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Looking for the perfect holiday destination in July? We created this informative travel guide to help narrow down your choices and make your life easier.
While many holidaymakers will visit Europe and the Mediterranean in July, our advice is to consider a long-haul holiday as far-flung destinations are often less crowded and have much better deals. Perfect for saving a little money and still experiencing sun-soaked bliss.
Discover new cultures, sample delicious cuisines, relax in luxury hotels and enjoy a variety of activities in each location. Here are the best holiday destinations to visit in July for anyone looking for sun, fun and total relaxation.
The destinations across the Indian Ocean speak for themselves with their stunning natural beauty, jaw-dropping vistas, luxury resorts, glorious weather and myriad of activities – they really have everything you need for a holiday in July.
July is the perfect time for exploring beneath the surface of the Indian Ocean. Book a scuba diving excursion or try snorkelling to uncover a host of multi-coloured coral reefs and exotic marine life. This time of year is the peak season for humpback whales, while you may also spot whale sharks, reef sharks, manta rays, turtles and dolphins.
The Seychelles will be experiencing its dry season in July, meaning you can expect lovely warm temperatures averaging at approximately 28℃. Enjoy a host of luxury resorts and the opportunity to explore the islands of Mahé, Praslin and La Digue with hikes and outdoor adventures. Similar conditions are waiting in Sri Lanka in July, with temperatures remaining around a blissful 29℃, though you may encounter the occasional shower. Combining ancient temples, verdant national parks and golden beaches, this is an excellent holiday destination for travellers seeking adventure and relaxation.
Mauritius is home to beautiful beaches with outstanding hotels, making it ideal for honeymoons, family holidays and a couples getaway in July. For overwater villas, private island retreats and a focus on wellness and tranquillity, the Maldives is an excellent choice. Visiting in July also means better deals and greater savings compared to the winter months, when tourism peaks. For those looking for an incredible nightlife as well as rich culture and idyllic moments in awe-inspiring surroundings, book a July holiday to Bali.
Travellers who are seeking sunshine, laidback island vibes and unique experiences will find it in bundles on a Caribbean holiday. While July is considered the official start of the hurricane season, most destinations offer sublime conditions throughout the summer months, with temperatures remaining in the high 20s. Just make sure you check weather and travel updates before you arrive.
Holidays to Antigua offer a mix of secluded bays and pristine beaches alongside historical attractions and lively nightlife. Spend your days exploring sites such as Nelson’s Dockyard, Fort Berkeley and the English Harbour before filling your evenings with music, dancing and flowing rum-based cocktails.
Jamaica combines stunning natural wonders, including the magical Dunn’s River Falls and the mystical Blue Hole, with outdoor adventure activities. Traverse down rivers like the Rio Grande and Martha Brae in search of elusive wildlife and spellbinding scenery. Immerse yourself in Jamaican culture and heritage by visiting the Bob Marley Museum, which celebrates the impact of the local legend.
In The Bahamas, visitors can experience Independence Day, a festival that takes place annually on July 10. Marking the end of British rule, you can get involved in Junkanoo parades, street parties and more. Island-hopping adventures, luxury golf courses, botanical gardens and diving excursions to the Andros Barrier Reef are also available throughout July to make your Bahamas holiday even more memorable.
If you’re seeking bliss in one of the Caribbean’s most beautiful destinations, visit St Lucia. It’s here you’ll be captivated by the litany of mesmerising beaches – especially in Soufriere –, the dramatic UNESCO-listed Piton mountains and lush, tropical rainforests.
South Africa is one of the best destinations for a holiday in July, promising highs of 33℃, very little rainfall and excellent conditions for a once-in-a-lifetime animal safari.
The wonderful weather makes it super easy to spot the free-roaming wildlife, including elephants, lions, rhinos, zebras, giraffes and gazelles, while the dry conditions means there will be fewer mosquitoes, meaning you can enjoy a more comfortable nature experience.
Ideal destinations for both honeymoons and adventure escapes, you should visit hotspots such as the Kruger National Park, where you can stay in a luxury bush lodge, villa or boutique hotel and get up close with the Big Five.
The Eastern Cape is home to unmissable attractions such as the Addo Elephant National Park, Kragga Kamma Game Park and Tsitsikamma Forest, while the Western Cape boasts stunning coastlines that border both the Atlantic and Indian Oceans, whale-watching boat trips and the celebrated Cape Winelands. It’s here that holidaymakers can explore the scenic wine routes – and sample the local produce – through enchanting mountains and valleys, made even more spectacular by the scintillating July sunshine.
For a taste of buzzing city life, Johannesburg holidays combine world-class shopping, dining, nightlife and cultural attractions.
Have we inspired your wanderlust? Check out more of our destinations and plan your dream July holiday today.
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