Rain becomes more frequent and temperatures fall; outdoor swimming becomes less common. This is a low season for visitors, with more availability and lower prices.
Average daily low and high (°C) and monthly rainfall. The badge shows how it feels, allowing for humidity.
Average temperature across Malta in November.
Mellieħa, St. Paul’s Bay, Golden Bay
By November the strip of coast around Mellieħa is noticeably quieter and wetter, with several stormy spells that clean the air and send seas up, cancelling some boat services. Daytime temperatures usually sit in the mid-teens and mornings are often grey; this reduces beach activity but makes birdwatching at Ghadira rewarding. Pack waterproof footwear and be prepared for sudden weather shifts if you’re planning long coastal hikes.
Valletta, Sliema, St. Julian’s, Mdina
By November the city has slowed significantly: chilly mornings and several rainy days make museum visits and indoor dining appealing, with temperatures typically in the mid-teens. Festive lights begin to appear toward month’s end, and hotel rates fall; however, outdoor terraces and harbour cruises are less reliable because of unpredictable seas. Pack a warm layer and a small umbrella for exploring narrow city lanes.
Marsaxlokk, Blue Grotto, Dingli Cliffs, Birżebbuġa
November is often unsettled, with repeated wet spells and occasional strong winds that batter low coastal roads and make parking near the shore messy. Daytime highs drop into the mid-teens and marina terraces empty out, though seafood restaurants in Marsaxlokk remain lively on dry days. Expect service reductions for boat trips and bring solid shoes, a waterproof layer, and patience for last-minute schedule changes.
Victoria, Ramla Bay, Dwejra area, Blue Lagoon
November is one of Gozo’s wettest months with frequent showers and blustery sea conditions that shorten ferry schedules and dampen coastal walking plans. Daytime highs often fall to the mid-teens, and the quieter season means many summer businesses reduce hours or close, so check services ahead. For travellers seeking solitude and rural accommodation, this is a low-cost month if you’re prepared for rain and limited boat trips.
There are no major festivals or events in Malta during November to be aware of.
See how November compares with the rest of the year, then read the full guide.