Best places to travel between May and August
Want to know where to head for in the coming months? Here is our pick of the best destinations to escape to between now and August – whether it is for climate, festivals or wildlife!
Egypt
Even though the summer months are going to bring toasty temperatures with them you can still enjoy the Middle East without wilting in the heat. Cool off on a Nile cruise, extend your trip to the Red Sea and don’t forget, with Imaginative Traveller we schedule visits to the main attractions and tourist sites in the early morning - before the crowds and the high temperatures arrive!
Tour price from USD 1202 for 10 days.
Visiting: Egypt
'Feluccas and Pharaohs' is our number one trip and Egypt is our most popular destination. This trip is full of fun and discovery - sail on a felucca along the Nile, explore ancient monuments and
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Morocco
Head to the High Atlas Mountains or the Atlantic coast where the temperatures are pleasant and the scenery stunning!
Japan
Want to climb Mt Fuji? The mountain is only open from 01 July-31 August. Plus Gion Matsuri, one of the most important festivals in Japan, runs throughout July.
Sri Lanka
The world famous Esala Perahera Festival takes place in Kandy 15-24th August. Head out ahead of our tours and enjoy this colourful spectacle.
Tour price from USD 1796 for 15 days.
Visiting: Sri Lanka
The teardrop shaped island in the Indian Ocean is a truly magical place. The legacy of its position on the sea route to the East is evident for all to see; from the Moslem fishing villages which saw
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South America
In July Colombia and Argentina both celebrate Independence Day. Peru is currently celebrating the re-opening of access to Machu Picchu. With a dry, crisp climate from now until November, it is the perfect time to trek the famous Inca Trail to this incredible hilltop citadel.
Indonesia
The Bali Arts Festival kicks off in June, the weather is good and the waters blue and clear for spotting dolphins on a cruise from Lovina.
Tanzania
The upcoming dry season is perfect for both wildlife-spotting, as the animals concentrate their activities around the water holes, and summiting Africa’s highest peak, Kilimanjaro.
