Travel to Spain in November?
 

I am planning to take a 10 days trip to Spain at the end of October and early
November. I assume that hotel reservations would not be necessary at that time
of year - correct? Any advice on the wisdom of driving in Spain and Portugal as
opposed to taking trains? Also, it appears that the temperature should be in
the 50's - 60's at that time - correct? Is rain very likely? Any suggestions?
Please respond to: Thanks.

Tony

Travel to Spain in November?
 

The Iberian peninsula is a big chunk of land, the second most
mountainous region of Europe with the highest roads. There will
certainly be snow on the Sierras and in the Pyrenees. In the South, it
should still be warm enough to swim and sunbathe.

If you drive, you'll see more of the countryside and have more aggro in
the cities.



In message , tc
writes
I am planning to take a 10 days trip to Spain at the end of October and early
November. I assume that hotel reservations would not be necessary at
that time
of year - correct? Any advice on the wisdom of driving in Spain and
Portugal as
opposed to taking trains? Also, it appears that the temperature should be in
the 50's - 60's at that time - correct? Is rain very likely? Any suggestions?
Please respond to: Thanks.

Tony

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Philip Allum

Travel to Spain in November?
 

Dear Tony,

On Mon, 29 Sep 2003 03:36:05 GMT, tc wrote:

I am planning to take a 10 days trip to Spain at the end of October and early
November.

OK

I assume that hotel reservations would not be necessary at that time
of year - correct?

Surely you don't need any reservation, it is low season.

Any advice on the wisdom of driving in Spain and Portugal as
opposed to taking trains?

Buses, they could be faster/cheaper depending on the destination.

Also, it appears that the temperature should be in
the 50's - 60's at that time - correct? Is rain very likely?

Rain? It depends on. In the north it is more likely than in the south.

Any suggestions?

What places do yo plan to visit?

Regards,

Aitor
http://w3.to/travellers