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Where is still hot in November? I've heard the canary islands are still hoy then - please help!

I want to go on holiday for my 30th birthday in November and I am looking for a nice beach holiday - somewhere hot! My budget is about £200 - £400. Where should I go?


bexbex78  Sun 07/09/08 12:47
jd_here
Mon 08/09/08
08:19
Try the steelworks in Scunthorpe, it's always hot there!
4getmenot
Tue 09/09/08
11:32
canary islands at moment are 28 degrees. Im off next week
Ethel
Wed 10/09/08
09:15
Greece is cold in November.

http://gogreece.about.com/cs/greeceyearyound/a /blgreecenovsh.htm
funnygirl
Wed 10/09/08
09:16
I believe BA have a holiday sale on!!

You may be able to get a cheap hot holiday.
UK2008
Wed 24/09/08
14:23
Cyprus would still be quite warm during November.

But Greece would be way too cold.

mumofone73
Wed 24/09/08
21:32
hi
im off to lanzarote next week (oct) and the weather there is still hot not to hot tho just nice.
been told that its hot in nov too so dont think your have any problems there
northboy
Sun 19/10/08
13:29
egypt,,the majority of the hotels are on the beach there,and it is hot at that time of year.
tenerife,,,maybe
bexbex78
Mon 20/10/08
10:53

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I've decided to go to Goa - hot, hot hot!
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