Where should I go in September?

Cherry blossoms in spring, fiery maples in autumn.

Endless islands, two seasons.

Continental — pick a region first.

Petra under blue skies.

Cappadocia balloons and Aegean beaches.

Mountain valleys and wine country.

Shoulder seasons are the sweet spot.

Paris in spring is a cliché for a reason.

Sunny shoulder seasons rule.

Mild Atlantic country, long beach season.

Islands May–Oct, ruins year-round.

Midnight sun or northern lights — both, never at once.

Two seasons, both spectacular.

Prague in spring, Christmas market dreams in December.

Budapest baths year-round.

Adriatic perfection in shoulder season.

A fairy-tale Alpine compact.

Carpathian castles, painted monasteries, wild bears.

Black Sea beaches, Rila monasteries, cheap ski.

Belgrade nightlife and brass-band villages.

Fjord-like bay, Adriatic beaches, Durmitor peaks.

Europe's last cheap Riviera.

Lake Ohrid and Ottoman bazaars.

Ottoman bridges and emerald rivers.

The Great Migration in Maasai Mara.

Serengeti, Kilimanjaro, Zanzibar.

Dunes and desert wildlife.

An entire continent — pick top or bottom.

Two seasons — both stunning.

Tropical dry season May–Oct.

Pick a region — the country spans 6 climate zones.

Endless wilderness — pick season carefully.

Inca Trail dry season May–Sep.

Carnival summer, Pantanal dry winter.

Galápagos and the equator.

A tale of two coasts and three seasons.

A long country with three climates.

A subcontinent — pick your region carefully.

Sharp four-season country.

Two coasts, opposing monsoons.

Hot & humid year-round, short showers.

Mediterranean climate with desert depth.

Bring layers — and an umbrella.

Forty shades of green, always a chance of rain.

Fjords in summer, aurora in winter.

Christmas markets and beer gardens.

Tulips bloom for one short window.

Alpine charm in any season.

Pretty old towns and brutal winters.

High Tatras, hidden castles, half the crowds.

Cities, desert, and Atlas mountains.

Reverse seasons — perfect Dec for beaches.

Highlands and ancient churches.

Dry winter, green summer.

Dry winter is the move.