Kuwait City Weather in November

November weather

November is one of Kuwait City's best months for being outdoors. Afternoons feel warm rather than scorching, and evenings are comfortable for a walk along the Arabian Gulf Street waterfront. With plenty of sunshine and little rain, you can explore the Grand Mosque or browse Souq Al-Mubarakiya without October's heavy heat.

The cooler weather also suits a trip to Kuwait Towers, though the waterfront can feel breezy after sunset. Save long outdoor walks for daylight, and don't expect rain to disrupt many plans. By December, afternoons are cooler.

Events and local life

The Kuwait International Book Fair is often held around November at the Kuwait International Fairground in Mishref. Dates can vary, so check whether it overlaps with your visit. It's a good chance to see local publishers and browse Arabic books, even if you don't read Arabic.

There isn't a major fixed national holiday in November. The city's outdoor cafés and waterfront spots become more appealing as the heat eases, while Souq Al-Mubarakiya stays a lively place to try machboos, a spiced rice dish with meat or fish.

Crowds and tips

November marks the start of Kuwait's best-weather season, so it's busier than the very hot summer months. It's usually less crowded than the peak winter holiday period, though pleasant weekends draw families out. Prices can rise as visitor demand picks up, but they're generally less pressured than in the busiest winter weeks.

If you hate crowds, visit Souq Al-Mubarakiya on a weekday rather than a weekend evening. Travelling with kids? Kuwait Towers gives you an easy indoor stop when the waterfront breeze picks up; the viewing area offers wide views over the city and Gulf.