Ra's Bayrut Weather in November

Mild days by the sea

November feels pleasantly mild in Ra's Bayrut, with warm afternoons and cooler evenings. You'll get plenty of sun, but rain comes on some days, so the Corniche is best for a stroll when the sky is clear. The path around Pigeon Rocks is lovely in soft autumn light; wet paving can make the rocks and steps slippery.

At 23°C, sightseeing on foot is comfortable, and you can pause for coffee around Hamra without the sticky heat of summer. The sea may feel cool for a swim, and rainy spells can interrupt beach time, so don't make swimming the centre of every day.

What's on in November

Lebanon's Independence Day falls on November 22. Beirut marks the occasion with ceremonies and events, though the exact programme can vary. It's a good time to notice flags and national colours around the city, but allow for possible road closures near official celebrations.

For couples who like a relaxed city break, November's mild afternoons suit a walk from Hamra to the AUB campus and the seafront.

A quieter shoulder season

November is part of Beirut's autumn shoulder season, rather than the busy summer peak. You'll usually find fewer holiday visitors than in the hottest months, and accommodation prices may be easier on your budget, though they vary by hotel and event dates. It's still a popular time to visit, since March to June and October to November are among the best months overall.

A local tip: follow the Corniche toward Raouché near sunset, then find a café in Hamra if rain rolls in. November is wetter than October, so that nearby indoor fallback can save your evening. Don't count on long, dry beach days; December brings still more rain.