Vilamoura in November

We went last year in the half term October holiday so at the very end of October. The weather was lovely and we were on the beach and in the sea.

Well, the weather anywhere can be weird, these days, but you should be fine. We usually go to hot places in our autumn or winter, makes more sense to us? Vilamoura if I remember correctly (always an issue these days!!) has a good selection of restaurants round the harbour area, so you should have lots of choice, if the hotel doesn't suit?

We're not 'lay on the beach' people anywhere, but I seem to remember there was enough to do.

book an all inclusive with entertainment

Can't help about weather that time of year, but it reminded me of the first holiday after my divorce. I took my daughter who was 15 at the time. She is now 40. Scary how quickly the years fly. It is beautiful there and we really enjoyed it. We had a hotel virtually on the beach, just a few yards away. It overlooked a lovely golf course. Think it was Villa Gale Ampalius. I'm sure you will enjoy it.

Don't know about this year with the heatwaves and so far a very warm autumn. But the Algarve can be a bit cold at that time of the year. Went to Monte Gordon years back and it was only about 15 degrees.

Remember Portugal is on the Atlantic and not the Mediterranean.

Have a good holiday

Early Nov is usually high teens to low 20s in the Algarve, lovely for walking without baking. The marina restaurants stay open through the winter so there’s plenty of choice in the evenings. The coastal path from Vilamoura towards Falésia beach is a gorgeous walk past the red cliffs. Loulé market on a Saturday morning is a nice short trip inland. FWIW a free planner like Wanderlog puts the beaches, the marina and any day trips on one map so you can see what’s walkable. Pack a light jacket for the evenings, it cools quickly after sunset