10 best places to travel to in July
As we roll into the second half of the year, July is the perfect time to sit back, relax, take stock of life’s little victories and finally take that well-earned holiday.
We’re going to look at 10 of the best places to visit during July.
And in case that isn’t enough material for your daydreaming, make sure you scroll through the gallery above to see charming images of each tourist location.
1. Budva, Montenegro
This small town on the Adriatic seas is known for sandy beaches, interesting nightlife and compelling architecture, with Old Town cobbled lanes begging to be explored.
2. Isla Holbox, Mexico
Perfect for travellers looking to unwind in a laid back atmosphere, Isla Holbox is home to abundant wildlife and at this time of year perfect for whale shark swimming.
3. Vancouver, Canada
One of Canada’s most beautiful cities, Vancouver springs to life in July as the city plays host to a number of music festivals including the International Jazz Festival.
4. Lake Geneva, Switzerland
Trade your skis for a pair of hiking boots when you visit Lake Geneva in July, with bountiful vineyards creeping up the sloped terraces of Western Europe’s largest lake.
5. Tokyo, Japan
We’ve touched on Tokyo as a destination before, but July is a great time to visit the Japan’s capital. Warm temperatures open up the region for tourists outside peak season.
6. Newport, USA
Rhode Island is built for sunny July days, and you’ll enjoy soaking in the culture, peeking into well-manicured backyards and exploring the ins and outs of Newport.
7. Tuscany, Italy
July is the peak season for visiting Italy, and there’s a reason for this. You’ll have the time of your life exploring, eating and drinking under the rich Tuscan sun.
8. Baden Baden, Germany
This small German town which also operates as a wellness retreat comes alive in summer, hosting an annual Summer Festival with everything from opera to piano concertos.
9. Wales, United Kingdom
If you want to experience the Welsh countryside, July is a great time to do it. You’ll also get a chance to visit Gower Festival, where churches play host to incredible performances.
10. Cape Town, South Africa
July is generally considered low season for tourists in South Africa, and while the temperatures drop a bit you’ll enjoy not having to contend with crowds at the big attractions.
Have you been to any of these incredible locations? Do you have any holiday plans on the cards, and if so where are you going?
Let us know in the comments.
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