July marks the busy summer season throughout the northern hemisphere. Europe, North America and Asia bristle with activity and exciting festivals, while the southern hemisphere enjoys a cooler and quieter low season for the most part. Whether you’re looking to escape the winter and enjoy a sun-filled holiday in the Mediterranean, or the budget-friendly islands in the Caribbean, we’ve highlighted the best places to visit in July to make the most of your holiday!
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Greece is a summer paradise! A country rich with history, ancient sculptures, delicious food, and turquoise beaches dotted with white yachts, Greece has so much to offer. Spend your days strolling through the picturesque villages in Chios, Corfu and Rhodes.
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Learn about the ancient history and ruins in Athens
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Feast on the freshest Mediterranean food
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Soak up the summer sun at a warm 28 °C
Spain welcomes you to its iconic attractions, beautiful villages, Gothic cathedrals, scenic coastline, and world-class tapas. Whether you’re partying it up on Ibiza or getting a cultural tour of Madrid, July is the best time to make the most of Spain
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Visit La Lonja de la Seda in Valencia
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Visit Barcelona’s Picasso Museum and Sagrada Familia
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Experience the quirky districts and museums in Malaga
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Expect warm 27°C days
Italy is more than just touring the Colosseum, Pisa, Sistine Chapel, and floating down the romantic canals in Venice. Taste you way through each region, from Milan down to Naples and along the Amalfi Coast, to the spicy cobbled streets of Catania.
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Visit the iconic Duomo an Ponte Vecchio in Florence
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Taste the best handmade pasta and gelato in Rome
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Spend a weekend up in Lake Como
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Bask in 28°C temperatures all summer long
Georgia is an unassuming surprise! It’s capital city, Tbilisi, is nothing short of cultural with its vine-clad monasteries, warm sulphuric springs and a pumping underground music scene. The Caucasus Mountains spiral into the clouds, with incredible views.
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Explore underground monasteries and illuminated caves
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Visit the markets in Kutaisi for authentic Georgian
delicacies
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View the countryside by paragliding and on horseback
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Daytime temperatures range between 25-30°C
France – Tour de France
This iconic, world-class cycling event has been a summer highlight since 1903, bringing together riders and spectators from all over the world. Different stages of the race are held in various European countries, with the majority of the route through France. Die-hard fans can camp along the route, otherwise, make your way to the last stage and watch the riders traditionally finish down the Champs-Élysées in Paris.
16-25°C day temperatures
Three weeks in July
France
Spain – Running of the Bulls (San Fermin Festival)
This controversial and highly energetic festival draws over a million spectators each year from around Spain and Europe. Watch a stream of bulls raging down the streets of Pamplona, hot on the heels of the daring bull runners in front. See the locals dress up and celebrate with adrenalin-fuelled dancing, flowing wine and tapas – this is one festival where you can experience authentic Spanish culture.
Little rain, averaging 24°C
6 - 14 July
Pamplona
Belgium – Tomorrowland
The biggest electronic music festival to take Europe by storm, this highly-anticipated event attracts over 400,000 people over two weekends in the little town of Boom, just outside Antwerp. The festival is like a fantasy come to life with its mind-blowing stage designs and production, and an A-list line-up of the best EDM, house and techno DJs in the world. Tickets sell out fast, so book yours to experience a world-class music festival like no other.
Days are a cool 20°C
9-21, 26-28 July
Boom
Turkey
Turkey is home to some of the most incredible blue-flag beaches in the Mediterranean and Aegean seas. Its most popular beaches are Patara (home to sea turtles and ancient ruins) and Oludeniz (lined with resorts, beach bars and plenty of water sports). Cleopatra and Kaputas are beautiful beaches off the Mediterranean. Windsurfers and kite-surfers should head down to Alacati, while the sun-kissed beaches and water parks along Antalya and Izmir make for an ideal family retreat.
Croatia
Amid Croatia’s famous beaches are the secret ones, tucked away between rocky coves and crevasses. Fringing the sparkling Adriatic Sea, the beaches along Dubrovnik are a haven of kayaking, snorkelling, jet-skiing and trendy cafés. Bačvice in Split is a great family beach with loads of water sports. Hvar Island is famed for its nightlife and luxury yachts, while Brac is Croatia’s poster child for turquoise reefs, great windsurfing and beach resorts.
Portugal
Did you know that Portugal’s coastline spans over 960 kilometres? The Algarve region boasts some of the most beautiful beaches in Europe, including the postcard beaches of Praia da Marinha and Benagil, and the caramel beach Praia de Odeceixe. South of Lisbon, you can watch dramatic sunsets Praia do Guincho, and enjoy traditional cuisine at the fishing villages along Portinho da Arrabida. Nazaré is a renowned surfers paradise, while Praia do Amado in Algarve is a quieter surf spot.
July is Botswana’s dry season and game viewing is extraordinary. Game lodges fill up quickly, so best to book accommodation in advance. You’ll easily spot animal herds gathered around the watering holes, especially in the Okavango Delta, Chobe and Moremi.
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Take a hot air balloon ride over the Okavango Delta
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Go on a 4X4 safari through Kasane
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Pitch a tent or stay in a luxury lodge along the
Chobe River
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Days peak at 25°C and drop to below freezing at night
While Zimbabwe might not be on every traveller’s bucket list, it offers nature lovers the adventures of a lifetime. Aside from its abundant game reserves like Mana Pools, visit the beautiful Chinhoyi Caves and go bungee jumping down Victoria Falls.
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Hike through Matobo National Park
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Meet the largest elephant population in
Hwange National Park
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Stay on a houseboat on Lake Kariba
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Days are warm and dry at 24°C
Madagascar is a backpacker’s dream of jungles and canyons. July is a great time for spotting whales and baby lemurs. Go sailing and surfing off its pristine, white beaches. Sample spicy dark chocolate and wander the colourful streets of Antananarivo.
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Walk between the towering baobab trees in Menabe
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Go diving with dolphins, manta rays and turtles
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Walk through the limestone forests in Tsingy Park
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Temperatures reach a toasty 26°C in the north
Morocco is a feast for the eyes, and July is the perfect time to explore its beaches, souks, royal architecture and imperial cities. Hike to beautiful waterfalls just outside Marrakech and surf along the golden shores in Essaouira.
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Shop at the tanneries in Fez
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Stay in a Bedouin village in the Sahara Desert
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Steam in a traditional Moroccan hammam
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July is the hottest month, averaging 29°C!
Egypt welcomes you to its rugged landscapes, colourful bazaars, fragrant dishes, ancient landmarks and warm beaches. The Pharaonic sites in Aswan and Luxor are well worth a tour, as is a mandatory cruise along the Nile.
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Go diving and snorkelling in the Red Sea
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Ride a camel through the Pyramids of Giza
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Hike up Mount Sinai for an incredible sunset
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Egypt sears at 35°C, so pack your beachwear
Ethiopia will surprise you with its thrilling trekking, ancient relics, stone castles, delicious cuisine and soulful people. Be intrigued by its religious artefacts, indigenous wildlife, and local ceremonies. A trip here is one for the memory books!
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Sit down to a traditional coffee ceremony
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See the monolithic stone churches of Lalibela
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Meet the tribes of the Omo Valley
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Expect a cool 17°C between heavy rains
Morocco – Festival of Popular Arts
This annual event brings together dance troupes, Berber musicians, fortune tellers and snake charmers from across Morocco for one week of colourful festivities. Catch the main events at the El Badi Palace and Jemaa el-Fnaa market square. Get a glimpse into the rhythm, colour, and heartbeat of Moroccan culture. For an extra special experience, choose to stay in a riad (converted traditional homes) with beautiful ornate architecture, overlooking beautiful gardens.
Day time reaches a scorching 38°C
First week in July
Marrakech
Zanzibar – Zanzibar International Film Festival (ZIFF)
A merging of East African art and culture with Middle Eastern and Indian influences bring this film festival to life. In addition to the main film event, a culmination of music, theatre, performing arts and workshops take place throughout Stone Town. You can see the talents of emerging filmmakers from around the world, including the US, Germany, Italy, the UK, Kenya, Rwanda and South Africa. Thousands of visitors flock to this festival, and when the screenings end, you might even catch a late-night full moon party on the island.
A warm 24°C throughout the day
Second week in July
Stone Town
Grahamstown, South Africa – National Arts Festival
The biggest arts festival in South Africa, the streets of Grahamstown come alive with colour and excitement every year in July. Performances take place in every available space, from rehearsal rooms and street corners to conservatories and theatres. Get your slice of culture with drama, cabaret, jazz, opera and stand-up comedy filling the town over two weeks in July. Tickets should be booked in advance, but can also be bought at the door. Aside from the performances, there are lots of craft markets, food stalls and beer tents to keep you busy.
Lows of 8°C, highs of 21°C
Runs for two weeks, starting late June
Grahamstown
Mozambique
July marks the dry season in Mozambique, and with 25°C weather, it’s the perfect time to explore the beaches and go scuba diving! Whether you’re backpacking or after a luxury escape, you’ll find beach resorts aplenty along Mozambique’s 2,500km stretch of sandy coastline. Praia da Macaneta is a surfer’s paradise just north of Maputo. If you’re looking for beach bliss and tropical paradise, Inhambane is home to Coconut Bay, Tofo and Praia da Barra. For a more secluded feel, head to Ponta Mamoli.
Mauritius
Although July spells winter in Mauritius, this year-round destination sees temperatures lingering at 21°C. What’s more, you’ll have the stunning beaches and diving spots all to yourself, minus the crowds and higher resort prices. Grand Baie has a lively atmosphere, water sports, shopping and beach bars. Mont Chosy is great for water-skiing and beach volleyball. Skip the crowds and head to La Cuvette – a great spot for swimming and snorkelling. Kite-surfers should head to Le Morne and Belle Mare Plage.
Seychelles
Seychelles needs little introduction. From island-hopping and sailing expeditions around Praslin Island to surfing, deep-sea fishing and diving with whale sharks, a beach holiday in the Seychelles is all you need. The picture-perfect beaches of Anse Lazio and Anse Source d’Argent are gorgeous with their giant boulders and shimmering sand edging into the clearest, bluest water. Mahé can reach a toasty 28°C in July, so pack sunscreen!
July marks the rainy season in China, but there is plenty to see and do. While attractions like The Forbidden City, Great Wall and temples in Xi'an are obvious must-sees, you can also cruise down the Yangtze River and marvel at Shanghai's skyline.
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Hike through the waterfalls of the Yanoda Rainforest
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Visit the Terracotta Warriors and
Chengdu's giant pandas
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Enjoy a steaming hotpot with the locals
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Pack in a poncho and flipflops for heavy downpours
South Korea is full of activities in summer – ziplining to Nami Island, DMZ tours, scenic hiking, and endless Korean BBQ! Laze on the beaches in Busan and Jeju Island, and channel your inner child at Everland, South Korea's largest amusement park.
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See Gyeongbokgung Palace and Bongeunsa
emple in Seoul
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Grab a coffee at a themed café
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Get down and dirty at the Boryeong Mud Festival
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Expect monsoon rains and warm days of 27°C
Summer in Vietnam spells out adventure and tourists. With so much to see, you could start in Hanoi, pop down to the beaches in Da Nang, explore the pretty French town of Hoi An, taste the coffee in Dalat, and end off at a rooftop bar in Ho Chi Mnh City.
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Board a junk boat to Ha Long Bay
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Cycle through the rice fields of Sa Pa and Mai Chau
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Camp inside the caves at Phong Nha Ke Bang
National Park
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Days sizzle at a humid 34°C with heavy rain showers
Take advantage of fewer crowds and lower prices in July, and make the most of Thailand’s beaches, temples, rainforests, and shopping. July is a great time for scuba diving off Koh Samui, and you'll have the beautiful beaches all to yourself
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Visit the Grand Palace and floating markets in Bangkok
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Go snorkelling off the Phi Phi Islands
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Take up a cooking class in Chiang Mai
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Warm 30°C days and rain showers can be expected
An Australian winter might just be your perfect trip! You can have snow-filled adventure down south, just outside of Melbourne and in Tasmania, while the northern beaches Cairns and Darwin offer a sunny escape.
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Visit Kakadu National Park and Mindil Beach in Darwin
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Relax along Noosa Beach in Queensland
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Go snorkelling off the Great Barrier Reef
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The south peaks at 12°C; a toasty 29°C up north
The UAE sizzles during July and, if you can stand the heat, you’ll have Dubai’s attractions and beaches all to yourself! This is the ideal time to enjoy the water sports, discounted shopping, aquariums, and relax with a drink at a premier rooftop bar.
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Watch the Dubai Fountain show from the Burj Khalifa
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Dive with manta rays and fish at Dive Atlantis
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Slip and slide at the Aquaventure Waterpark
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Pack in cool clothes and sunscreen for a hot 40°
Indonesia – We the Fest
This massive summer festival, on the island of Java, has rocked the local music scene since 2014, attracting more and more headliners and fans every year. This festival is held over 2-3 days and you can opt for a day pass or the 3-day pass. Aside from the music (anything from rock to rap and EDM), the quirky art installations, skate parks, cinema clubs, and theme-inspired food will take your experience to the next level. Popular travel packages are available to cover your festival ticket and hotel stay.
Hot 29°C days
TBC
Jakarta
Singapore – Singapore Food Festival
For the last 25 years, Singaporeans and foodies from around the world unite to celebrate Singapore’s exotic food culture. This month-long festival is a true feast for the senses where authentic food, fine artistic presentations and modern interpretations of traditional flavours are on display for all to savour. See the best talents and Michelin-starred chefs whip up a smorgasbord of delights all around the island.
Warm temperatures of 27°C
TBC
All around Singapore
Australia – Splendour in the Grass
If you love music festivals, this is one not to miss! This mega-fest draws the likes of Outkast, Coldplay and The Strokes, and features a range of genres, from indie to hip-hop and electronica. For three days straight, you’ll be surrounded by amazing bands, dance and circus workshops, art installations, craft markets and delicious food.
Cool temperatures of 16°C
20 – 22 July
Byron Bay, New South Wales
Indonesia
With the water at a warm 26°C, Indonesia has so much more to offer than just Bali. The Gili Islands feature some of the best diving in the world and the beaches here are much quieter than on Bali. The Banyak Islands offer unrivalled surfing and provide a more secluded escape. If you find yourself in Flores, go to Kanawa Beach, grab your snorkel and head into an underwater paradise. For photogenic beauty, Nusa Penida on Bali and Pink Beach on Komodo Island are the perfect retreats.
Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka experiences varied monsoon seasons that affect different parts of the island throughout the year. The best beaches to visit in July lie on the east coast. Whether you’re honeymooning, on a family holiday, or needing solo time, Sri Lanka has a beach for you. The twin beaches of Passekudah and Kalkudah are great for swimming, with lovely beach chalets. The quiet and unspoilt beaches of Uppuveli and Nilaveli offer some of the best diving and snorkelling. Arugam Bay draws surfers to its waves and laidback vibe.
The Philippines
July marks the low season in the Philippines. While monsoons and heavy rains dominate the northern islands, head south instead to explore the islands less travelled. Bohol is home to the magnificent Chocolate Hills, and dolphin-watching is especially great around Pangloa Island. Siargao is a surfer’s paradise and perfect for backpackers. Mindanao offers exciting trekking to Mount Apo and wildlife encounters; while Cebu's landmarks, turtle sanctuaries and shark diving encounters are incredible bucket-list experiences!
As the warmest month of the year to visit Canada, summer festivities are in abundance! Cities like Ottawa, Toronto and Vancouver bristle with outdoor festivals and events. Camping trips in the Yukon are popular, as are train rides through the Rocky Mountains.
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Go canoeing in Banff National Park
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Enjoy an art crawl through Toronto’s hip districts
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Experience Montreal's food and shopping scene
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Day temperatures peak at 27°C down south
Expect busy attractions and higher prices during America’s summer season. What a great time to explore the national parks, forests, lakes, beaches and nightlife. Try to catch a baseball game in Chicago, New York or Boston for a truly American experience!
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Attend the wine, art and music festivals in Napa
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Go hot-air ballooning in New Jersey
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Enjoy the food and arts scene of New Orleans
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Washington sees an average of 26°C
July is carnival season in Cuba, so the cities will be lively and the beaches full. See local culture at its best with colourful street parades, friendly locals and mouth-watering Cuban cuisine. Be prepared for sizzling days and a few sporadic rain showers.
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Stroll around the colonial city of Trinidad
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Explore Havana’s Old Town in a vintage car
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Buy homemade cigars in the Viñales Valley
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Santiago de Cuba sizzles at 33°C – beach time!
Mexico’s low season is the perfect time to immerse yourself in its cuisine, festivals, Mayan ruins, jungles and beaches – at half the price! With so much to see and do, Mexico makes for a great family holiday, couples’ trip, or a fun solo adventure.
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Swim with whale sharks in Cancún
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Surf’s up in Oaxaca and Mazatlán
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Release baby turtles into the sea in Yucatan
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32°C heat waves bring a few afternoon showers
If you can stand the heat, you’ll love all that a Jamaican summer has to offer! From pool parties and music festivals to swimming in waterfalls, bamboo rafting and feasting on delicious seafood, you’ll fall in love with Jamaica’s rhythm in no time.
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Take a Jerk cooking class in Kingston
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Visit the Pelican Bar in the middle of the Caribbean
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Get your groove on at Reggae Sumfest in Montego Bay
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Pack in sunblock and a hat for a sweltering 33°C
With low rainfall and beautiful summer weather, a holiday in the Cayman Islands is something truly special. Take advantage of low season specials and empty, pristine beaches. With incredible snorkelling and world-class cuisine, you’ll feel like a celebrity.
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Shop up a storm on Grand Cayman
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Sip on a frozen daiquiri at Rum Pointe
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Work on your tan at Seven Mile Beach
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Hot 33°C days welcome a few, short rain showers
Cuba – Santiago de Cuba Carnival
The biggest carnival in the Caribbean, the carnival in Santiago de Cuba will have you shaking your hips to congas and join in with the colourful street performers. The Cubans proudly celebrate their Spanish and Afro-Cuban heritage in this carnival capital, where the streets are lined with fresh cocktails and free-flowing beer. This is one explosion of beauty, colour, rhythm and flavour that embodies Cuban culture.
Days can reach highs of 33°C
Last two weeks in July
Santiago de Cuba
USA - Independence Day (Fourth of July)
Think dazzling fireworks, concerts, sports games, beach parties, barbecues and street parades – this is what the 4th of July is all about. Americans take this holiday very seriously, so expect them to go all out and show you a good time. Enjoy views from the Hudson River or a rooftop bar in New York, family carnivals in Washington, Disney shows in Orlando, food festivals in Chicago, and much excitement down at the Rose Bowl Stadium in Los Angeles.
23°C in New York
4 July
Cities throughout the USA
USA - Taste of Chicago
This six-day outdoor food festival showcases the best of Chicago’s famous food scene. Taste all the different flavours of this gourmet city, from classic dishes to speciality cuisines and modern creations with a twist. Pop-up restaurants, food trucks and live cooking demos line the streets, leaving you spoilt for choice at what to sample next. By night, you can party to the sounds of local musicians taking to the stage at the Petrillo Music Shell amphitheatre.
Days can peak at 29°C
Mid-July
Chicago
Barbados
Although July is typically the “rainy” season, showers pass quickly and sunny skies linger throughout the day at a warm 30°C. The beach resorts are a lot more affordable during the summer season, so you can treat yourself to some island luxury. The west coast plays host to all kinds of water sports, boat cruises and snorkelling; the wind-swept beaches along the east coast are a surfer’s haven. If you’re into windsurfing and kite-surfing, head down south for some great surf, while hidden beach pockets are tucked away up north.
Belize
Fancy grilled lobster on the beach after a day of water-skiing and lazing under a palm tree? A beach holiday in Belize is all you need to forget about the world. Walk through the rustic fishing villages, buy a few souvenirs, snorkel in the barrier reef, enjoy a massage and lounge by your hotel pool, sipping on exotic cocktails – this seems to be the order of the day in Belize. Whether it’s beach bungalows or luxury villas you’re after, visiting Belize during its low season can afford you both!
Trinidad and Tobago
The best thing about visiting the Caribbean in the low season is that you’ll have all the best attractions and beaches to yourself, without the hefty price tag. The beautiful islands of Trinidad and Tobago are no different. Despite a few rain showers, the weather averages a warm 27°C throughout the day. Some of the top beaches to explore on the islands are Maracas, Las Cuevas (a great picnic spot), Blanchisseuse (for forest trails and leatherback turtles), and coconut-fringed Pigeon Point.
Paraguay’s winters experience very little rainfall, keeping you cool and dry during your holiday. Tax-free shopping, spectacular waterfalls, Jesuit ruins and fascinating national parks are just some of the reasons why you should visit Paraguay in July.
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Marvel at the colonial architecture in Asunción
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Go jungle-trekking at Iguazú Falls
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Explore the Cordillera Mountains on horseback
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Pack in a warm jersey for 18°C weather
While the beaches are less crowded during winter, July is the best time to trek the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu, so make sure you book your tours in advance. Adventurous travellers will enjoy hiking, kayaking along the lakes, and walking the towns flat.
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Go trekking through the Amazon Rainforest
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Stroll through the beautiful streets of Cusco
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Camp for a few nights in the Rainbow Mountains
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Pack in a scarf for chilly nights of 16°C
If it’s a cosy winter escape you’re after, experience the magic of Argentina. The Patagonia region is filled with skiers and snowboarders lodging in cosy mountain cabins. For a slightly warmer holiday, head up to the natural wonder of Iguazú Falls.
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Tango the night away in Buenos Aires
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Go skiing in Bariloche and the Calafate Mountains
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Temperatures can drop below 8°C, so keep warm!
As a year-round destination, Uruguay can be your summer getaway, even in winter! Wander through the historical streets of Colonia del Sacramento, steam in the thermal springs of Salto, and soak up the long golden beaches along the coast.
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Hit the beach bars along José Ignacio
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Go whale watching in Punta del Este
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Seek out a foodie tour of Pueblo Garzón
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Enjoy the outdoors at a cool 15°C
Don’t let Brazil’s humidity and rainfall stop you from enjoying the lack of crowds during July. With its expansive coastline, exotic jungles and reserves, architecture and galleries, iconic landmarks and flamboyant culture, you could easily stay for the month.
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Visit interesting museums and galleries in São Paulo
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Explore the hiking trails and beaches in Rio de Janeiro
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Take a boat trip down the Amazon River
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Expect warm days up north, and chilly days down south
With its wild glacial landscapes, cultural festivals and hearty stews, all set against the snow-capped Andes, Chile is one of the best places to visit in July. Take a walking tour of Santiago and discover the passion and creativity of this interesting city.
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Relax and unwind in the Chillán Hot Springs
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Go tobogganing, skiing or snowboarding in
Valle Nevado
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Enjoy the nightlife in La Serena and Coquimbo
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Temperatures drop to 12°C up north, and
-1°C down south
Argentina - Independence Day
In celebration of Argentina’s independence since 1816, the cities of Buenos Aires and Tucumán put on a spectacle of traditional theatre, military parades and live music along their streets, while churches around the country hold special ceremonies to mark the occasion. Stick with tradition and pop into a cosy café for a hot chocolate and plate of churros to keep warm!
Temperatures average a chilly 11°C
9 July
Buenos Aires
Chile - Fiesta de la Nieve (Snow Festival)
The Patagonian region comes alive with fireworks, winter sports, rodeo competitions, floats, beauty pageants, live music and gourmet delights celebrating the start of winter at this snow festival. Locals and tourists love to take part and gather in the southernmost city of Chile, Puerto Williams.
Frosty 2°C average
Mid-July
Puerto Williams
Paraguay – Nanduti Festival
Should you find yourself in Paraguay during the last weekend in July, head over to the city of Itagua, an hour’s drive from Asunción. Nanduti refers to the traditional lace fashioned in this region and is the best place to go and shop for typical Paraguayan clothes and designs. Each year, since 1970, this festival proudly displays this region’s music, crafts, art and food.
Warm 24°C highs
Last weekend in July
Itagua
Colombia
The beaches in Cartagena bake at a warm 30°C, so swimming is the order of the day. Toganga Beach, a short drive from the city, is a hotspot for scuba diving. For an urban atmosphere and beach cafés, head to Bocagrande Beach, a stone’s throw from the old town. For some peace and quiet, make your way to the Tayrona National Park, where the clear warm water lingers at 27°C!
Brazil
Time to get your tan on at the gorgeous Ipanema and Copacabana beaches in Rio de Janeiro. By visiting outside of peak season, you’ll have the beaches all to yourself for as long as you like. Some of the most idyllic stretches of coastline can be found along Tamandare and Pernambuco, just south of Recife. Lose time in Bahia and dig into the freshest seafood while you work on that summer glow.
When travelling, remember to book 3 months in advance to get the best deals.
Book in April to get great discounts on your July trip!
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