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September’s comfortable temperatures give you the chance to go on holiday somewhere warm, but not too hot. If you’re thinking about going to Southeast Asia, then September is a great time to explore the beaches of Bali and the rainforests of Malaysia. Or you could discover the stunning landscapes and dynamic cities of northern Vietnam. If you fancy a relaxing beach break in September, then Sri Lanka, Mauritius and the Maldives all boast dry days and plenty of sunshine. Prefer your holidays to be super hot? Temperatures in the Middle East remain in the thirties during September, so you can get that last bit of sunshine before autumn sets in back home. Whether you want to visit Jordan’s ancient ruins in Jordan or treat yourself to a spot of luxury in Dubai, the Middle East has something for you.
September is an ideal time to grab some sun in Southeast Asia, when the region experiences dry, summery weather. In Borneo – in the Malaysian province of Sabah – you can explore one of the world’s most diverse rainforests in 28-degree heat, where orang-utans swing from the canopy. Elsewhere in Malaysia, Langkawi and Penang see temperatures in the early thirties – perfect for unwinding on a sugar-white beach. Alternatively, you could go on holiday to Vietnam in September. The north of the country misses out on most of the monsoon rains, and enjoys temperatures in the high twenties. You can sample the fusion of Sino-Vietnamese and French culture in the fascinating city of Hanoi, and sail between the limestone islands of postcard-worthy Halong Bay. If you’d prefer hotter weather, the Indonesian Island of Bali boasts balmy beaches and temperatures in the early thirties.
The Indian Ocean comes into its own in September, with islands offering sunshine, blue skies and bath-warm waters. The Maldives basks in 27-degree heat – just right for strolling along the pristine beaches, unwinding in luxury spas and snorkelling in coral reefs. If you fancy an adventure, September is a pleasant time to visit Sri Lanka. With daytime temperatures in the high twenties, as well as relatively dry weather, the ‘Teardrop of India’ has the perfect climate for exploring ancient temples, cultural cities and superb beaches. Best of all, you can see the incredible annual September reunion of wild elephants, known as ‘the gathering’. For milder weather, book a September holiday to Mauritius. Anchored off the east coast of Africa, this exotic island is slightly cooler with temperatures around 24 degrees – but definitely still warm enough for a swim in the tropical sea.
If you want some serious sunshine in September, head to the Middle East. The scorching summer will have dropped off slightly, but you can still expect temperatures in the high thirties. For sun worshippers, there’s no better place than Dubai, where the beaches bake in 39-degree heat. You can unwind under a parasol on the golden sands, splash about in the water parks, and retreat to the air-conditioned malls for a break from the sun. If you fancy a dash of culture, Abu Dhabi is another super-hot option for September. Alternatively, on the other side of the Arabian Peninsula, Jordan offers pleasant daytime temperatures of 29 degrees. So you can get out and explore the ancient city of Petra, discover historical sites, and drive through unspoilt desert landscapes.
To see more potential destinations for your holiday in the sun, take a look at where else is hot at this time of year.
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