“The crickets felt it was their duty to warn everybody that summertime cannot last for ever. Even on the most beautiful days in the whole year – the days when summer is changing into autumn – the crickets spread the rumor of sadness and change.”
―E.B. White, Charlotte’s Web

Dang you crickets and your warnings that we cannot enjoy an endless summer! If you’re anything like Eric, your heaven will be 365 days of summer and sun and why not? Summer is the greatest season of the year. It is obviously great for those pursuing their various travel bucket list items. But it is also a great way to reconnect with family and friends at a festival or other outdoor event. Plus, who wouldn’t want to reduce stress away from the office while soaking up more Vitamin D producing sunshine while sipping a tiki cocktail at the beach?

But is there a way to avoid the crickets’ warnings of “sadness and change” and have a longer summer? Is there a way to be in a world where it is 78 °F (26 °C) and forever summer? Can it be Summer All Year Round?

The answer is YES an endless summer is definitely possible! So put away those damn Pumpkin-Spiced drinks and burn your heavy coats! We found the best places in the world where it is Summer right now along with some amazing festivals and activities to enjoy with others!

January – India

What is the weather like in India in January?

India is a very large country so chances are you can experience all types of weather depending on where exactly you are visiting.  However, January is a great month to visit since the monsoon or rainy season has been over for a few months.

If you are searching for a longer summer, Goa in January will satisfy you. With temperatures averaging 90°F (32°C) and an average of 0″ of rain, it is excellent weather for a hanging out at the beach.

However, if you are looking to ease your way into your 365 days of summer with more mild temperatures, then head north to the city of Agra to see the many great sights. There, You will be greeted with temperatures averaging 74°F (23°C) as you walk around the Taj Mahal

Fun Summer Festivals or Events to do in India in January

The people of India love to celebrate life through food, music, dance, and other traditions often highlighted during their many unique festivals and events. Lucky for you, January is loaded with nearly 14 festivals throughout the country. But perhaps the 3 biggest festivals in January are:

1. Lohri – Usually around Mid January, the people of northern India gather celebrate the end of the cold winter and arrival of warmer days!  With bonfires, music, and amazing food, everyone will be celebrating summer with you. To learn more about where a Lohri Festival is near you Click Here.
2. International Kite Festival – Around the same time as Lohri in mid January, this festival is a highlight of all generally along the west coast of India. Like Lohri, the International Kite Festival marks the day when winter “officially” turns into summer in India. So to celebrate, locals and visitors alike launch millions of brightly colored kites into the sky from sunrise to sunset. To find out more information about the International Kite Festival visit the official Gujarat Region Board of Tourism Here.
3. Republic Day – Republic Day is celebrated every January 26th to acknowledge the Constitution of India, which was founded in 1950. The highlight of the celebration is the massive military parade held in New Delhi and in other state capitols around the country.

Top official tours in India in January

Best Flight Deals to India in January

When searching for flight deals to India, Jetradar often finds the best deals especially to New Delhi (airport code: DEL). However, you can search for flight deals to any city in India using the Search Links below. For flights to Goa use airport code: GOI & for flights to Agra use airport code: AGR.

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February – South Africa

What is the weather like in South Africa in February?

South Africa may be the ultimate outdoor playground for anyone who loves being outdoors! Plus you can cross of many adventure activities from your bucket list. Whether you’re looking for the Big 5 in Kruger Park, surfing the warm waters along Port Elizabeth, or enjoying with amazing cuisine in the big cities of Cape Town or Johannesburg, February in South Africa is a great way to extend your Forever Summer Holiday.

If you want a longer summer in the city, Cape Town in February will fit the bill. With temperatures averaging 79°F (26°C) and an average of 1″ of rain, the February weather in Cape Town is perfect for taking in the views from atop of Table Mountain.

However, if you are looking for an endless summer at the beach, then head to the city of Port Elizabeth. But bring your bathing suite because you will be greeted with a similar temperature but the water temperature rises to a warm 72°F (22°C).

Fun Summer Festivals or Events to do in South Africa in February

With Summer right now hitting South Africa, you wont have a hard time finding a way to celebrate the perfect weather. In February, you will find many fun festivals and events celebrating the country’s wine harvest, music, and people. Perhaps the 3 biggest events in February are:

1. Up The Creek – This may be the most epic outdoor music festival on the continent! About 2-3 hours east of Cape Town in the town of Swellendam, people nearly 3,000 people gather for a 4 day festival at the beginning of February on the banks of the Breede River. Here they will float the river, camp  amid the summer sun, and enjoy the music of nearly 50 bands! What better way to celebrate your 365 days of Summer than on a river! For Festival info click here!
2. Ultra South Africa – Originally touted as Africa’s largest Electronic music festival, Ultra South Africa is an expanded music festival that runs simultaneously in both Cape Town & Johannesburg at the end of February. What’s amazing is that both events are packed with lineups full of the biggest DJs and musicians today. So whether you are in the south visiting Cape Town or up north in Johannesburg, you are bound to catch an amazing show. Check out the latest lineup for Ultra South Africa Here!
3. Wine Harvest Festivals – February is the Harvest month for wine makers in South Africa. But following the Work Hard – Play Hard philosophy, many of the vineyards put on fun harvest festivals, like the Franschhoek Summer Wines Fest. What’s better than chasing summer all year round with a glass of wine you ask? How about letting out your pent up frustrations and participating in grape stomping!

Top official tours in South Africa in February

Best Flight Deals to South Africa in February

If you’re searching flight deals to South Africa, Jetradar often finds great deals especially with flights to Cape Town (airport code: CPT). However, you can search for flight deals to any city in South Africa using the Search Links below. For flights to Johannesburg use airport code: JNB; flights to Port Elizabeth use airport code: PLZ; & for flights to the capital city Pretoria, use airport code: PRY

March – Colombia

What is the weather like in Colombia in March?

When searching where it’s summer right now in March, you will find that Colombia immediately reveals itself as a destination for those chasing the sun! Perfectly placed near the equator, you will find summer all year round, especially along the Caribbean coast. Plus, March is nice and dry since the rainy season is more from April to June.

If you are searching for a summer beach town experience, then you will want to Tour Santa Marta. With temperatures averaging 91°F (33°C) and an average of 0″ of rain, it is excellent weather for a hanging out at the beach or touring the amazing old town where Simon Bolivar lived his last days.

If you are looking for a bigger city feel then head west to Cartagena. Here you will be greeted with the same forever summer weather as you get lost amid the amazing Cartagena Street Art, colorful architecture, and amazing food.

Finally, if a summer in the mountains is more to your liking, then make your way to Bogota. Tucked away in the Andes Mountains in central Colombia, Bogota will greet you everyday in March with temperatures averaging 68°F (20°C) and a daily average of barely 3″ of rain. If you like biking in this type of weather, then you’ll be in heaven as Bogota has one of the most extensive network of bike paths than any city in the world.

Fun Summer Festivals or Events to do in Colombia in March

There is no doubt that Colombians love to party and celebrate anything. So finding a summer festival in March definitely won’t be hard no matter which part of the country you are in. Depending on when Easter falls, you might be there during their religious celebrations. But if you are looking for something a little less religious then these 3 festivals may intrigue you:

1. Festival Internacional de Cine de Cartagena de Indias (FICCI) – If part of your summer ritual is going to the movies then this festival in Cartagena is for you. For 5 days every March, FICCI, brings the hottest Latin American films into the spotlight. Plus, on top of catching the latest film premiers, you can attend special events to learn about new trends in film-making. To Learn More about the next FICCI Click Here.
2. Festival Del Burro – That’s right a Donkey festival! This fun little festival takes place every March in the small town of San Antero. Essentially, it celebrates donkeys for their hard work in helping Colombian farmers. The Donkeys are dressed in costumes, entered into a parade, and then judged on their resemblance to famous characters or local heroes. Then 2 donkeys wearing the best costumes are crowned King & Queen of the festival. For their reward, our two royal donkeys are then given a week off work.
3. Ibero-American Theater Festival (FITB) – Perhaps the largest theater festival in the world, FITB happens every other year for two weeks. The next year for FITB will be in March of 2020. During the event you can see performances from major theater groups from around the world. Plus, there are also circus acts, classical dancers, international music concerts, and amazing street acts. Click Here for the Next Program of Events!

Top official tours in Colombia in March

Best Flight Deals to Colombia in March

For the best deals to Colombia, you can find the best deals usually with flights into Cartagena (airport code: CTG). However, there are often flight deals in the other cities of Colombia as well. For flights to Santa Marta use airport code: SMR. But if you are headed inland look at flights to Medellin (airport code: EOH) or flights to the capital city of Bogota (airport code: BOG).

April – New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

What is the weather like in New Orleans in April?

Okay, Okay, so we are 100% biased here in choosing New Orleans as an endless summer destination since we live here. But in all fairness, sometimes a staycation is a perfect way to extend your summer all year round!

Weather wise, April sits in between our wet chilly winters and our steamy hot summers. So if New Orleans in April is your next stop for your endless summer then grab your seersucker suit! With temperatures averaging 78°F (26°C), it is excellent weather for a strolling around the French Quarter or dancing with Rebirth on a Tuesday Night at the Maple Leaf!

The only thing we recommend is that you grab your favorite parasol as April does to average about 5″ of rain. Besides, if you don’t use it for the occasional afternoon rain shower, you can use it to sashay as you second line to your next bar!

Fun Summer Festivals or Events to do in New Orleans in April

“Laissez Les Bons Temps Rouler, mon ami!”

That is right, “Let the Good Times Roll, my friend!” because April is the kickoff of festival season in Louisiana! Especially in New Orleans, every weekend from Easter Sunday to Thanksgiving there is a festival celebrating music, culture, or best of all FOOD! So grab your dancing shoes, your sunscreen, & your stretchy pants! The 3 best festivals around New Orleans in April are:

1. French Quarter Festival (FQF) – Consistently voted “favorite festival” & “favorite food festival” by locals, FQF is hands down best festival in New Orleans. This free festival held every mid April features New Orleans jazz, blues, and zydeco across 20 stages and venues. But if the music isn’t enough to tempt you, there are hundreds of food tents from some of the greatest New Orleans restaurants and chefs from around the Gulf South. To Learn more about Next April’s French Quarter Fest Click HERE.
2. Ponchatoula Strawberry Festival – If your vision of summer includes a bowl of the freshest, juiciest strawberries, then you need to go to Ponchatoula. Located about an hour from New Orleans, Ponchatoula puts on a 3 day event celebrating all things strawberries. There are tons of strawberry themed foods and wine including my favorite, Chocolate Covered Deep Fried Strawberries. Plus, you can explore the town, enjoy the parade, or just relax and listen to the live music. Check out next April’s Ponchatoula Strawberry Festival lineup of events HERE!
3. New Orleans Jazz Fest – Of course it wouldn’t be April without the New Orleans Jazz Fest at the Fair Grounds. Considered one of the greatest music fests in the world, it features all styles of music played around New Orleans. Openning on last weekend of April along with the first weekend of May, you will have plenty of chances to get in. Of course, in true New Orleans style, once inside you will come across a plethora of amazing food options. Make sure you try the Crawfish Bread! To Get information about the next Jazz Fest click here.

Top official tours in New Orleans in April

Best Flight Deals to New Orleans in April

For the best flight deals to New Orleans (airport code: MSY), check Jetradar first. There are also 2 minor airports outside of New Orleans. One is Gulfport Airport (airport code: GPT) and the other is Baton Rouge Metropolitan Airport (airport code: BTR). However, both are small airports and most likely not financially beneficial.

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May – Peru

What is the weather like in Peru in May?

If you’re chasing an epic Bucket List item in May, then you will want to head to in Peru. This is especially a great option if seeing Machu Picchu is on your Bucket List. With the rainy season over, you can expect warm sunny days and cool evenings in the land of the Incas. Plus with the temperatures averaging 77°F (25°C) and an average of 1″ of rain, it’s perfect weather for a hiking the Sacred Valley.

If you are looking for a more cosmopolitan experience then the capital city of Lima is a perfect destination. With temperatures averaging 72°F (22°C), your forever summer weather might be a bit cooler along the coast. But you won’t mind as you sit al fresco at any of the amazing Cevicherias with a Pisco Sour in your hand!

Finally, if a fun summer playing in sand dunes is more to your liking, then make your way to Huacachina. Located between Lima and Arequipa, May temperatures in the sandy oasis average 77°F (25°C) with barely 1″ of rain. This mild summer feel is perfect for riding dune buggies, sand boarding, or just sitting by the pool. Just remember to bring your sun screen as the UV index may hit 10 and there is very little shade.

Fun Summer Festivals or Events to do in Peru in May

Being a predominately Catholic country, you might be there during their religious celebrations in May.  But even if you aren’t religious these festivals may intrigue you as they are packed with music, dancing, colorful costumes, and of course amazing food:

1. Virgen de Chapi – Held on May 1st about 38 miles from the city of Arequipa, pilgrims walk across the desert from Arequipa to the sanctuary of the Virgen de Chapi. There they hold a nightly vigil to the most venerated statues of the Virgin Mary.
2. Corpus Christi – Probably one of the biggest festivals in Peru, Corpus Christi is celebrated throughout the country. However, the biggest celebration tends to be in Cusco where images of Saints are paraded around town to the main cathedral in Cusco. There, an overnight vigil occurs along with a great celebration of music, dancing, and food.
3. Festival de las Cruces – Held every May 3rd in many areas around Peru, the Festival de las Cruces honors the Holy Cross. However, one of the biggest celebrations is in Puno. During the festival, locals parade crosses around town to their churches. Though a religious celebration, you’ll find lots of music, dancing, and an amazing fireworks display at the end of the night.

Top official tours in Peru in May

Best Flight Deals to Peru in May

For the best deals to Peru, you will most likely want to fly into Jorge Chavez International Airport in Lima (airport code: LIM). If you’re headed to Machu Picchu, then look at flights to the Cuzco International Airport (airport code: CUZ). To explore the Nasca Lines or Huacachina, fly into the International Airport in Arequipa (airport code: AQP).

June – Morocco

What is the weather like in Morocco in June?

To be honest, Morocco is forever close to our heart as it is where we got engaged in 2018. So we would visit this amazing country any month of the year. Plus, with the countries Mediterranean climate, it almost has 365 days of summer. So in general it probably won’t matter when you go. Although, June is especially nice if you want to enjoy their forever summer weather outdoors since there’s little rain.

If you are needing a to celebrate your engagement like us with a drink at Rick’s Place, then you will need to head to Casablanca. With temperatures in June averaging 77°F (25°C) it’s excellent weather for exploring the largest mosque in Africa, The Hassan II Mosque.

Both, Fez & Marrakech are great places for chasing summer with temperatures averaging 90°F (32°C). Here you can get lost shopping amid their famous medinas or explore the important religious sites! Plus in Marrakech you can sit back with a nice Moroccan Mint Tea in Jemaa el-Fnaa while being entertained by the many street artists.

However, if you are looking for more a fun beach getaway in Morocco, then head to Essaouira. With temperatures averaging 70°F (21°C) and breezy winds, the area is a great location for surfing, windsurfing and kitesurfing.

Fun Summer Festivals or Events to do in Morocco in June

With all of the cultural sights and amazing food, any trip to Morocco is already going to be packed. However, if you love music then you are in luck. That is because some or the biggest music events in Morocco and perhaps the world all happen in June. Plus the oldest festival in all of Morocco also happens in June. So here are the best festivals or events happening in Morocco in June:

1. Cherry Festival in Sefrou – Held for 3 days mid June, the Cherry Festival in Sefrou celebrates their annual Cherry Harvest and it is awesome. About 30 minutes outside of Fez, this festival is the oldest in all of Morocco with their first held in 1920. Of course the festival is all about cherries, but there are also many activities to celebrate the culture. In particular, one of the highlights is to watch the Tbourida or Fantasia. Here ten horsemen wearing the traditional costumes race as one unit while attempting to synchronously fire their Moroccan rifles. Because of the cultural importance of the Cherry Festival, in 2012 it was added to the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity list.
2. Fez Festival of World Sacred Music – The Fes Festival of World Sacred Music is a beautiful festival gathering all styles of music from around the world with the sole purpose to promote world peace. What is really unique is you get to hear amazing concerts in the ancient riads or near famous outdoor monuments. Plus many of the musical events are free to the public! To Check the lineup, get tickets, or see where in Fez some of the free concerts are Click Here.
3. Gnaoua World Music Festival – If you headed to in June for a longer summer at the beach, then you will want to try and catch the Gnaoua World Music Festival. Originally, this beach festival was intended to promote the indigenous north African style of music known as Gnaoua. However, the festival has expanded many of its free concerts to include blues, jazz, reggae, and hip-hop. To check out next year’s lineup Click Here.
4. Mawazine Music Festival – Translated form Arabic to mean “rhythms of the world,” Mawazine, as of 2018, is now the largest attended music festival in the world. Perhaps this is because they bring to the capital city of Rabat nearly 90 big named acts on 7 stages for 9 days! In recent years they’ve had the likes of Jennifer Lopez, Maroon 5, Pit Bull, Ellie Goulding, Rod Steward, Nick Jonas, Christina Aguillera, Demi Lovato, and The Chainsmokers to name a few. To check out next year’s lineup Click Here.

Top official tours in Morocco in June

Best Flight Deals to Morocco in June

There are quite a few entry points into Morocco. However there are 4 main airports that Jetradar recommends for the best deals into the country. Chances are, like us, you will find the absolute best flights into Mohammed V International Airport in Casablanca (airport code: CMN). Marrakesh Menara Airport (airport code: RAK) is another popular choice especially if your flying a European airline. To get to Essaouira, you can fly into Marrakesh or you can also look into flying to Agadir (airport code: AGA). Both are about a two hour drive to the famous coastal town though Agadir will allow you access to more southern coastal cities. Finally, there are flights into the capital city of Rabat (airport code: RBA).

July – Spain

What is the weather like in Spain in July?

For active travelers chasing Summer weather in July, Spain won’t disappoint you. With a variety of landscapes you can always find something that fits your personality. So weather you want to head to the beach in the south or hike through the wineries of the north, you will be greeted with warm sunny temperatures.

If you are searching for a summer beach experience, then head south to Barcelona! With temperatures averaging 82°F (28°C) and an average of 1″ of rain, it is excellent weather for a hanging out at Barceloneta Beach. Plus with night temperatures at a pleasant 71°F (22°C), you can easily sit outside in Plaza Reial eating dinner and watching the street performers.

For those who need a bit more of a cosmopolitan feel then chase the Summer Sun to the capital, Madrid. Here you can get lost amid the amazing museums and art galleries, if temperatures ever spike over the 88°F (31°C). Plus it is a great time to visit the amazing flowers at the Real Jardín Botánico de Madrid.

Finally, if a summer pilgrimage is more to your liking, then walking the Camino de Santiago de Compostela. Across all Northern Spain, pilgrims experience temperatures averaging 76°F (24°C) as they walk to the burial site of the Apostle James.

Fun Summer Festivals or Events to do in Spain in July

Spaniards have a zest for life and it shows in their music, culture, and food. So it is no wonder that they have some unbelievable festivals across the country. But be prepared for lots of dancing, unbelievable tapas, and tons of Spanish wine. Here are 3 festivals in July around Spain that may intrigue you:

1. La Fiesta de San Fermin – TORO! For over 400 years, the citizens of Pamplona have been celebrating St. Fermin. To celebrate every morning for one week, people participate in the Running of the Bulls. Here they run from a select number of bulls through the streets of old Pamplona into the Plaza de Toros. Then after the running, there is traditional bull fighting by professional matadors. However, the festival is more than just about the bulls. There is also tons of other events around town including street parties put on by the Peña clubs and their brass bands. To follow in the footsteps of Hemingway Click Here to Learn More.
2. Apostle Santiago Festival – For about two weeks leading up to July 25th, the city of Santiago de Compostela celebrates the feast day of it’s namesake, the Apostle St. James. On the actual feast day though, the Cathedral where the Apostle is buried holds a special mass attended by the Spanish Royal family and top dignitaries. This is on top the normal mass held daily for the thousands of pilgrims who have walked the historical way to the church. After the mass, the city then erupts in celebration with lots of dancing, music, and a unique parade of costumed characters wearing traditional papier-mâché cabezudos. Make sure you sample the oysters or scallops in order to bring you health and wealth in the coming year. To see all that is going on in Compostela during the Apostle Santiago festival Click here.
3. Benicàssim – Perhaps the largest music festival in Spain, Benicàssim happens along coast between Valencia and Barcelona. During the 4 day event you can see major performers like Lana Del Rey, the Kings of Leon, or Fat Boy Slim to name a few. Click Here for the Next July’s Program of Events and to snag your tickets before they sell out.

Top official tours in Spain in July

Best Flight Deals to Spain in July

For the best flights to Spain, Jetradar often finds the best deals to one of the 10 major airports. But in general there are 2 main airports for international travel to Spain. The biggest and easiest to fly into is Madrid Barajas Airport (airport code: MAD) located in the center capital. However, if you are headed east to Barcelona then you will want to fly to El Prat (airport code: BCN). Another interesting travel hack is to consider taking a cheaper international flight into the Lisbon Airport in Portugal (airport code: LIS). Then from there you can access Western Spain by taking a train, a bus, or a bargain local flight across the border.

August – Wyoming

What is the weather like in Wyoming in August?

So here we go showing our bias again since Wyoming is also our home. But truth be told, Wyoming in August is the ultimate playground for those longing for outdoor summer adventures. From water activities like white water rafting or fly fishing to land adventures like rock climbing and hiking the Grand Tetons, you will be greeted with wonderfully mild temperatures.

With so many things to do in Yellowstone, it’s not shocking that it is on most people’s bucket list. So a visit in August will be worth it as temperatures average 76°F (24°C). So whether you are standing outside watching Old Faithful or taking a swim in the secret Boiling River, the weather will be perfect.

If you are looking to escape the crowds at Yellowstone or the high prices of Jackson Hole, then head to the beautiful Northeast Corner of Wyoming near Black Hills. Though mainly in Northwest South Dakota, the beautiful Black Hills do extend about 40 miles into Wyoming. Plus, nearby you can witness America’s first National Monument, Devil’s Tower. Here you will can explore the beautiful area in summer temperatures averaging 84°F (29°C).

Fun Summer Festivals or Events to do in Wyoming in August

With all the natural beauty in Wyoming, it’s not shocking that they love to get outdoors and celebrate. From rodeos to high adventure sporting events, August is a great time to not only get to see the natural beauty but also experience the cowboy culture. So here are 3 events in August around Wyoming that may intrigue you:

1. The Cody Stampede Rodeo – There is no doubt that Wyoming is Cowboy Country. So while there it may be on your bucket list to see a real rodeo. If so, then you will want to head to the Rodeo Capital of America, Cody for their Cody Nite Rodeo in August. Here you can watch cowboys and cowgirls compete in events such as bareback bronc riding, bull riding, steer wrestling, steer roping, saddle bronc riding, calf roping and barrel racing.  To See the Full Schedule of Events Click Here.
2. The Laramie County Fair – Held in the capital city of Cheyenne, the Laramie County Fair is Wyoming’s oldest and largest county fair. For nearly two weeks, this premier Agriculture event, has tons of fun and crazy activities. There is mutton busting, pig wrestling, and a wild horse relay race called the Rubber Check Race. But the highlight of the festival may actually be the wild demolition derby where cars crash all around the track. To get a schedule of the next Laramie County Fair events Click Here.
3. Lander Jurassic Classic Mountain Bike Festival (JCMBF) – If you love mountain biking then this is the festival for you! The JCMBF is a weeklong event where mountain bike enthusiasts all meet up in Lander, Wyoming. Here you can participate in Bike Demos, Group Rides, and as they put it lots of Shenanigans. Or you can just hang out and enjoy the live music while drinking amazing beer by the Lander Brewing Company. Plus, proceeds for the festival go to help create better bike trails and support the Lander, Wyoming Cycling Club.  Click Here for the Next Program of Events!

Top official tours in Wyoming in August

Best Flight Deals to Wyoming in August

To be honest, flight deals to Wyoming are hard to come by since most of their airports are small. Now, you might be able to occasionally find deals on flights to Cheyenne Regional Airport (airport code: CYS) or flights to Jackson Hole (airport code: JAC). However, most travel hackers check flights into Denver, Colorado (airport code: DEN) first since it is only about 2 hours south of the Wyoming border. From there you can look at renting a car or transferring to a smaller flight to the many small regional airports. Finally, if you are headed to Devil’s Tower and the Northwest Corner near the Black Hills, look at flights into Rapid City, South Dakota (airport code: RAP). Though it is a regional airport there are often deals since Sturgis, Deadwood, & Mt. Rushmore are nearby. Plus it is an easy drive into Wyoming from there.

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September – Italy

What is the weather like in Italy in September?

Italy is probably one of the top countries in Europe on most people’s bucket lists. This is because of their rich history, beautiful architecture, and amazing Italian food. Couple that with the warm Mediterranean weather and it’s easy to see why summer months are packed with tourists. Perhaps, that is why September may be the best time to visit. Since most tourists have returned home and locals are back at work, you can keep chasing summer without the crowds.

With so many things to do, it’s not shocking that Rome is a must-see destination any time of year. A visit in September will be nice as temperatures average 81°F (27°C) and just near 3″ of rain. With temperatures like these, you’ll easily enjoy the amazing ruins or feel comfortable exploring the Vatican. Plus, at night, you can stroll peacefully with loved ones across Piazza Navona in a cool 62°F (17°C) temperature.

Yet if your summer needs more modern culture, music, or high-end fashion, then go north to Milan or Venice! Of course, there are still many historical sites in both cities. But you can feel more cosmopolitan as you explore the best in fashion, art, or design. Whether you head to Venice and the Italian Riviera or head inland you will find temperatures in September averaging 75°F (24°C).

Now, if an endless summer for you is synonymous with time on the water, then Southern Italy is where you need to go. From Naples to Palermo, your time along the Amalfi Coast will greet you with perfect temperatures averaging 79°F (26°C). So you can spend your time sunning on a sail boat rather than praying for a Mount Vesuvius eruption to warm you up.

Fun Summer Festivals or Events to do in Italy in September

With so many amazing historical sites to visit, a festival or event may not be necessary. But that doesn’t mean Italians don’t want to celebrate their rich history and culture. Plus, with so much great Italian food and wine everywhere, what better way to enjoy samples of some of the very best. So here are 3 events in September around Italy that may intrigue you:

1. The Regata Storica – Held every first Sunday of September, the Regata Storica is one of the most important events in all Venice. Essentially a series of rowing races, gondoliers have been participating in this historic event since the 13th century. Make sure you get out to the Grand Canal early as festivities start with the famous Boat Parade. To See the Full Schedule of Events Click Here.
2. EnoEtna (The Grape Harvest Festival) – If drinking copious amounts of Italian wine is a fun summertime activity then head to EnoEtna in Sicily. The grape harvest happens across all of Italy in September, but the Sicilians celebrate it! The Grape Harvest festival of course has not only has lots of wine to sample and amazing food. But, there is also amazing art, live concerts, and barn dancing! To keep up with the schedule of the next EnoEtna Festival follow them on Facebook.
3. The Feast of Rificolona – Every September 8th, the people of Florence light up their city with paper lanterns  to honor the birth of the Virgin Mary. The highlight of the celebration is the parade led by the local Cardinal where kids carry paper lanterns known as Rificolonas. Besides the parade, there is a mass and other fun activities like music concerts and lantern making classes. Click Here for the Next Program of Events in Florence!

Top official tours in Italy in September

Best Flight Deals to Italy in September

Italy is a pretty spread out country and has 77 airports. But overall, one of Milan’s two airports tend to be the cheapest options for flights into Italy. When searching, first try Milan–Malpensa Airport (airport code: MXP) since it’s the largest airport in the country. If you want a price comparison then look at Milan’s Linate Airport (airport code: LIN. If you are headed to the eternal city of Rome, then look at flights into Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino Airport (airport code: FCO). Finally, if you are headed south along the Amalfi coast, check out flights to Naples International Airport (airport code: NAP).

October – Jordan

What is the weather like in Jordan in October?

For those Gen X travelers, Jordan has been a hot spot ever since Indiana Jones searched for the Holy Grail at Petra! But the country offers tons of amazing natural wonders too. In Jordan you can have a longer summer swimming in the Dead Sea, exploring the rock formations near Wadi Rum, or staring at the stars at a Bedouin camp in the desert.

It hardly ever rains in Jordan but it does get hot. So if you are searching escape the Pumpkin onslaught in October but not cook to death, then Petra is a must. With temperatures averaging 79°F (26°C) it is excellent weather for exploring the famous treasury. Then with night temperatures averaging 70°F (21°C) you can you can watch the stars in Wadi Rum.

Amman is a great place to extend your 365 days of summer with slightly warmer temperatures averaging 81°F (27°C). Here you can stroll shop at their amazing markets or explore the beautiful visit the King Abdullah Mosque! Plus, if floating in the Dead Sea is on your bucket list, you are only about an hour away.

Fun Summer Festivals or Events to do in Jordan in October

The people of Jordan are always celebrating their heritage in their beautiful country with different types of festivals. But Jordan also looks to the future especially in terms of art and music. That is why it is often a hot destination for major modern fashion, art, and music events. Plus, with amazing landscapes there are often many big outdoor events for anyone to enjoy. Perhaps the 3 biggest events in October are:

1. Amman Design Week (ADW) – ADW is a massive Art event that features talks, workshops, and concerts that celebrate local craftsmanship in all its forms. Truly a unique event, visitors can work on mosaics, practice the arts of glass-blowing, or even try their hand at dagger making. To learn more about activities during Amman Design Week Click Here.
2. Sand Rave Desert Party – If you are a lover of music festivals especially techno, then this is the festival for you. Every mid October, techno lovers from around the world head to Wadi Rum for the ultimate desert rave! But this isn’t your average music festival. Tickets for the 3 day event include yoga classes, fire dancing, traditionally cooked meals, and more. To find out more information and get tickets to the Sand Rave Desert Party in Wadi Rum, Click Here.
3. The Orionids Meteor Shower – Though not an “official” event, catching the Orionids meteor shower is a must see event in Jordan. Usually starting around October 2nd but peaking around the 20th, you can easily expect to see 15 – 20 meteors per hour. Of course, this is all dependent on clear skies. That is why overnights in the deserts of Jordan are ideal since there are no city lights or pollution affecting your view. To catch the Orionids Meteor shower, look between the constellations Orion and Gemini. To see exactly when the Orionids Meteor Shower is peaking, check out International Meteor Organization’s Calendar Here.

Top official tours in Jordan in October

Best Flight Deals to Jordan in October

Jordan is a small country with just two major airports. For international travelers, flights to Queen Alia International Airport in Amman (airport code: AMM) is probably where you will head. However, you can also check flights to the King Husein Airport in Aqaba (airport code: AQJ). If you want to explore Petra, you will most likely have to drive or take a bus there. So it won’t really matter which you fly into as both are about 2-3 hours away from the Treasury.

November – Thailand

What is the weather like in Thailand in November?

With beautiful beaches, amazing cultural experiences, and perhaps the best food in the world, it’s easy to see why Thailand tops most people’s bucket list! Plus it is one of the few countries in the world where you can actually experience 365 days of summer depending on where you actually visit. But with so much to do and experience, why limit yourself to just one area. That is why November in Thailand is the best time to visit!

If cocktails with friends on top of massive skyscrapers sounds amazing to you, then head to Bangkok. In November, you will enjoy temperatures averaging 88°F (31°C) with barely 2″ of rain. So you will have perfect weather for sipping martinis while enjoying the exciting the cosmopolitan nightlife. Plus, afternoons will be cool and dry which is perfect for exploring the Grand Palace and other major Buddhist temples.

Now, if you want to escape the big city life while still diving into the rich Thai culture and amazing food, then you will want to head north to Chiang Mai. Like Bangkok, the weather will be about 84°F (29°C) with hardly 1″ of rain. So this will be perfect for launching your Sky Lantern at the Lantern Festival. Plus at night, the temperatures will be nice and cool averaging 64°F (18°C) which is perfect for sipping their famous Khao Soi soup.

However, for those of you that want to chase the sun at the beach, then Southern Thailand is where you need to go. But there is one catch, you will probably want to head to the west coast beaches of Phuket and Krabi. Along the west coast beaches will find temperatures averaging 86°F (30°C) which will be perfect for snorkeling, sailing amid the Phi Phi Islands, or just relaxing at the beach. Now if you need a bit more luxury the weather along the east coast in places like Koh Samui is perfectly warm. However, unlike the west coast, it is the wettest month for the east coast with up to 18″ of rain in November.

Fun Summer Festivals or Events to do in Thailand in November

The is no shortage of summer like festivals or events in Thailand in November. Perhaps it is because the Thai people love to celebrate life and their heritage or perhaps it is just because of the Full Moon. But there is bound to be an event or festival in November around Thailand that may intrigue you:

1. The Thailand Lantern Festivals – Want to see 1000’s of Sky Lanterns soar into the atmosphere while more Floating Lanterns glide down a river? Then head to the Thailand Lantern Festival in Chiang Mai. Held on the evening of the full moon in November, Chiang Mai celebrates the Lantern Festivals of Loy Krathong and Yi Peng. Here you can join in the fun with parades, amazing food, music, and of course lanterns. To Learn More about the Thailand Lantern Festivals Click Here.
2. The Full Moon Party – If drinking, dancing, and partying is how you want to celebrate a forever summer then head to the island of Ko Pha-ngan, Thailand. Here on the beaches you celebrate the Full Moon with pool parties, electronic dance music, and amazing fireworks! To keep up with the schedule of the next Full Moon Party Click Here.
3. The Lopburi Monkey Banquet Festival – If you are looking to get into some monkey businesses then this is your festival. On the last Sunday of November, a wild feast is laid out for the nearly 3,000 macaques that now have overtaken the town of Lopburi. Said to be the descendants of Hanuman the Monkey King, get a feast of fruits, vegetables, and all kinds of treats from the locals. But be warned, these hungry guys can be a bit unscrupulous as they climb all over you. So pay attention to your belongings!

Top official tours in Thailand in November 

Best Flight Deals to Thailand in November

According to Jetradar, the best deals to Thailand can be usually found by looking at flights into Bangkok. So look into flights to Suvarnabhumi International Airport (airport code: BKK) or Don Mueang International Airport (airport code: DMK). To access the northern part of the country, you can look for flights directly into Chiang Mai International Airport (airport code: CNX). However, if you’re headed south to the beach, it might be cheaper to fly into Bangkok first. Then look at getting a connecting flight to Phuket International Airport (airport code: HKT).

December – Australia

What is the weather like in Australia in December?

If you prefer to see Jolly old St. Nick in board shorts and a tshirt rather than an overcoat and snow boots, then it makes sense to head to Australia in December! Being in southern hemisphere, December is the start of their summer so it is not super hot just yet. However, remember that Australia is a large country almost the size of the continental United States. So be prepared for different temperatures depending on if you are in the north, the South, or inland.

Since most people have it on their bucket list to take a road trip in Australia, chances are you will be cruising along the east coast.  In December, if you start in the middle at Sydney, you will have temperatures averaging 79°F (26°C) with maybe 3″ of rain. If you wish to start a little further north in Brisbane it may be a little warmer & a bit more wet with nearly 5″ of rain and 84°F (29°C). However, if you want to drop the top of the convertable you may want to start in the south in Melbourne where the temps are still 75°F (24°C) but barely 2″ of rain.

Now, if you want to escape to the outback to see Uluru or Ayers Rock, then head inland to Alice Springs. Much like the American Southwest, Alice Springs in general is an arid desert grassland. So be prepared for it to be dry and hot as  the weather will be about 97°F (36°C) with hardly 1″ of rain.

However, for those of you that want summer all year round, then Perth along the west coast might be your heaven. It is generally sunny all year round and except for June and July it hardly ever rains hard. In December, especially, you will find temperatures averaging 82°F (28°C) which will be perfect for relaxing at the beach, dining al fresco downtown, or taking a Quokka selfie or Rottnest Island!

Fun Summer Festivals or Events to do in Australia in December

Australians love the outdoors and they do everything to celebrate it especially during December. Of course being in Sydney for New Years Eve is iconic as fireworks explode over the famous Opera House. But there is bound to be other events or festivals in December around Australia that may also intrigue you:

1. The National Cherry Festival –  The town of Young is a few hours west of Sydney and considered the Cherry Capital of all Australia. So you can imagine when it is cherry harvest time, the town puts on a great party to celebrate. This 3 day festival celebrates the harvest with a parade plus tons of crafts and food to sell. But if you love eating cherry pie then try your luck at the Cherry Pie eating contest. For the kid in you, they even have a Cherry Pip Spitting Contest! To Learn More about the National Cherry Festival in Young, Australia Click Here.
2. Woodford Folk Festival – The Woodford folk festival may be the largest folk festival in the world and is definitely one of Australia’s largest and most iconic events. This is because it may possibly have the most diverse list of activities for the whole family. Whether you love music, dance, art, or circus acrobatics, you are bound to find something to interest you at this end of December fest. To see what is happening this year at the Woodford Folk Festival Click Here.
3. Get Ready for the Music – Though it may be Christmas time, the list of musical events hitting Australia in December wont make you think of Rudolph and Frosty the Snowman. Of course there is always live music playing somewhere but throughout Australia, you can find some of the most epic music events around:
   1. • Subsonic Music Fest – A 3 day Electronic Music Fest held between Sydney and Brisbane around the first weekend of December. To see this year’s lineup for Subsonic Music Fest Click Here.
      • Meredith Music Festival – Every December, the small town of Meredith near Melbourne, holds a 3 day outdoor extravaganza. Of course this festival will have amazing music. But there are also tons of outdoor cocktail pop up bars, fun food tents, and even carnival rides. Check out all the crazy things going on at the Meredith Music Festival here.
      • Falls Festival – Heading into New Years Eve, is one of the longest running, music events in Australia, the Falls Festival. It takes place in Marion Bay just outside of Adelaide. Considered the best musical event of the year, it features popular local musicians as well as major international acts. To see who is playing this year at Falls Festival Click Here.
4. Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race – On Boxing Day (December 26), thousands of yachts race from the shores of Sydney to the port of Hobart, Tasmania. This 3 day event showcases the swiftest boats racing to hopefully arrive in Tasmania by New Years Eve. Of course there are tons of events at both ends of the race. But one of the coolest things to do is watch the start of the Yacht Race on the actual water. To see how you can follow the sailing adventure while in Sydney click here.

Top official tours in Australia in December 

Best Flight Deals to Australia in December

According to Jetradar, the best flights into Australia can usually be found to any of their top 5 commercial airports. So it really depends on what part of the country you are exploring. If you are headed to the east coast, start with flights to Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport (airport code: SYD). Sydney will most likely be the best for any international flights into the country. However, you can also look at flights to Tullamarine Melbourne Airport (airport code: MEL) for alternative options. To access the southern Australia, look for flights directly into Brisbane (airport code: BNE). But, if you’re headed to the west coast, then your best option is to look at flights to Perth International Airport (airport code: PER).

Time to pack up those shorts and t-shirts

So there you have the answer to your question, “where is it summer right now?” If you are a child of the sun like Eric, you can easily keep chasing summer all year round. But now, we want to know from you. Which of these destinations do you think is the best for an endless summer? Have you ever found a destination that gave you a longer summer? Or maybe there is a place we missed that has 365 days of summer weather? Please, Let us know in the comments below before we FREEZE TO DEATH!

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