August is the perfect month to pack your bags and set off on an adventure! With summer in full swing in the Northern Hemisphere, countless incredible destinations are waiting to be explored. From sunny beaches to vibrant festivals, our blog will take you through the top 10 places to travel in August. Get ready to discover the ultimate spots for making unforgettable memories this summer!
Though the temperatures are high during August, it is still a perfect scenic location for beach lovers and nature enthusiasts. The temperature ranges between 25 to 33 degrees Celsius. This month is considered off-season in Singapore so you can steal the deal for affordable travel and take advantage of the cheaper prices and fewer crowds.
The country is very easy to navigate, and you can easily see all of its wonderful attractions within a few days. There are beaches to laze on and the world’s most advanced greenhouse to explore. A few locations that you cannot miss include:
And the best part is, South African passport holders can stay in Singapore for up to 30 days without the need for a Visa.
The weather is very warm with moderate rainfall. Temperatures range from 32 to 16 degrees Celsius. This hot weather is perfect for hitting the beach or exploring mountainous regions such as Svaneti and Kazbegi and witnessing their bare beauty without snow.
Enjoy the stunning countryside known for its breathtaking scenery and charming towns and villages. August offers a wide range of activities to experience. Partake in various activities, including exploring the mountains, touring historic ruins, and enjoying the numerous festivals held during this month.
In terms of weather, July and August are the best times to visit Wales. The weather is pleasantly warm with average highs of 20 degrees Celcius, though the coast and mountains are cooler.
There are a number of iconic festivals held this month such as the National Eisteddfod. A way to fully enjoy Wales is through a canal-boating trip. This is self-contained, slow travel at its best. Drift through green and pleasant landscapes aboard your private vessel, with enough room for the whole family.
Fiji in August offers a pleasant mix of warmth and dryness. With temperatures varying from 17 to 26 degrees Celsius. The weather creates the perfect conditions for exploring.
Enjoy activities such as swimming, snorkelling, or just relaxing and embracing the warm water. With more than 300 islands to explore, there is no shortage of things to discover.
August presents a great opportunity to travel to Zanzibar. The weather remains pleasant until October, with temperatures that are neither too hot nor too humid. Tempures range between 29 and 21 degrees Celsius.
Zanzibar's islands offer a diverse range of activities, from exploring the historic Stone Town known for its magic and folklore, to seeking out the rare Zanzibar red colobus monkey in the Jozani Forest.
The weather in Vietnam can vary in the different regions. The north is in summer mode with high temperatures and the normal frequent rain. Central Vietnam is hot and mostly dry with infrequent rain. This makes it an ideal time to explore Quang Binh and enjoy the beaches.
Vietnam offers a compelling cultural experience combined with a luxurious lifestyle that attracts a wide range of visitors. The scenery is diverse, with breathtaking beaches and excellent dining options in bustling cities.
Weather conditions in Malaysia differ between the coasts. There is plenty of sunshine and clear skies on the east coast throughout August. It is a country that sits near the equator making it hot and humid most of the year.
It is also a time when it is not school holidays so attractions can be relatively less crowded. This gives you more freedom to visit the Petronas Twin Towers or explore the Batu Caves and take the family to LEGOLAND!
It is summertime in Turkey and this means sunny days and the perfect time to hit the beach. The temperature ranges from 25 to 35 degrees Celsius. The coastal areas such as Istanbul and Bodrum have higher temperatures than the inland regions.
Take a sunrise balloon flight and bask in the beauty of Cappadocia's landscapes. Explore the canyons of Rose Valley. Or experience the historic palaces filled with captivating designs and unforgettable views.
August is considered the hottest month of the year so you can expect clear skies, calm seas and pleasant weather. The temperature ranges between 29 and 20 degrees Celsius.
August is also one of the most entertaining times to be in Spain as there are many festivals and fiestas to enjoy. The Gràcia Festival is a popular festival that's open to the public and the streets are full of outdoor performances and concerts so feel free to join in and participate.
August is one of the best months to visit Guyana. The average temperatures you will enjoy range between 24 and 34 degrees Celcius.
Guyana can be considered a hidden gem for adventurers because even though it is relatively unknown, it still has unforgettable experiences in store for you. Swim under waterfalls, go abseiling down the Kaieteur Falls, visit local villages or spot jaguars in the forest!
Pride events around the world are vibrant expressions of love, inclusivity, and the ongoing fight for LGBTQ+ rights. From grand parades to poignant vigils, these celebrations draw millions of participants, each contributing to a global chorus of equality and acceptance. Here, we explore some of the most iconic Pride events on the planet, each offering unique experiences and unforgettable moments.
When people think of Singapore, the immediate images are often of futuristic skyscrapers, luxurious shopping malls, and incredible food. While all of this is true, it’s just one side of the story. Beneath the glitz and glamour lies a world of unique attractions, cultural treasures, and natural wonders waiting to be explored. If you’re craving an experience that goes beyond the traditional tourist hotspots, here are seven destinations that offer a fresh and fascinating perspective on Singapore.
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