Travel Planning
6 min read

Look at the shoulder seasons
The weeks just before and after peak season often bring milder weather, thinner crowds and better availability. Greece in May and Japan in late October are good places to start.
Match the season to the experience
Some moments only happen at certain times of year. Think of Iceland’s northern lights from September to March, or the great migration in Kenya from July to October.
Check the local calendar
Festivals and public holidays can be the highlight of a trip or the reason nothing is open. Look them up before you book.
Book early for narrow windows
Popular seasons and remote destinations can fill many months ahead. Starting three to six months out gives you the best choice of stays and guides.
There is rarely one perfect time to go, only the right time for you. Tell us what you are hoping to experience and we will help you find it.

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