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With so much to see and do around the world, it’s almost mandatory to plan a lil holiday in November. After all, you’re only human!

Whether you’re on the hunt for the cheapest November holiday, a gastronomic getaway or an adrenaline-filled adventure, our experts have rounded up their fave trips below. And with Contiki, you get ALL of the thrills with none of the stress. For real – just show up and we’ll take care of the rest.

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Vietnam: HCMC, Hoi An, Hanoi

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England in a Week

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Vietnam in November

A total ‘South to North’ experience with cities, coasts and countryside

Stop over in some once-in-a-lifetime accommodation

The weather is warm and dry. Average temperature: 66°F (19°C) - 81°F (27°C)

Group of young people riding bikes in a road in Vietnam

Wanna unleash your adventurous side? Vietnam is every traveller’s Nirvana. From charming beaches to ancient temples, serene countryside, bustling cities and vibrant markets – it has variety and diversity in abundance, so you’ll never get bored.

But when it comes to the best places to visit in November, Vietnam’s cooler temperatures, affordability and friendly locals make it a 10/10 experience (that you’ll never forget).

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Groupd Of Young People Sitting At The Edge Of A Boat Enjoying The Landscape in Vietnam.

Sleep on a junk boat on Halong Bay

Hidden lagoons, thick forests and dreamy grottos. Nope, you’re not dreaming – these are just a snapshot of what you’ll see as we drift along the Gulf of Tonkin in a traditional Chinese-style junk boat (AKA your home for the night). Enjoy a fresh seafood dinner at sunset before catching some zzzzzz.

Friends Walking In A Busy Road Smiling in Vietnam.

Immerse yourself in the sights of Hanoi

Hanoi. The cultural epicentre of Vietnam. Explore the capital by foot to experience the magic in action – from the Old Quarter’s French colonial buildings to Vietnam’s first-ever university, and the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, dedicated to a Vietnamese revolutionary leader.

People In A River Woman Holding Basket With A Fish In It in Vietnam..

Experience traditional hospitality on the Mekong Delta

It’s time to live like a local. Experience the world-renowned floating markets, visit a rice paper factory and sip some of Vietnam’s famous rice whiskey – all before settling down for the night with a home-cooked meal in a local guesthouse.

England in November

Awesome nightlife in the lead up to Christmas

Learn about the diverse history of England

The weather is chilly with some rain. Average temperature: 45°F (7°C) - 54°F (12°C)

Friends Taking A Picture Close To A Phone Box Big Ben As Background in England.

’Ello gov’ner, fancy a cuppa? Believe it or not, England has so much more to offer than grey skies, telephone boxes and scones. If a little rain doesn’t bother you, then England is without doubt one of the best countries to visit in November.

Historic streets, Bonfire Night, Christmas markets, buzzing nightlife, stunning architecture and a rich cultural heritage. If cosy vibes and charming cities are what you seek from your November travel plans, England has everything you need and more.

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Pulteney Bridge And River Avon In Bath in England.

Live out your Bridgerton fantasies in Bath

Dearest gentle reader… are you ready to live out your period drama dreams? If you binged the Bridgerton series as quickly as we did, then Bath will be right up your street. The historic and regal architecture will make you feel like you’ve travelled back in time.

A Building Of Liverpool During Night Time in England.

Experience the nightlife of Liverpool

Few cities know how to do nightlife quite like Liverpool. It’s a place where football fans, music lovers and foodies unite. So don ya glad rags and hit the streets for a night of dancing, singing and partying with your Contiki fam - in the lead up to Christmas, the atmosphere will be nothing short of electric!

Take a street art walking tour in Banksy's hometown

Ah, Bristol. The seaside wonder that’s home to colourful buildings, crazy cliffs and beautiful bridges. But its main claim to fame? The legendary Banksy. With Contiki, you’ll take a street art tour with a local guide and uncover everything there is to know about the pseudonymous artist.

Poland in November

Beginning of the festive season, with Christmas markets aplenty

Try pierogi, the ultimate comfort food on a winter’s day!

The weather is frosty and dry. Average temperature: 32°F (0°C) - 44°F (7°C)

For all the Christmas fiends out there, a November trip to Poland is sure to impress. Twinkling lights, hearty dishes, sweet treats and cosy vibes are the order of the day. From the Main Square of Krakow to the Old Town in Warsaw, these seasonal hubs will get you feeling festive in no time.

Self-confessed foodie? Warm up with traditional dishes like żurek (sausage and potato soup) cheese-stuffed pierogi (dumplings) and ołąbki (cabbage rolls filled with mince and rice), before soaking up the wealth of culture Poland has to offer. It really is one of the best vacation spots in November.

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Eating Traditional Polish Dumplings Pierogi With Fork

Experience a Traditional Polish Pierogi Evening

One for the foodies. Come take a step back in time and indulge in some classic Polish favourites. Alongside your Contiki pals, you’ll settle in for the evening at a centuries-old restaurant for a selection of delicious specialities, including scrumptious pierogi. These are some highly instagrammable dishes!

Visit the Old Town of Krakow

Mythical dragons, jaw-dropping castles and ancient architecture. An episode of Game of Thrones? Nah, it’s none other than the historical city of Krakow. Wrap up warm and see its beauty for yourself, as this is a must-see city on your November holiday.

Visit Auschwitz

Auschwitz is a thought-provoking window into Poland’s tragic past. And this sombre but insightful guided tour of WWII’s largest Concentration Camp will give you a glimpse of one of the darkest times in world history. A stark reminder of the Holocaust, this is a must-visit and an opportunity to learn and show remembrance.

Mexico in November

One trip can take you all the way from the Pacific to the Atlantic

There’s something to suit everyone's budget (and travel goals)

The weather is warm and sunny. Average temperature: 70°F (21°C) - 86°F (30°C).

Group Of Young Travelers Taking Photo In Mexico

Get ready, amigos. We’re kicking November holidays up a notch. Mexico is easily one of the best November destinations. Home to the most spectacular Dia de los Muertos celebrations in Latin America, the vibes are utterly infectious. It also marks the end of the rainy season – meaning clear skies and comfy temperatures for outdoor fun.

From Chichen Itza pyramids to the ancient ruins of Teotihuacan. Riviera Maya’s golden beaches to the wild nightlife of Cancun. With our November travel deals, you’re all set for an unforgettable Mexican adventure.

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Woman Smiling With Traditional Makeup For The Celebration in Mexico

Celebrate Dia de Los Muertos

There’s no maybes – Mexico is THE place to be for Day of the Dead. The enchanting festival honours lost loved ones and Indigenous Mexican culture. Expect to see lively parades, costume competitions and even face paintings. Pro-tip: Don’t forget to visit the marigold-filled cemeteries and enjoy delicious street food (especially pan de muerto!)

People Swimming In Cave Clear Blue Water in Mexico

Swim in the Cenotes at Chichen Itza

Get the best insight into Mexico’s vibrant history with a guided tour of Chichen Itza, where you’ll explore the awe-inspiring El Castillo pyramid. Our expert guides will give you all the juicy deets about Mayan culture. And to finish it off, you can cool off in the gorgeous nearby cenotes (AKA the Mayan sacred portal to the underworld).

People Looking And Pointing At Hot Air Balloons in Mexico

Take a Hot Air Balloon Ride Over Teotihuacan

Known as ‘City of the Gods’, Teotihuacan is a must-see. One of the first great cities of the Western Hemisphere, no one really knows who built it – and that’s precisely what adds to its allure! See the ruins from a bird's eye view in a hot air balloon, and marvel at the mystery.