River in November
In November, the average daily maximum UV index across Margaret River is 5, which indicates a moderate health risk from unsafe exposure to ultraviolet radiation. This increase in UV levels is expected as the region moves towards summer, and it’s important not to underestimate the weather. As always, make sure you stay protected with sunscreen, hats and appropriate clothing, escaping the heat in the middle of the day to venture indoors.
Average Rainfall in Margaret River in November
The rain well and truly starts to ease off as spring crosses over to summer. You can expect around 19mm (0.75 inches) of rainfall and an average of 9.4 days of rain throughout the month, often coming in the form of scattered showers that are over as fast as they began. It's still wise to pack a light raincoat or umbrella, just in case you encounter one of these occasional showers.
City / Region | Rainfall (mm) | Rainfall (inch) | Rainy days | |
Gnarabup | 36.7 | 1.44 | 11.2 | |
Redgate | 36.7 | 1.44 | 11.2 | |
Gracetown | 25.8 | 1.01 | 8.4 | |
Dunsborough | 25.8 | 1.01 | 8.4 |
Best Things to Do in Margaret River in November
Whether you're drawn to the thrill of outdoor sports, the allure of culinary festivals, or the simple pleasure of a beach day, November in Margaret River offers plenty of experiences. From the adrenaline-fueled excitement of adventure races to the serene beauty of coastal walks, it’s a great way to immerse yourself in the community and really see what the region has to offer. Here are some of the best things to do in Margaret River in November.
Tour of Margaret River
If you’re an avid cyclist, then you’ve no doubt heard of this event. If not, it’s still worth joining the crowds to see what it’s all about. The Tour Of Margaret River attracts riders from across Australia, whether you’re a professional or amateur. While there are plenty of challenging tracks for the more avid riders to test out, there are also lots of opportunities for social rides, enjoying a more leisurely pace with other like-minded people.
Don’t feel like jumping on a bike? You can still come out and support the riders along the way, enjoying the festive environment this event brings with it.
Margaret River Classic
Margaret River is well-known for its surfing culture, and the Margaret River Classic is a prestigious surfing competition that draws surfers all eager to test their skills on the famous waves. The competition caters to various skill levels, from the seasoned professionals to the rising talents.
There is plenty of fun for spectators as well, as you settle back on the sandy shores to watch the surfers take on some incredible waves. Enjoy the live commentary with music and food stalls to make the most of this entertaining event.
Busselton Show
Do you love escaping into country life? The Busselton show is the perfect opportunity to experience the agricultural history of the region. This annual event is hosted in the town of Busselton and is a chance to sample local produce and meet some of the community talent for a weekend of fun.
Enjoy livestock judging, equestrian events, and local produce exhibits from growers in the region. There are also carnival rides, games and food stalls, so you can come for a fun-filled day out, i
Eagle Bay Epic Adventure Race
The Eagle Bay Epic Adventure Race includes a little bit of everything with mountain biking, ocean swimming, kayaking and trailing riding. You can compete on your own or as part of a team and take in all the stunning scenery as you test yourself. They even have a medium-length adventure race and a kid's challenge, to suit all fitness levels.
If you’re not quite up to the challenge, simply hang back on the sidelines and join the spectators where you can enjoy the local food and entertainment while soaking up the excitement of the race.
Beaches
As the weather warms up, November is the perfect time to sink your toes into the sand of the sun-kissed beaches, before the scorching summer sun takes over.
For surfers, November brings consistent swells and a variety of breaks to suit all levels. Iconic surf spots like Surfers Point, Prevelly, and Yallingup offer challenging waves, while gentler breaks at beaches like Gnarabup are perfect for beginners. Surf schools and rental shops are readily available, making it easy for everyone to catch a wave.
Beyond surfing, many beaches offer scenic walking trails with stunning views of the coastline and the chance to spot local wildlife. Families can enjoy beaches like Hamelin Bay, famous for its friendly stingrays and gentle waters
Visiting Margaret River in November
November in Margaret River offers plenty of experiences, perfectly blending the natural beauty of the region with a plethora of activities and events. Whether it's the adrenaline rush of the Eagle Bay Epic Adventure Race, a laid-back beach day, or a country day out at Busselton Show, November caters to a wide array of interests. It's a time to explore, to relax, to taste, and to enjoy everything that makes Margaret River such a special and sought-after destination.
Whether you’ve started planning your Margaret River holiday or not, check out First Light Travel’s Margaret River blog for any further information you might need. Or, you can contact FLT’s Margaret River travel team for advice and guidance on how to design your trip.
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