The Camino Portugués starts in the busy city of Lisboa. Weather in November is usually mild with a mix of cloudy and sunny days along with some rain. Daytime temperature is often close to 20°C while at night it drops to about 15°C.
As you walk through central Portugal, including towns like Alpriate and Santarém, the weather becomes slightly colder. There is more rain, and the temperature is typically between 19°C during the day and 10°C at night.
In northern towns, like Porto, the temperature tends to be a little lower, at 17°C during the day and 11°C at night. Chances of rain are higher here, ranging from light to heavy showers.
The walk through Galicia, in Spain, has more rainy days with occasional sunny periods. Daytime temperatures start at around 14°C and drop to 11°C as you get closer to Santiago. Night temperatures also decrease from around 9°C to 5°C when you reach Santiago de Compostela.
Rainfall levels fluctuate throughout the journey, resulting in light to moderate rain. On average, it ranges from 2mm to almost 10mm every day. So, the weather along the Camino Portugués in this season is quite changeable.
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