June is traditionally the first big vacation month of the year in the Northern Hemisphere, but there are still loads of excellent places to go with good weather and affordable prices. Actually, June can be an ideal choice for those with time off because so many Europeans spread all over the world during their more popular holiday months of July and August. While the beach areas in Europe and North America tend to be crowded and expensive in June, there are many great options not too far away that are still cheap and have great weather.
You’ll find great choices in the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia as well, all in affordable price categories. If you are more sure of where in the world you’d like to go you might instead consult our list of the best European destinations to visit in June or the best Asian destinations to visit in June.
Important June 2024 Holidays
- May 30 – Feast of Corpus Christi: A major celebration in most Catholic countries (Italy, Spain etc)
- June 1 – Pancasila Day (public holiday in Bali and throughout Indonesia)
- June 2 – Republic Day in Italy (public holiday)
- June 3 – Queen Suthida’s Birthday in Thailand (public holiday, observed June 5 in 2023)
- June 3 – Agong’s Birthday in Malaysia (public holiday)
- June 8 to 10 – Dragon Boat Festival (China, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan)
My new video showing many of the places below
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The Americas
In North America, June is obviously the start of summer, but most of the north isn’t really cheap enough to make this list. In South America it’s winter in most places, so only the Tropical cities are worth a look for a good-weather bargain at this time of year. The hot countries in June are mostly in the north at this time of year.
The Caribbean
While June is officially the first official month of “hurricane season” in the Caribbean, the chances of one interrupting your vacation this month are almost zero. September is the peak of hurricane season and there have been almost no big storms in June that have hit any islands, for what it is worth.
Since June is an extremely popular wedding months, here are the best Caribbean islands and resorts for honeymoons.
Cancun, Mexico
- June avg high: 91°F/33°C
- June avg low: 77°F/25°C
- June avg precip: 5.4″/13.5cm
Cancun highlights
- Excellent beaches with turquoise water in many Cancun areas
- The Caribbean’s best nightlife (if you want it), but also easy to avoid
- A great range of all-inclusive resorts in every price range
- Every imaginable activity, water sport, and golf, plus famous ruins
- Cenotes, which are semi-enclosed sea caves that are unique to this area
While June is one of the wetter months in the Cancun area, the rain almost never comes down for more than an hour or so at a time, and it tends to be refreshing when it does fall. Better still, the hotel prices are very low in June so you’ll be able to get amazing deals at even the nicest hotels in the area, with inexpensive flights as well.
If you are looking for a high-rise resort on a beach then you’ll definitely want to look along the main Hotel Zone in Cancun itself. But if you would prefer to stay in an actual town with dozens of nearby choices of local restaurants and bars, then you should head to Playa del Carmen or even the island of Cozumel just across the water. They will all be bargains in June, and the sea breezes will keep you cool during the times you aren’t in your air-conditioned hotel room. Tulum, which is just south of Playa del Carmen, is a trendy new destination for creative types. In fact, there are 9 distinct areas in and near Cancun where you can stay and we have created a quick guide for choosing where to stay in Cancun based on your preferences.
- 3-star hotels from: US$37 per night for two people
- 4-star hotels from: US$83 per night for two people
- All-inclusive resorts from: US$208 per night for two people
>>Cancun travel guide and prices
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Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
- June avg high: 89°F/32°C
- June avg low: 77°F/25°C
- June avg precip: 1.7″/4.0cm
Punta Cana highlights
- Fantastic all-inclusive beach resorts with the best value in the Caribbean
- A large and modern airport and highways to get you in safely
- White, sandy beaches at most every resort, and ALL of the better ones
- Fishing, sailing, water sports, golf, and other adventure excursions available
- Family-friendly resorts are available for families with kids
June is a warm month in Punta Cana, but it still gets almost no rain so you’ll be able to spend all day on those lovely white sandy beaches if you like. This is where you want to go if you are looking for an all-inclusive resort in the Caribbean with great service at shockingly reasonable prices. In June you should find room rates that are so low they will look like mistakes, yet they are real, and the resorts here are all professionally run.
This area gets crowded with European visitors during July and August, and most of the resorts here are owned by Spanish (or at least European) hotel companies. So June is the perfect month for great weather and modest prices for an all-inclusive resort. The flights to the new and efficient airport here should be well priced this month as well. Punta Cana also tops our list of the best Caribbean destinations for families with children because there are so many excellent and affordable resorts that have water parks and kids clubs.
- 3-star hotels from: US$46 per night for two people
- 4-star hotels from: US$77 per night for two people
- All-inclusive resorts from: US$173 per night for two people
Montego Bay, Jamaica
- June avg high: 90°F/32°C
- June avg low: 76°F/24°C
- June avg precip: 1.5″/3.8cm
Montego Bay highlights
- Jamaica has a famous cuisine, excellent fruits, and great frozen drinks
- Sandy beaches at most resorts, although it’s important to check at cheaper places
- Excellent sunsets in Negril and other west-facing beaches
- Music and nightlife for those brave enough to leave the resorts, and great parties inside the resorts
- The only large Caribbean island where all the locals speak English
If you don’t like the sound of Punta Cana then you might prefer to find a resort in Montego Bay, where pretty much everyone speaks English as a first language. The town itself is kind of a dud, so you are best off booking at one of the large self-contained resorts along the coast near town. The all-inclusives here are good deals, but there are other good options as well. In fact, Jamaica is home to two of our 11 best luxury all-inclusive resorts in the Caribbean, and one of those is in Montego Bay itself, and both of them have overwater bungalows.
If Montego Bay itself doesn’t sound ideal then you might instead consider Negril or Ocho Rios, both of which are about 90 minutes away from Montego Bay Airport. Ocho Rios has a similar strip of large resorts along its coast, with some interesting nearby sights and attractions. Negril, on the other hand, is best for smaller beach hotels along 7-Mile Beach, where there are many small restaurants and bars to choose from nearby each property. This is where you go to find the old-school super chilled out Jamaica.
- 3-star hotels from: US$74 per night for two people
- 4-star hotels from: US$223 per night for two people
- All-inclusive resorts from: US$217 per night for two people
Los Cabos, Mexico
- June avg high: 89°F/32°C
- June avg low: 66°F/19°C
- June avg precip: 0.0″/0.0cm
Los Cabos highlights
- Fast and easy to reach for many Americans and Canadians
- Amazing marina area with outstanding shopping, restaurants, and shops
- A great mix of traditional and all-inclusive resorts
- Mild evenings in winter so you aren’t sweating day AND night
- Excellent beaches at most hotels and resorts
If you are looking for a beach holiday and you are starting in the western half of the US or Canada, then Los Cabos is your best choice in June. While other Pacific resort areas like Puerto Vallarta start their rainy season in June, Cabo doesn’t really have a rainy season and the June temperatures are still quite nice, especially with mild evenings for sitting outside for dinner and drinks.
It’s worth noting that the Los Cabos area is made up of two cities and a stretch of beach between them. Cabo san Lucas is the western town built around the large and gorgeous marina, and San Jose del Cabo is the eastern town closer to the airport where things are more spread out. There are loads of great beach resorts in the area, including many luxurious ones in between the towns. If you prefer nightlife and shopping you’ll want to stay in the Cabo san Lucas area, and families are probably better off almost anywhere else.
- 3-star hotels from: US$70 per night for two people
- 4-star hotels from: US$216 per night for two people
- All-inclusive resorts from: US$238 per night for two people
>>>Check current Cabo resort and package deals
Mexico City, Mexico
- June avg high: 76°F/24°C
- June avg low: 54°F/12°C
- June avg precip: 5.3″/13.3cm
Mexico City highlights
- World-class historic colonial city center
- Modern culture and shopping districts that are surprisingly posh
- Excellent food (not just Tex-Mex) at appealing prices
- Pyramids and other nearby Aztec ruins that are easy to reach
- Great value hotels and hostels for a big, modern city
Here’s another one that does get a bit of rain during June, but its altitude keeps temperatures in Mexico City much lower than most people would guess for this time of year. People who might not be able to afford a trip to Europe should consider this as an interesting alternative.
Flights from the US and Canada tend to be cheap, the city center area is very nice in many places, and prices are very low compared to almost anywhere else. This is a very underrated destination that is far safer than many cities in the US, and the mild June weather is a perfect reason to visit. In other words, Mexico City is not one of the hottest places in June, but it’s pleasantly mild and much nicer than you might expect.
- 3-star hotels from: US$25 per night for two people
- 4-star hotels from: US$55 per night for two people
>>Mexico City travel guide and prices
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Cartagena, Colombia
- June avg high: 87°F/31°C
- June avg low: 79°F/26°C
- June avg precip: 4.2″/10.5cm
Cartagena highlights
- Gorgeous and historic colonial wall town center
- Good beaches and other nearby sights
- Great food and drinks that are surprisingly cheap
- A unique atmosphere that is very different from the large Caribbean islands
- Nearby islands, water sports, and other activities
It’s true that it can be a bit rainy in Cartagena in June, but it’s the tropical type of rain that comes and goes quickly, so it’s unlikely to become a problem for most people. Hotels in this beach town are still in their off-season prices as well, as the summer demand doesn’t really pick up until July.
The winter is probably the best time to visit, but it’s really quite nice all year round, and still very cheap as well. If you like culture, history, and gorgeous Colonial architecture you’ll want to stay in the walled city area. But if you mainly want to relax on the beach you’ll want to stay in the Bocagrande area just to the west of the walled city. There are quite a few all-inclusive resorts in Cartagena as well and the prices are very appealing, but food and drinks in the city and at beach restaurants are pretty cheap as well so you may not want to commit to staying in one place for your entire trip.
- 3-star hotels from: US$38 per night for two people
- 4-star hotels from: US$86 per night for two people
- All-inclusive resorts from: US$132 per night for two people
>>Cartagena travel guide and prices
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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- June avg high: 81°F/27°C
- June avg low: 64°F/18°C
- June avg precip: 2.0″/5.0cm
Rio de Janeiro highlights
- Copacabana and Ipanema beach areas are world-class beaches and very entertaining
- Christ the Redeemer and Sugarloaf cable car are amazing in person, if a bit expensive
- Famous beach scene where locals far outnumber tourists all year round
- Great food and drink culture at reasonable prices
- Excellent-value smaller hotels in the nicer beach areas
Rio de Janeiro is just barely inside the Tropics, so it’s pretty much the South American equivalent of Miami. This means that its summer (December through February) can be steamy and a bit wet, but it’s nearly perfect during the rest of the year.
Rio and the rest of Brazil had becomes somewhat expensive a few years back, but the currency here has come back down and now it’s definitely a bargain again. The chain hotels on Copacabana and Ipanema beaches are still pretty expensive although for security reasons they might be worth the splurge. Still, if you look for smaller family-run hotels and restaurants, Rio can be as affordable as it is beautiful, and it’s really beautiful.
- 3-star hotels from: US$47 per night for two people
- 4-star hotels from: US$51 per night for two people
>>Rio de Janeiro travel guide and prices
>>>Check current Rio de Janeiro hotel and resort deals
Europe
When June rolls in it’s still quite cold in the north of Europe, and incredibly expensive as well. The best vacations in June are therefore toward the south in Europe. June is actually a perfect month to get some sun because peak season doesn’t start until July and yet the weather is perfect already. Check our list of Europe’s least expensive beach destinations for some options.
>>>Best Europe destinations in June
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Lisbon, Portugal
- June avg high: 77°F/25°C
- June avg low: 61°F/16°C
- June avg precip: 0.7″/1.8cm
Lisbon highlights
- Historic castles, towers, and cathedrals, all in the compact town center
- Tram 28, which connects many of Lisbon’s tourist sights for €3 or less
- Elevador de Santa Justa – the famous outdoor elevator
- Great food that is surprisingly cheap for a large European capital
- Fado (local folk music) shows to go along with great meals
A gorgeous city that is underappreciated by most visitors until they actually visit, Lisbon is also one of Europe’s best-value destinations.
The temperatures in Lisbon during June are pretty much perfect for climbing up and down its seven hills without making a mess of yourself. It’s hard to make a case for flying a long way to visit Portugal alone, although there’s actually plenty to see and do, plus the wonderful Algarve region in the south, so this is usually an add-on to some trips of Spain. If you are on the fence, definitely take the leap and you won’t regret it.
- 3-star hotels from: US$83 per night for two people
- 4-star hotels from: US$101 per night for two people
>>Lisbon travel guide and prices
>>>Check current Lisbon hotel deals
Madrid, Spain
- June avg high: 80°F/27°C
- June avg low: 59°F/15°C
- June avg precip: 1.0″/2.5cm
Madrid highlights
- Best place to experience the wide range of Spanish cultural highlights in one place
- Royal Palace complex
- Prado Museum, which is one of the world’s best art museums and a gorgeous building
- Tapas bars, where you get free snacks with each drink ordered
- Excellent nightlife that draws people from all over the world
Especially as the Euro is so low compared to the US dollar, Madrid is an excellent bargain as well as being an amazing city. Spain’s capital is a grand and gorgeous place with palaces, museums, and large public squares. The food here is a highlight, especially if you are a tapas fan because you can often eat for next to nothing as part of a pub crawl while paying for beer or wine.
The nightlife in Madrid is also famous, and in June things are really going strong. You’ve probably heard that people eat dinner late here and then young people head to the clubs after midnight. Even if you aren’t one to stay up that late, you’ll find plenty to see and do here well into the evening. The siesta thing is still observed in Madrid, so be prepared to relax indoors or find other things to do while most businesses are closed from 2 PM until 4 PM or so.
- 3-star hotels from: US$97 per night for two people
- 4-star hotels from: US$122 per night for two people
>>Madrid travel guide and prices
>>>Check current Madrid hotel deals
Barcelona, Spain
- June avg high: 76°F/24°C
- June avg low: 60°F/16°C
- June avg precip: 1.7″/4.3cm
Barcelona highlights
- Sagrada Familia cathedral and other Gaudi architectural highlights
- La Rambla pedestrian zone
- Sandy beaches located within the city
- Marina complex with great food, shopping, and activities
- Nightlife that rivals Madrid and is world-class
The daytime temperatures in June for Barcelona are still very reasonable, and the ocean breezes can actually make it feel cool in the mornings and evenings. As a beach city this place does stay very busy all summer long, so June is a nice compromise before things get too crazy.
It’s another that may not be super cheap, but it’s very reasonable compared to the rest of Western Europe, and definitely worth a visit at least once in your life for the unusual architecture alone. It’s worth noting that Barcelona has become so crowded in peak months in recent years that the city government is trying to curtail some tourism. June is a busy month, so be prepared for crowds.
- 3-star hotels from: US$101 per night for two people
- 4-star hotels from: US$143 per night for two people
>>Barcelona travel guide and prices
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Prague, Czechia
- June avg high: 72°F/22°C
- June avg low: 54°F/12°C
- June avg precip: 2.9″/7.3cm
Prague highlights
- Prague Castle complex, which is one of Europe’s easiest to tour
- Charles Bridge and Old Town Square
- Eastern Europe’s most interesting architecture that survived WWII
- Hearty food at great prices (if you avoid tourist zones)
- Arguably the world’s best beer that is also very cheap (if you avoid the tourist zones)
Arguably the most beautiful city in central Europe, Prague has been extremely popular among those touring Europe for decades, and with good reason. One of the historic cities that was mostly spared from being flattened in WWII, Prague is a showcase for interesting and historic architecture.
Hotels here can be expensive, especially if you stay in or near the historic center, but the public transportation here is cheap and efficient so saving money by staying a little away from the river is often the best choice. Beer here is famously good and cheap, although it’s only cheap at places where locals outnumber the tourists, and those can be hard to find in the Old City, which is another good reason to stay a bit on the outskirts.
- 3-star hotels from: US$87 per night for two people
- 4-star hotels from: US$111 per night for two people
>>Prague travel guide and prices
>>>Check current Prague hotel deals
Krakow, Poland
- June avg high: 72°F/22°C
- June avg low: 57°F/14°C
- June avg precip: 3.3″/8.3cm
Krakow highlights
- Gorgeous old town zone surrounded by a lovely park
- Wawel Castle complex
- Great food and hotels that can be shockingly cheap for Europe
- Lively nightlife and culture
- An easy day trip to Auschwitz is unforgettable
It’s hard to emphasize enough what a bargain Krakow is compared to most of the rest of Europe. June has very nice weather, though you’ll still need a jacket or sweater for the evenings. The draw here is the lovely town center with its historic cathedrals and castles, plus a huge array of hostels and budget hotels that make shopping around very easy.
This is the new hot destination for British stag and hen parties, and one look at the beer prices makes it easy to see why. In fact, Krakow is so pleasant and affordable that it can be a good place for a longer stay if you are touring Europe. You can see the main sights in 3 days or so, and that allows you to slow down and relax if you want to catch your breath before exploring more expensive cities like Paris or London.
- 3-star hotels from: US$62 per night for two people
- 4-star hotels from: US$114 per night for two people
>>Krakow travel guide and prices
>>>Check current Krakow hotel deals
Budapest, Hungary
- June avg high: 76°F/24°C
- June avg low: 57°F/14°C
- June avg precip: 2.7″/6.8cm
Budapest highlights
- Parliament building overlooking the Danube
- Some of Europe’s best architecture fitting of a capital
- Very cheap food and drinks (outside of the main tourist zone)
- Natural hot spring complexes right in the city that are easy and cheap to visit
- “Ruin pubs” set in courtyards of old apartment buildings (a surprising treat)
Many parts of Europe become stifling in July and August, and some of them have little air conditioning to help deal with it. This makes a place like Budapest ideal during June, when daytime temperatures are still warm but not steamy.
Budapest is always near the top of our list of cheapest cities in Europe, which is somewhat surprising when you visit and see how nice the place is. Hotels near and overlooking the Danube can be pricey, and yet if you go a few blocks inland you can get a really nice place for a fraction of the cost.
- 3-star hotels from: US$71 per night for two people
- 4-star hotels from: US$79 per night for two people
>>Budapest travel guide and prices
>>>Check current Budapest hotel deals
Athens, Greece
- June avg high: 88°F/31°C
- June avg low: 65°F/18°C
- June avg precip: 0.4″/1cm
Athens highlights
- The Acropolis hill topped by the Parthenon ruins
- Acropolis Museum (new and world-class)
- Great food and drinks at reasonable prices, largely outdoor and fun
- Syntagma Square and its quirky ceremonies
- Easy access to the port where you can take ferries to countless Greek islands
The end of June can begin to get sweltering, and you probably don’t even want to think about coming during July or August, so this would be a good one about now, especially as a 3-day stop on the way to a Greek Island for the balance of a trip.
Athens continues to be a bargain by most European standards, and it’s especially cheap when the Euro is as low as it is. The main sights here are also reasonably priced, especially considering how amazing they are. You can’t really say the same thing about London or Paris, where the attractions can really take a toll on the budget.
- 3-star hotels from: US$68 per night for two people
- 4-star hotels from: US$112 per night for two people
>>Athens travel guide and prices
>>>Check current Athens hotel deals
Split, Croatia
- June avg high: 80°F/26°C
- June avg low: 66°F/21°C
- June avg precip: 2.0″/5.2cm
Split highlights
- Stunning white-marble historic center dating back over 1,000 years
- Gorgeous port area with ferries going to nearby islands
- Diocletian’s Palace and other easily accessible sights
- Pleasant seaside summer weather with sea breezes
- Much cheaper than nearby Italy or even Dubrovnik
While Dubrovnik is the more famous destination on Croatia’s coast, it’s also too expensive to make this list now. Split, on the other hand, is still quite a bargain and it’s actually more interesting, and a nicer place to visit.
Dubrovnik is completely packed with tourists and cruise passengers, especially in summer, but Split is a similar-looking real city filled mostly with locals. It’s also easier to reach, as well as the transit hub to the nearby islands off Croatia. The area does get crowded in summer, but not quite so bad until July and August when all the Germans and northern Europeans move in for a month at a time.
- 3-star hotels from: US$67 per night for two people
- 4-star hotels from: US$139 per night for two people
>>Split travel guide and prices
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Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain
- June avg high: 78°F/26°C
- June avg low: 66°F/19°C
- June avg precip: 0.0″/0.5cm
Tenerife highlights
- Sandy beaches and lovely hotel pools at almost every larger place
- A laid-back vibe with surprisingly affordable food and drinks
- Interesting and mellow nightlife with no mega clubs
- Teide volcano and national park
- Easy yet exotic place for English speakers with little stress
Officially part of Spain, Tenerife is one of the Canary Islands and located just off the northern coast of Africa. It has a stable climate that has pleasant temperatures pretty much all year long, and June is the first month that you should be able to get as much beach time as you like in.
The island fills up more in July and August when more Europeans have their month-long holidays, so if you can come in June you’ll be dodging some of the crowds and you should also be able to get a better rate on a hotel and a flight. There aren’t many cultural sights here, but it’s a great place to relax without breaking the bank. If you don’t speak much Spanish, then you’ll want to head to the southern towns of Los Cristianos and Playa de la Americas, which are always packed with Brits and Swedes. It’s also worth noting that Tenerife is only one of the Canary Islands and you can often find even better deals and sometimes smaller crowds on some of the others including Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, and La Palma.
- 3-star hotels from: US$59 per night for two people
- 4-star hotels from: US$74 per night for two people
>>Tenerife travel guide and prices
>>>Check current Tenerife hotel deals
Istanbul, Turkey
- June avg high: 79°F/26°C
- June avg low: 61°F/16°C
- June avg precip: 1.0″/2.5cm
Istanbul highlights
- Hagia Sophia and Blue Mosque are both stunning and worthwhile
- Grand Bazaar is huge and great shopping all over
- Topkapi Palace
- Great food at very reasonable prices, especially filling breakfasts
- Shockingly cheap hotels even with great locations
Tourism to Turkey has been off in recent years, but June of 2023 could be a great time to go unless something dramatic happens. This is a huge and fascinating city that is normally very easy to visit and filled with outstanding sights. But the country has been dealing with inflation and a plummeting currency, which has actually made things more expensive for residents and much cheaper for visitors.
Istanbul is the best place to visit on a trip to Turkey, but especially while it’s so cheap you might also want to visit the breathtaking region of Cappadocia with its fairy chimneys (google them) as well as the Mediterranean city of Antalya (see below), which is also historic and noticeably cheaper than Istanbul.
- 3-star hotels from: US$51 per night for two people
- 4-star hotels from: US$58 per night for two people
>>Istanbul travel guide and prices
>>>Check current Istanbul hotel deals
Antalya, Turkey
- June avg high: 89°F/32°C
- June avg low: 66°F/19°C
- June avg precip: 0.4″/1.0cm
Antalya highlights
- Fascinating historic town center overlooked the Mediterranean
- Even cheaper than Istanbul
- Great beaches east and west of the city center
- All-inclusive hotels ranging from shockingly cheap to affordable
- Easy place to experience Turkish culture without Istanbul crowds
Due to a limited number of actual hostels in Antalya, it’s not a classic backpacker destination. In reality, you can get a private room at a nice 2-star hotel in the historic center for sometimes less than a dorm bed. This city is a fantastic bargain, and the weather in June is wonderful, at least until the end when the July heat starts kicking in a bit early. The entire Mediterranean coast of Turkey is the place to be this time of year, just before it fills up during its two hottest months. It’s not technically in Europe, but it very much feels like it is.
- 3-star hotels from: US$39 per night for two people
- 4-star hotels from: US$48 per night for two people
>>Antalya travel guide and prices
>>>Check current Antalya hotel deals
Africa
June is obviously winter in South Africa, and it’s blazing hot in most of the middle of the continent and over in Egypt, so you don’t have many great choices this month here.
Fez, Morocco
- June avg high: 82°F/28°C
- June avg low: 59°F/15°C
- June avg precip: 1.0″/2.5cm
Fez highlights
- The Medina (Old City)
- Visit a tannery (unforgettable)
- Ancient buildings and mosques, some are partly open to the public
- Spice and food markets (amazing photos)
- Very affordable hotels and food
Much like nearby Marrakech, Fez sounds to many people like a place that would be in the heart of a forbidding desert, but Morocco is just south of Spain, and the Atlas Mountains keep most of the heat on the other side, so this country is fairly pleasant even in June. Most visits tend to come as part of a trip to Spain, and those who make it past the hard-to-recommend border city of Tangier will find a fascinating culture and very appealing prices.
- 3-star hotels from: US$42 per night for two people
- 4-star hotels from: US$51 per night for two people
>>Fez travel guide and prices
>>>Check current Fez hotel deals
Middle East
A bit surprisingly, much of the Middle East still has very reasonable temperatures in June.
Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt
- June average high: 99°F/37°C
- June average low: 80°F/27°C
- June avg precip: 0.0″/0.0cm
This Red Sea resort in Egypt has been one of the most affordable sunshine destinations in the world in recent years, and an incident a few years ago will probably keep it on the very-cheap list for some time to come. Needless to say, this area has been safe for years and it will be considered safe again, so anyone who doesn’t get intimidated easily should consider a visit.
Prices here had become insanely cheap while Egypt was struggling with some issues a few years ago, but Sharm was the host of the COP 27 climate summit in late 2022 and it’s back on the map as a popular beach resort area, and it’s still quite cheap by international standards.
Sharm el-Sheikh highlights
- One of the world’s top scuba diving destinations
- Great Red Sea beaches
- Ras Mohammed National Park
- Sharm Old Market
- Amazing prices on beach hotels
- 3-star hotels from: US$51 per night for two people
- 4-star hotels from: US$68 per night for two people
>>>Sharm el-Sheikh travel guide and prices
>>>Check current Sharm el-Sheikh hotel and package deals
Amman, Jordan
- June avg high: 87°F/31°C
- June avg low: 64°F/18°C
- June avg precip: 0.0″/0.0cm
Amman highlights
- Gateway to Petra, the Dead Sea and Wadi Rum
- Roman Theatre
- The Citadel
- Cafes, bars, modern malls and art galleries
- Great value hotels
Also quite cheap by international standards, Amman is usually used mostly as a launching point for trips to Wadi Rum and Petra nearby, but the city itself does impress many visitors. The weather in June is still quite nice, at least in the first half of the month, and the threat of rain is literally zero. It might not be worth flying a long distance just to visit Jordan, but this region is quite worth a visit so connecting a few nearby countries is worth a look.
- 3-star hotels from: US$61 per night for two people
- 4-star hotels from: US$74 per night for two people
>>>Amman prices
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Beirut, Lebanon
- June avg high: 80°F/27°C
- June avg low: 69°F/21°C
- June avg precip: 0.1″/0.3cm
Beirut highlights
- National Museum of Beirut
- Beirut Corniche (seaside pedestrian area)
- Souks (market areas)
- Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque
- Lebanese food is famously excellent
Similar to Amman, Beirut is actually quite pleasant during June with no rainfall at all. Prices here aren’t as low as they are in Jordan, but this city has plenty to see that might make it worthwhile on a visit to the region. There has been a long history of turmoil here and that has certainly hampered tourism. Nearly everyone who actually makes the trip seems to find it fulfilling, so it’s a good choice for the bold among us.
Beirut and all of Lebanon are still going through struggles after a huge explosion and some political turmoil. We are leaving it on the list with the hopes that things are better again soon, but it might not be the best year to visit again.
- 3-star hotels from: US$41 per night for two people
- 4-star hotels from: US$57 per night for two people
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Tel Aviv, Israel
- June avg high: 82°F/28°C
- June avg low: 69°F/21°C
- June avg precip: 0.0″/0.0cm
Tel Aviv highlights
- Great beaches and modern city
- Day trips to Jerusalem and Bethlehem
- Old Port Tel Aviv area
- Nachalat Binyamin Pedestrian Mall and Bauhaus buildings
- Great food and interesting nightlife
Carrying on with the theme of places that aren’t as hot in June as you might expect them to be, Tel Aviv has its nice beaches to keep things even nicer than the inland cities as well. This is not a particularly cheap city compared to most on this list, but June is one of the best weather months here, again with no rain at all, so if you are thinking about an Israel trip you might as well do it this time of year.
Obviously the Israeli-Hamas war still going on in early 2024 is going to keep most people from visiting the region, but Tel Aviv is still open for business as of March 2024.
- 3-star hotels from: US$136 per night for two people
- 4-star hotels from: US$168 per night for two people
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Asia
The cheap destinations in Southeast Asia will be celebrating the start of the drenching rainy season in June, so it’s not really an ideal time to visit if you have a choice. Still, there are some good options to consider.
>>>12 Best Asia destinations in June
Nha Trang, Vietnam
- June avg high: 89°F/32°C
- June avg low: 80°F/27°C
- June avg precip: 1.7″/4.3cm
Nha Trang highlights
- Great beaches for a city in Vietnam
- Long Son Pagoda
- Monkey Island (a bit controversial)
- Amazingly cheap hotels and food
- Great mix of traditional Vietnamese food and international favorites
The exception to the Southeast Asia rainy season pattern, this beach town on Vietnam’s southern coast avoids nearly all the wet during summer, so it’s especially appealing for Australians and such who are escaping their own winter down under. Nha Trang is not Vietnam’s best cultural experience, but the beaches are very nice, the nightlife is surprisingly good, and it’s extremely cheap once you get there.
- 3-star hotels from: US$39 per night for two people
- 4-star hotels from: US$47 per night for two people
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Kuta, Bali, Indonesia
- June avg high: 85°F/29°C
- June avg low: 77°F/25°C
- June avg precip: 2.8″/7.0cm
Bali highlights
- Great beaches and surfing in many areas all around the island
- Stunning temples and monuments in many different areas
- Amazingly cheap hotels, with fairly cheap food and drinks
- Fascinating Hindu culture and gamelan music
- Even cheap buildings and hotels have gorgeous wood and stone work
Bali is near the equator so temperatures are similar all year long, but fortunately June is not part of the rainy season so this is one of the best times of the year to go. Rain never seems to be too far away, but of course the island is well adapted to the quick downfalls, so things get right back to normal again. June is a booming month for tourism in Bali, with most of the visitors coming from Australia, but it’s still reasonably priced and hotels are everywhere.
Those who only research on big travel sites might think Bali is very expensive for hotels, but there are still many cheap & cheerful guesthouses in all the main tourist areas, so just showing up might save you quite a bit compared to reserving online in advance. Those looking for the best beaches in June will find many good candidates here in Bali as well.
- 3-star hotels from: US$29 per night for two people
- 4-star hotels from: US$48 per night for two people
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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
- June avg high: 91°F/33°C
- June avg low: 75°F/24°C
- June avg precip: 4.9″/12.3cm
Kuala Lumpur highlights
- Fascinating mix of Malay, Chinese, and Indian cultures
- Modern business district but very lively and great shopping
- Very cheap 4-star hotels for a large Asian city
- Excellent food at surprisingly good prices
- Nearby temples and important sights that are easy to reach
Another city very close to the equator, Kuala Lumpur is hot every day of the year. And while there will be some noticeable rain during June, this is actually the driest month on average. An impressive and modern city, KL is built to drain off the wet stuff very fast, so it rarely impacts a visit. It’s not as cheap as the rest of Southeast Asia, but when you get to Kuala Lumpur you realize why, as things are much nicer than they are in most of the region, and more cosmopolitan as well.
- 3-star hotels from: US$41 per night for two people
- 4-star hotels from: US$58 per night for two people
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Beijing, China
- June avg high: 86°F/30°C
- June avg low: 66°F/19°C
- June avg precip: 3.0″/7.5cm
Beijing highlights
- Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square
- Nearby sections of the Great Wall are easy to reach on bus tours
- Palace Museum
- Excellent and varied food and drinks
- Hutongs (ancient alleyways)
Beijing can get really sweltering, steamy, and smoggy during summer, but June is a decent compromise before things start getting too bad. Of course this is one of the world’s most important cities, past and present, and it’s loaded with interesting things to see and do. Hotels and food are very good bargains here, and things are even cheaper in pretty much all of China, so this is a good time for a tour of multiple cities if you can pull it off. Here is why booking a tour to China is probably better than going independently. Most tours also include Shanghai, and Xi’an, but Guilin is an even better stop for most people.
Foreign tourism into China has almost ground to a halt as of 2024 as international tensions have been mounting with many of its neighbors and the West in general. This might not be a great time to visit China although that is up to you as long as you are following the news.
- 3-star hotels from: US$57 per night for two people
- 4-star hotels from: US$81 per night for two people
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Are your dates flexible? If so you'll have some other great options
June is one of the best months to plan a trip because it’s before the big crowds in Europe and there are almost never big Caribbean storms to worry about either. But if you end up having to go later you’ll be interested in our list of cheap places to go with great July weather for some other interesting options.
On the other hand, if you can go a bit earlier you’ll have even more great options. Our list of cheap destinations with great May weather is filled with really nice places that are going to be cheaper and less crowded than June, and still with ideal weather.
Hi Roger,
Amazing work there! I followed your suggestion the previous time and went to Dubai for my vacation in Jan this year, this time I wanted to know your ideas for a fun filled holiday with my husband with nice weather for 4-5 days near India. Budget about 1000$ Per person. We been to Seychelles, Dubai, Kerela and Goa since last Feb. But we still love the beaches. Bali or Singapore was what was on our mind as it is incredibly hot here in Delhi. Thanks in advance.
Adite,
Staying near India in June and staying on a reasonable budget, you don’t have a huge range of choices. Bali would be very nice and June is one of the cooler months there, although one of the busier months as well. I recently spent another month there and I can give you more information if you need it. It’s possible to stay there on a moderate budget, and the beaches are fantastic for the most part.
Singapore is very nice, but it’s also very expensive and it’s mostly just a big city so it’s not a good beach destination. You could potentially go to a place like Malacca in Malaysia, which isn’t far north of Singapore and it has beaches.
Another obvious possibility would be Sri Lanka. The beaches along the southern coast are great, and you could get a cheap flight either into Colombo or the new airport. Unsurprisingly, it’s quite like India in many ways, but it’s quite different in other ways. I think that would be my top recommendation for you, partly because Bali is quite a bit farther and it’s so crowded these days. Sri Lanka’s tourist infrastructure feels like it’s still being built, so it’s not nearly as crowded.
The other main option to consider would be an island in Thailand such as Ko Samui or Ko Phi Phi or even Phuket. Those are gorgeous places with excellent beaches and many resorts to choose from.
Let me know if any of those appeal to you and I might be able to provide more information. -Roger
Thank you so much for such an informative reply. Will let you know what we finalize. It was such a help. Thanks again. Great work there and really impressive stuff out here. Keep it up!
Can you please recommend a place for a 5-7 day trip for a couple with two adult children starting from Central Europe in the first 2 weeks of June? Languages are not much of a problem, have traveled around quite a lot, love culture, history, art, but not shopping. Would prefer nice weather, not cold rain and wind ( that alone keeps me from going to Northern Europe). Scenery important, beach a plus but not necessary, budget is flexible. We are not for luxury, but willing to splurge on a unique experience for culture connoisseurs. Obviously, a shorter distance would let us see more, so up to a 5 hr flight, or a day drive is our limit. Thanks!
Mia,
Without a more specific location than Central Europe, it’s hard for me to know what might be within driving range. So I’ll assume that you are going to fly, and a 5-hour range gives you many good choices.
The first thing that comes to mind would be Portugal. You can get a cheap flight into Lisbon, which is an excellent and scenic cultural destination with great June weather and surprisingly low prices. You could spend 3 or 4 nights there, and then take a train down to the Algarve area around Faro for some beach time. There are some lovely towns down there such as Tavira that are near the beach but are not the cheesy mass-market resorts like you get in Spain and much of Greece. Or instead of the Algarve you could spend 2 or 3 days in Porto, which is also historic and quite different from Lisbon.
Another interesting option (just guessing since I don’t know where you’ve been) would be Morocco, which is also cheap and has very nice weather in June. I think the cheapest flights are into Casablanca, but it’s not a good tourist city (in spite of the famous name and its size) so it’s best to hop right on a train for Fes or Marrakech. There are also expeditions to the Atlas mountains to consider. If you haven’t been there yet you’ll love it as a cultural destination, and it’s quite well organized and safe as well, which you can’t really say about most of its neighbors.
The last great option that I can think of would be Croatia. You can get reasonable flights into Split, and it’s a wonderful cultural destination on its own. In my opinion, it’s just as interesting and photogenic as Dubrovnik, and it’s much cheaper, easier to reach, and not packed with tourists like Dubrovnik. After a few days there you could take a ferry to one of the nearby islands, or rent a car and drive to the amazing Plitvice Falls National Park for 2 days or so. Rental cars in Croatia are pretty reasonable, and accommodation in the country is mostly offered in apartments rather than hotels. In early June you could get a pretty good deal on apartments with enough beds for all of you, wherever you go in Croatia.
Hopefully this helps. As always, let me know if you have any other questions. -Roger
A weeks international trip to escape the heat of Delhi, India with my family not too expensive as well. Any suggestions?
Saksham,
This is a tricky one because obviously in June the entire Northern Hemisphere is going to be hot. Most places won’t be quite as hot as Delhi, but they still might not be cool enough to make it worth the trouble. I’ll try a few suggestions and you can tell me if anything sounds interesting.
As you certainly know, when you get into the mountains of Nepal it is cooler, and the resort town of Pokhara is very cheap as well. That is definitely your cheapest cooler place that isn’t far away.
Bali is just in the southern hemisphere and June is one of the cooler months there. It’s worth a look.
If you really want pleasant temperatures near you in June then the only ones I can think of will be in the Cameron Highlands in Malaysia, and Da Lat in Vietnam. Both are tourist-friendly hill towns that I like a lot, with pleasant temperatures every day of the year, along with some rain at times.
Let me know if any of those are anything like you were thinking about. If not, give me some more information and I’ll try again. -Roger
Can you please recommend a destination for a solo female traveler in her 30s? Looking to get away in mid June for up to 9 days, starting from NYC. Willing to splurge a bit. Ideal for me would be a mix of beach time and sightseeing so perhaps 2 cities. Many thanks
Marina,
The first thing that comes to mind is Mexico, and I did a solo trip exactly like this last June, for exactly 9 days believe it or not. First fly to Mexico City, which has surprisingly mild and nice weather in June. It’s really a safe and wealthy city in the main business and tourist area, which is huge. There are pyramids and other archaeological sights near the city, and many really cool sights in the heart of the city. I spent 3 nights there and could have stayed longer. I speak very little Spanish, which was a bit challenging, so if you speak more than a little you’ll have an easier time.
From Mexico City I flew to Cancun on a cheap flight and spent 3 nights in the main hotel district in Cancun. It’s quite nice, if a bit generic, but it’s fun and the beaches are excellent. Then I took a bus down to Playa del Carmen for 3 nights, and I loved it there. Unlike Cancun, which is mainly just a strip of big hotels and condos, Playa del Carmen is a small (tourist-oriented) city with hundreds of bars and restaurants and whatnot. There are also the Tulum ruins nearby, and Chichen Itza is also a very popular day trip. The island of Cozumel is a short ferry ride away.
So again, this is just my first thought, but I’d do 3 or 4 days in Mexico City, and then fly to Cancun for the rest of the time. Personally, for a single traveler, I think Playa del Carmen is much more interesting and social, so that’s where I’ll go next time. You can obviously fly home directly from Cancun and the flights will all be pretty cheap.
If not that, then you might consider Costa Rica. It’s got nice beaches on both coasts, and excellent adventure and nature sights in between. The capital, San Jose, is a bit of a dud though, so I wouldn’t recommend it. The volcano area is nice though, and the beaches on both coasts are very different.
I’m actually in Tenerife in the Canary Islands right now, and I just toured through the Costa del Sol and other places in Spain. You could fly to Barcelona and spend 3 nights there, then take a train to Madrid for 3 nights, and then another train down to the Costa del Sol for 3 more nights in the busy beach town of Torremolinos. It’s all good value in general, and better this year due to the USD being strong against the Euro.
Another similar option would be to fly to Lisbon, which is also wonderful and surprisingly affordable, and then after 3 or 4 days you can take a train down to Faro, which is in the beach area called the Algarve. My favorite town there is called Tavira, but it’s one of many.
Those are a few ideas to consider. Let me know if I’m even close and I’ll be happy to try again or provide more details. -Roger
Want to get away for the first couple weeks of June. I’m flying from Seattle and the gal I’m meeting is flying from Brisbane Australia. Had planned on Thailand with time in Bangkok maybe a trip to Singapore, some elephants and some island time. The weather really makes me nervous. From seattle….don’t want rain. Now changing my mind to Maui. Any thoughts? Of course don’t want to break the bank.
Also mapped out a Switzerland then Italy trip. Europe makes me a little nervous right now and stupid long flight from Brisbane.
Rick,
Yes, finding a destination that is a reasonable distance from both Seattle and Brisbane is tricky. Hawaii is an obvious choice, as you say, because it (along with Tahiti, Fiji etc) is the only place that you could both reach within 7 or 8 hours. I was just in Maui a few months ago and it is wonderful, but even modest hotel rooms or apartment rentals will start at around US$150 per night, and US$200 is probably more realistic for a place that would suit a couple in a desirable location. So if you can afford that, then Hawaii is ideal.
As for Europe, that’s where I am now (in Malta right now, going to Barcelona tomorrow) and I’m not worried at all about anything going on here. However, the flights for both of you would obviously be really long, and most things here are fairly expensive as well.
I actually think the SE Asia idea is a good one, assuming you are hoping to keep costs at a modest rate. I’ve spent a lot of time (well over a year) in that area, including living in Bangkok for 3 months including June, and the weather isn’t a big problem. It’s true that it’s the beginning of the rainy season, but it’s also a bit cooler than the scorching month of April. Also, the “rain” in SE Asia (and the Tropics generally) is the exact opposite of Seattle style. What happens is, about 15 to 20 days a month, it’ll be sunny in the morning and a bit cloudy in the early afternoon. Then about 3pm the clouds get dark and the skies open up for 15 or 20 minutes. About an hour later it’s mostly clear again, although sometimes there is a bit of localized flooding. The point is, the rain in that area comes in short bursts (sometimes overnight), and it’s easy to take shelter from it for the short time it lasts. It’s kind of fun, actually. The same is true in the islands of Thailand, where you can be on the beach and eventually you notice the clouds are getting dark. Once the first drop lands, everyone heads inside for a bit, and then usually back out again when it clears up. You might get unlucky and get a day or two when it rains for a few hours at a time, but that’s rare. So if you want an interesting place where it’s warm and prices are reasonable, I’d do Thailand, Cambodia, Malaysia, or even Vietnam. In fact, the beach area of Nha Trang gets almost no rain in June. Let me know if you have any other questions. -Roger
I live in the SF bay area. Would like to go somewhere in June for 7-10 days. Four adults; My husband and two adult boys. Budget $1500 per person. Please suggest some places to go.
I wouldn’t mind going to Greece, If that would be reasonable.
Thanks
Pompa,
Airfare from SFO to Europe in June will start at around US$1,000 per person. You might find a fare to Ireland for closer to US$800, but almost anywhere else is going to be US$1,000 or above. And the minimum per day budget for any of the popular destinations in Europe is going to be close to US$100 per person. You could visit a place like Krakow or Budapest for closer to US$60 per day, but once you factor in the train tickets between cities, it still gets expensive.
For 7 days in Greece you’d probably need about US$2,000 per person. If you want more information on that, let me know.
Closer to home, you could have a great time in British Columbia on that budget, especially since the Canadian dollar is still fairly weak. Vancouver and Victoria are really lovely in June.
You could also either do Mexico or somewhere in Central America on that budget. Costa Rica is the easiest country to visit in that area. Hopefully this helps a bit. Let me know if I can help further. -Roger
Planning for a solo travel in 1st week of june. Can u suggest me few places which can be cheap and also provide me a awesome experience.thanks.
Nikhil,
I’ll be happy to try to help, but I’d really need an idea of your budget, your starting point, and hopefully some clue as to if you are looking for a beach or a city or nature or whatever else you are hoping for. -Roger
Hi Roger, also looking for suggestions for a 2 week trip in the end of may-june. starting from NYC to anywhere in europe. with possibly a stopover in iceland. not really interested in big city vibes, more relaxing/scenic. beaches are nice. and we really like food. our budget is hopefully <$2000.
Kay,
I’m assuming that you mean your budget per person is hopefully under US$2,000, and I’m assuming that you want that to include the airfare. If so you’ll definitely have to go to one of the more affordable areas in Europe, which I imagine is why you are asking in the first place.
First off, I strongly encourage you to do the Iceland stopover if you can. I have a whole separate article that discusses the wonders of Iceland and how to visit on a budget. If you can afford it, I’d recommend staying 8 days with 1 of those days in Reykjavik and the other 7 days in a rental car doing the Ring Road. It’ll probably be your favorite trip of your life if you are like me and most other visitors. However, when you include the rental car, a couple will need at least US$200 per day to do it comfortably (Rather than sleeping in a tent the whole time).
If you don’t want to spend 7 or 8 days there, then 3 would be good as it would allow you to see the main sights along the southern coast. I’ll be happy to help you plan that more if you like.
As for beach or nature destinations in Europe itself, you are going at a great time because most places don’t get too crowded until the middle of June, yet the weather is nice in late May. One possibility is to fly into Lisbon, which is a very nice and surprisingly affordable city for a couple days, and then take a train down to the Algarve, which is what they call their southern coast. The area around Faro is quite nice, fairly cheap, and mellow.
Other options would be the southern coast of Spain, although it’s not culturally very interesting, or even Spain’s islands of Ibiza, Mallorca, or even Tenerife in the Canary Islands.
Beyond that, and keeping it affordable, you might enjoy the coast of Croatia around the city of Split. The city is very nice and affordable, and after a couple days there you could take a ferry to one of the nearby islands or a bus to one of the smaller beach areas to the north or south. You’d also want to do a trip to the amazing Plitvice Falls National Park, which isn’t too far away.
The last good cheaper option in Europe would be the Greek islands. Santorini is probably the best first choice, and it has some interesting sights, although most people (northern Europeans) just go there to relax on the beach during the day and drink at night.
I’m actually in Malta as I type this, and it’s another one to consider. There aren’t many sandy beaches here, but it’s otherwise a really beautiful and relaxing island in the Mediterranean with a great mix of visitors and English as one of the official languages (so it’s stress free).
Let me know if any of these sounds interesting and I’ll be happy to offer more details. If you had something else in mind, let me know and I’ll try again. -Roger
Hi Roger. You are doing a helluva job here with your advise. Let me too try and benefit from it. Me and my wife wish to take a 7-8 nights vacation this June. Budget shall be $2000-2500 (cumulative) and New Delhi, India shall be our starting point. We do not want beach and adventure holidays. Don’t mind semi-crowded places. Any suggestions? Also, if we want to visit Dubai, what exactly do we do there apart from Desert Safari and Al-burj? This, of course, is apart from any other destination that you can suggest. Looking forward to it. Thanks.
PL,
Thank you. And interestingly enough, I was in Dubai when you sent this, and I just arrived in Malta last night after 4 days in the UAE. It actually could be a very good option for you, although Dubai is a bit unusual in that there isn’t a long list of famous attractions. That could be nice because it allows you to just relax and shop and try different restaurants and such, rather than race from one place to the next.
The Desert Safari is really fun, and this was my first time in Burj Khalifa, which was better than I expected. You can go see Burj al Arab on its beach, although it’s not close to anything else aside from the Wild Wadi water park. The Dubai Museum is interesting and well done, but only for maybe two hours tops. Weirdly enough, I enjoy walking through the huge malls, and the Dubai Mall in particular has several attractions like a huge aquarium. It’s just a very pleasant and good-value city, although in June of course it will be very hot. The good news is that most of your time would be spent indoors anyway, as it’s very well set up for the heat, with air conditioned walkways in many places. You can also spend a couple days in nearby Abu Dhabi, which is similar in some ways but different in others. The new temple there is stunning. And there is an oasis town called Al Ain not far away, and that’s also worth part of a day.
If you aren’t keen on Dubai after reading this, you could also head somewhere like Chiang Mai in Thailand or Luang Prabang in Laos. Let me know what you are thinking and if you want more suggestions let me know and I’ll try again. -Roger
I’m looking to travel end of June/beginning of July and all these places sound like good ideas until you factor in the $1500++ just for one rt flight. I really want to do a beach destination for around 9/10 days, I looked into the Balkin coast but flights and accommodations in Croatia and Greece are so expensive. If anyone has any suggestions I would love to hear back!!
Meg,
I’ll be happy to give you some custom recommendations, but I’ll need to know your starting point first so I can factor in the airfare. These articles are read by people all over the world so I can’t sort them out by airfare from the US or any other place. And by the way, there are some cheaper beaches in Europe for accommodation, although they aren’t all sandy-beach paradises near the top of the list. -Roger