June

Right, let's talk about India in June. Forget what you think you know about summer travel there; it's not all scorching plains and sweat. June marks the start of monsoon in many places, which actually cools things down and makes certain regions ridiculously green. This isn't about avoiding the heat entirely, but knowing where to go for a genuinely good time, whether you're after mountain air or misty valleys. We're cutting through the usual tourist guff to give you the real l

Right, planning a trip to America in June? Good shout. It's that sweet spot, before the proper summer madness kicks off but when everywhere is properly open and getting lively. You get longer days and usually decent weather, meaning you can actually get out and do things without melting or being elbow-to-elbow with everyone else. Forget the usual holiday brochures; we're talking about places with real character and good vibes, where you can actually enjoy yourself. Here are t

Australia in June? You might think "brrr," but you'd be wrong. While parts of the south get a proper chill, the northern half of the country is absolutely cracking, diving headfirst into its dry season. This means warm, clear days and none of that stifling humidity or torrential rain. Seriously, it's the sweet spot for exploring the Top End and the Reef. Even down south, cities light up with festivals, making winter anything but dull. So, ditch the assumptions and get ready t

Right, let's talk Spain in June. Everyone bangs on about July and August, but honestly, June is where it’s at. The weather is cracking – warm but not that oppressive, melt-your-face heat you get later in summer. You’ll find average temperatures from 20°C in the north to around 28°C down south, with minimal rain and plenty of sunshine. It's still busy enough to feel lively, but you avoid the absolute chaos of peak season. Plus, there are loads of local festivals kicking off, g

Right, so you're thinking Mexico in June. Smart move, but listen up: it's not all endless sunshine. This is when the country gets busy with its own rhythm, shifting from dry heat to a wetter, greener vibe across many regions. Don't let a bit of rain put you off; it often means quick afternoon downpours, leaving cooler evenings and vibrant landscapes. The crowds thin out, prices can drop, and the scenery really pops with colour. If you know where to go, June offers a more auth

Right, so you're thinking Italy in June, eh? Smart move. Everyone talks about spring or autumn, but June is when things really kick off. The weather’s generally cracking, the sea is finally warm enough for a proper swim, and the longer days mean you can pack in more exploring before dinner. You get that real summer buzz without the peak August crowds or the crushing heat that hits later on. Forget the 'off-season' chatter; June is fantastic for getting a proper feel for the p

Right, so you're thinking of Indonesia in June? Good shout. This isn't some brochure fluff – June is genuinely one of the best times to hit this country. The dry season kicks in properly across most of the western and central islands, meaning clear skies and less rain to mess with your plans. You get sunshine, warm water, and generally good vibes for getting out and exploring, whether you're after beaches, volcanoes, or culture. Sure, it starts getting a bit busier, but you'r

You're thinking about Germany in June? Smart move. The weather’s generally spot on – plenty of sun, long days, and things really kick into gear. It’s warm enough for outdoor antics but usually before the peak summer crowds hit hard. Forget trudging through slush or battling shoulder-to-shoulder tourists in August. June offers a sweet spot of pleasant temperatures and a lively atmosphere without being completely overwhelmed. Get ready for proper German summer vibes, whether yo

Right, let's talk France in June. Forget the absolute madness of July and August; June is your sweet spot. You get proper sunshine, long days, and the crowds haven't completely descended yet, especially if you hit it early in the month. The vibe is just right – warm but not stifling, lively but you can still breathe. It’s when France truly starts to strut its stuff, with everything open and buzzing. If you’re after a real taste of the country without feeling like a sardine, t

Right, let's talk China in June. Forget what you think you know about summer travel being a total sweat-fest everywhere. Sure, parts of China get hot, but if you pick your spots cleverly, you're in for a cracking trip. June means landscapes are incredibly green, the air feels alive, and many spots aren't yet crammed with peak season crowds. You get vibrant cities, dramatic mountains, and ancient history without fighting everyone for a photo. This isn't about postcard perfecti