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    Where to Travel for Hot Weather in October

    By Olivia CarterAugust 16, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read0 Views
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    1. Dubrovnik, Croatia

    Average October temperature: 72°F

    With the summer crowds dispersed and the Adriatic still warm enough for a dip, October is when the Croatian fort city of Dubrovnik reveals its quieter side. The Old Town’s limestone streets, usually bustling, take on a cinematic serenity–spot the Game of Thrones tours working their way between the filming locations while starting the day over an iced coffee. This is when locals reclaim their city, chatting outside centuries-old churches and feasting in restaurants that no longer require waiting in lines to access. The turn from summer to autumn also brings the scent of harvest, as truffles, olives, and late-season figs fill market stalls, while wine bars brim with Dingač and Postup. Whether you’re climbing the ancient walls at golden hour or ferrying to the Elafiti Islands on a near-empty boat, October offers a chance to get under the skin of a city break favourite.

    Where to stay: Hotel Excelsior is a coastal spot fit for royalty, having previously welcomed Queen Elizabeth II into its lavish rooms. We also love Ninion Dubrovnik, a secluded boutique hotel just outside the center, immersing you in the breathtaking natural landscape of one of Dubrovnik’s dreamiest getaways.

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    “Shoulder season” was once a term whispered at school gates as well-traveled parents discussed their fall break plans, or one used over drinks among friends—often met with furrowed brows. That’s no longer the case, and October holidays are all the rage among the sun-starved, eager to make up for lost time and extend the summer for a little longer.

    October in the upper portion of the northern hemisphere is often associated with tumbling leaves, falling temperatures, and the obligatory wardrobe shift once we admit defeat and give in to the shifting seasons. However, there are plenty of places that are hot in October, should a prolonged dose of vitamin D be in your best interests. Many southern US cities have favorable weather, for example buzzy Austin and Las Vegas, as does Southern Europe, where historic cities like Dubrovnik in Croatia and Valletta in Malta continue to sizzle post-summer.

    Even hotter climes may be guaranteed slightly further afield—some of our favorites include Taghazout in Morocco and Spain’s Canary Islands. Then there are the bucket list destinations that warrant an extended escape, like the dazzling beaches and junglescapes of Indonesia’s most popular island, Bali. Whether you crave a fly and flop, a weekend of cultural sites between alfresco courtyard lunches, or an intrepid adventure, there’s something in our editor-selected list of the warmest destinations in October for every type of traveler.

    Is heat not the be-all and end-all? Check out Condé Nast Traveler’s guide to the best places to visit in October.

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    Olivia Carter is a staff writer at Verda Post, covering human interest stories, lifestyle features, and community news. Her storytelling captures the voices and issues that shape everyday life.

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