You don’t need to worry about turning up and finding a ghost town, the island doesn’t really shut down. Flights run throughout the year, hotels keep operating, and the main attractions tick along whatever the month.
Some smaller places might choose a quiet week or two for maintenance or staff holidays, usually outside the obvious peak periods, but you can always find somewhere else to eat or drink nearby.
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The only thing that changes is the balance of winter sun seekers versus summer families. If you’re planning a trip in, say, late November or early February, you can relax about things being open.
