The search engine Jetcost.esdiscovers the preferences of its users in these colder months
The Canary Islands is one of them
Although with the weather it will be done you never know, and even less with climate change, in much of Spain we are still in winter and in many places it is cold, rains or even snows. That’s why many travellers who can escape on this date, are looking for warm places to enjoy the sun, good temperatures and outdoor life without coats. The powerful flight and hotel search engine www.jetcost.es, has checked which are the destinations that its users are looking for the most on these dates and these are some of them.
1. Sydney – Australia
In Australia there is now summer and they are about to enter a mild autumn. Although Sydney is not the capital, it is undoubtedly the most dynamic city in Australia. Surrounded by water, its inhabitants are sailing fans and it is a spectacle to see the bay, at lunchtime, between work and work crowded with small sailboats with their crew sunbathing and with the spectacular stage of the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge in the background. The Royal Botanical Garden (Domain Park) is a good place to enjoy the outdoors and Bondi Beach, to take a swim, and a paradise for surfers.
2. Bali – Indonesia
Known as “the island of the gods,” a definition that does not seem exaggerated since its beauty and variety make it a destination desired by many travellers. Although it has a small extension, it concentrates temples, volcanos, beaches, landscapes and deep rice fields and charming people. Although Indonesia is one of the most populous Muslim countries, the island of Bali is a Hindu oasis and the unique celebrations are at every step. Their craftsmanship and gastronomy are also unique. As a highly desired destination, luxury hotels have proliferated with multiple proposals and reasonable prices, especially at this time.
3. Canary Islands – Spain
Those that that great traveller who was Pliny the Elder, defined as “Lucky Islands” are a stronghold of good temperature throughout the year, in fact in these winter months, when all of Europe trembles with cold, it is the highest season in the Canary Islands. The eight islands that make up the archipelago offer fantastic beaches, many of them wild and an interior with a well-preserved nature, in fact five of them are declared a Biosphere Reserve and the archipelago has four National Parks. Whether it is to rest sunbathing or practising water sports such as windsurfing and diving or enjoying its interior with surprising landscapes that encourage hiking, cycling, climbing or even caving, there is no time for boredom in the Canary Islands.
4. Buenos Aires – Argentina
It is not easy to recommend what to see in the Argentine capital, in which it is now summer, because the possibilities are many. It is not common for one of the most visited places in the city to be the cemetery. But it is not just any cemetery, La Recoleta offers more than 90 “vaults”, as the pantheons are called here, which have been declared a National Historical Monument. Without a doubt, the essential visit is that of Eva Perón. But there is much more to see, such as Plaza de Mayo, where is the Casa Rosada, seat of the Government, San Telmo, the oldest residential neighbourhood of Buenos Aires with its antique shops and picturesque buildings that together with Palermo are the most elegant. Although perhaps the most authentic is the neighbourhood of La Boca and Caminito Street, full of tango dancers. The visit cannot end without a walk, or a good meal in the Madero port.
5. Dubai – United Arab Emirates
Of course, it is not cold in Dubai, or in the Arab Emirates, at any time of the year. Temperatures of up to 50 degrees are no exception, although, of course, there is air conditioning everywhere, even at outdoor bus stops. But the visit to Dubai is worth it, even when it’s hot. Although the best known image of this emirate is its high skyscrapers and its commercial strength, the one that until relatively recently was a small fishing village in the Persian Gulf, has become one of the most cosmopolitan cities in the world where people of almost 200 different nationalities coexist. But in it or in the surroundings, it is still possible to walk on a camel through the desert, enjoy a traditional dinner in a jaima and also climb the Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world.
6. Lima – Peru
In addition to good temperature at this time of year, the capital of Peru has for Jetcost.es users a deserved reputation for being the epicentre of Latin cuisine, and one of the best worldwide, recognised by Unesco, which in itself can be a good reason to visit it. Tour its historic centre, also a World Heritage Site, one of the most beautiful and with the most history in South America, to appreciate its rich balconies, which were decisive for the title of Unesco, and its intricate corners, you have to get to the Plaza San Martín, there you can see the duel of balconies adapted to the different architectural styles of Europe such as baroque and rococo to the reality of Peru and of various types, open, satin, drawer, closed with glass or lattices.
7. Algarve – Portugal
The climate in the Algarve is very mild throughout the year, proof of this is that one of the largest golf offers in the world is concentrated there, with about 40 golf courses, most are located in preserved areas, with dazzling views. In fact, it has often been considered the best golf destination in the world. But it is not the only thing to see and enjoy on this coastline in the south of Portugal that combines collected coves with cropped cliffs next to wonderful hotels. Do not miss reaching Cape San Vicente, which some consider to be the westernmost tip of Europe, with a beautiful lighthouse and wonderful views. It is surprising to find fishermen on the edge of cliffs who throw their bait almost 100 metres below, to the rough sea, while near the beach the surfers enjoy great waves.
8. Sicily – Italy
It is the southernmost tip of Italy, pointing to Tunisia and the African continent. A predominantly mountainous island that wins the hearts of visitors with its wonderful sea and its rich cities with its own charm. Sicily is a postcard island characterised by the indelible traces of the peoples who have inhabited it, among invaluable artistic and cultural testimonies. Syracuse, Messina or Palermo are its most outstanding cities, but it is worth taking it calmly. It is the largest island in the Mediterranean, where art, history and culture are intertwined in an amazing mixture from the sea to the mountains, passing through the countryside and coastal villages. Dotted with places of incalculable value and Greek and Arab-Norman vestiges, sumptuously embellished by the Baroque and blessed with a mild climate in all seasons, it is an unforgettable paradise.
9. Marrakech – Morocco
Between tradition and modernity, Marrakech is the promise of incomparable sensations. Strolling through Jemaa El-Fna Square, changing according to the time of day: from market to gastronomic centre, from theatre to school, with the souks with their bright colours and oriental smells, next to it, the red city is filled with horse carriages, sunny terraces, traveling artists and other day and night activities that enrich the stay in Morocco. It is not a city of great monuments, but one is dazzled by the architectural richness of the Medina and its numerous riads, small oriental palaces organised around a central courtyard converted into luxury accommodations with a sublime charm. In modern Marrakech, the neighbourhoods of Guéliz and Hivernage offer modern infrastructure, luxury boutiques and international ready-to-wear shops, as well as wide and airy avenues.
10. Maldives Islands
Whoever visits the Maldives coincides with an old legend that says that, at some point, an invisible hand must have taken a piece of Eden and then sprinkled it on our planet, with such success that it fell masterfully in the form of about 1,200 islands over the Indian Ocean. Its white sand beaches, dotted with lush palm groves and coconut trees, its transparent waters full of colourful life, have become an exclusive destination where you can disconnect from everyday life. Most of the tourist islands – about 150 approximately – follow the concept ‘One island, One resort’. Thus, each hotel chain prints its own style and know-how, generating a unique concept and a wide variety of proposals. Cabins on the sea or on the edge of the beach with private pool with the luxury all-inclusive concept in almost all, turn these islands into the true Paradise on earth.
And for those who are still hesitating, Jetcost has selected some of the warmest destinations to travel the rest of winter:
The search engine Jetcost.esdiscovers the preferences of its users in these colder months
The Canary Islands is one of them
Although with the weather it will be done you never know, and even less with climate change, in much of Spain we are still in winter and in many places it is cold, rains or even snows. That’s why many travellers who can escape on this date, are looking for warm places to enjoy the sun, good temperatures and outdoor life without coats. The powerful flight and hotel search engine www.jetcost.es, has checked which are the destinations that its users are looking for the most on these dates and these are some of them.
1. Sydney – Australia
In Australia there is now summer and they are about to enter a mild autumn. Although Sydney is not the capital, it is undoubtedly the most dynamic city in Australia. Surrounded by water, its inhabitants are sailing fans and it is a spectacle to see the bay, at lunchtime, between work and work crowded with small sailboats with their crew sunbathing and with the spectacular stage of the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge in the background. The Royal Botanical Garden (Domain Park) is a good place to enjoy the outdoors and Bondi Beach, to take a swim, and a paradise for surfers.
2. Bali – Indonesia
Known as “the island of the gods,” a definition that does not seem exaggerated since its beauty and variety make it a destination desired by many travellers. Although it has a small extension, it concentrates temples, volcanos, beaches, landscapes and deep rice fields and charming people. Although Indonesia is one of the most populous Muslim countries, the island of Bali is a Hindu oasis and the unique celebrations are at every step. Their craftsmanship and gastronomy are also unique. As a highly desired destination, luxury hotels have proliferated with multiple proposals and reasonable prices, especially at this time.
3. Canary Islands – Spain
Those that that great traveller who was Pliny the Elder, defined as “Lucky Islands” are a stronghold of good temperature throughout the year, in fact in these winter months, when all of Europe trembles with cold, it is the highest season in the Canary Islands. The eight islands that make up the archipelago offer fantastic beaches, many of them wild and an interior with a well-preserved nature, in fact five of them are declared a Biosphere Reserve and the archipelago has four National Parks. Whether it is to rest sunbathing or practising water sports such as windsurfing and diving or enjoying its interior with surprising landscapes that encourage hiking, cycling, climbing or even caving, there is no time for boredom in the Canary Islands.
4. Buenos Aires – Argentina
It is not easy to recommend what to see in the Argentine capital, in which it is now summer, because the possibilities are many. It is not common for one of the most visited places in the city to be the cemetery. But it is not just any cemetery, La Recoleta offers more than 90 “vaults”, as the pantheons are called here, which have been declared a National Historical Monument. Without a doubt, the essential visit is that of Eva Perón. But there is much more to see, such as Plaza de Mayo, where is the Casa Rosada, seat of the Government, San Telmo, the oldest residential neighbourhood of Buenos Aires with its antique shops and picturesque buildings that together with Palermo are the most elegant. Although perhaps the most authentic is the neighbourhood of La Boca and Caminito Street, full of tango dancers. The visit cannot end without a walk, or a good meal in the Madero port.
5. Dubai – United Arab Emirates
Of course, it is not cold in Dubai, or in the Arab Emirates, at any time of the year. Temperatures of up to 50 degrees are no exception, although, of course, there is air conditioning everywhere, even at outdoor bus stops. But the visit to Dubai is worth it, even when it’s hot. Although the best known image of this emirate is its high skyscrapers and its commercial strength, the one that until relatively recently was a small fishing village in the Persian Gulf, has become one of the most cosmopolitan cities in the world where people of almost 200 different nationalities coexist. But in it or in the surroundings, it is still possible to walk on a camel through the desert, enjoy a traditional dinner in a jaima and also climb the Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world.
6. Lima – Peru
In addition to good temperature at this time of year, the capital of Peru has for Jetcost.es users a deserved reputation for being the epicentre of Latin cuisine, and one of the best worldwide, recognised by Unesco, which in itself can be a good reason to visit it. Tour its historic centre, also a World Heritage Site, one of the most beautiful and with the most history in South America, to appreciate its rich balconies, which were decisive for the title of Unesco, and its intricate corners, you have to get to the Plaza San Martín, there you can see the duel of balconies adapted to the different architectural styles of Europe such as baroque and rococo to the reality of Peru and of various types, open, satin, drawer, closed with glass or lattices.
7. Algarve – Portugal
The climate in the Algarve is very mild throughout the year, proof of this is that one of the largest golf offers in the world is concentrated there, with about 40 golf courses, most are located in preserved areas, with dazzling views. In fact, it has often been considered the best golf destination in the world. But it is not the only thing to see and enjoy on this coastline in the south of Portugal that combines collected coves with cropped cliffs next to wonderful hotels. Do not miss reaching Cape San Vicente, which some consider to be the westernmost tip of Europe, with a beautiful lighthouse and wonderful views. It is surprising to find fishermen on the edge of cliffs who throw their bait almost 100 metres below, to the rough sea, while near the beach the surfers enjoy great waves.
8. Sicily – Italy
It is the southernmost tip of Italy, pointing to Tunisia and the African continent. A predominantly mountainous island that wins the hearts of visitors with its wonderful sea and its rich cities with its own charm. Sicily is a postcard island characterised by the indelible traces of the peoples who have inhabited it, among invaluable artistic and cultural testimonies. Syracuse, Messina or Palermo are its most outstanding cities, but it is worth taking it calmly. It is the largest island in the Mediterranean, where art, history and culture are intertwined in an amazing mixture from the sea to the mountains, passing through the countryside and coastal villages. Dotted with places of incalculable value and Greek and Arab-Norman vestiges, sumptuously embellished by the Baroque and blessed with a mild climate in all seasons, it is an unforgettable paradise.
9. Marrakech – Morocco
Between tradition and modernity, Marrakech is the promise of incomparable sensations. Strolling through Jemaa El-Fna Square, changing according to the time of day: from market to gastronomic centre, from theatre to school, with the souks with their bright colours and oriental smells, next to it, the red city is filled with horse carriages, sunny terraces, traveling artists and other day and night activities that enrich the stay in Morocco. It is not a city of great monuments, but one is dazzled by the architectural richness of the Medina and its numerous riads, small oriental palaces organised around a central courtyard converted into luxury accommodations with a sublime charm. In modern Marrakech, the neighbourhoods of Guéliz and Hivernage offer modern infrastructure, luxury boutiques and international ready-to-wear shops, as well as wide and airy avenues.
10. Maldives Islands
Whoever visits the Maldives coincides with an old legend that says that, at some point, an invisible hand must have taken a piece of Eden and then sprinkled it on our planet, with such success that it fell masterfully in the form of about 1,200 islands over the Indian Ocean. Its white sand beaches, dotted with lush palm groves and coconut trees, its transparent waters full of colourful life, have become an exclusive destination where you can disconnect from everyday life. Most of the tourist islands – about 150 approximately – follow the concept ‘One island, One resort’. Thus, each hotel chain prints its own style and know-how, generating a unique concept and a wide variety of proposals. Cabins on the sea or on the edge of the beach with private pool with the luxury all-inclusive concept in almost all, turn these islands into the true Paradise on earth.
And for those who are still hesitating, Jetcost has selected some of the warmest destinations to travel the rest of winter:
