As autumn edges closer and the leaves begin to fall, we often find ourselves asking, 'Where is hot in Europe in October?'. Bank accounts are still recovering from a summer of festivals and peak-season trips, but the desire to extend the season and top up vitamin D without the long-haul flight time is strong.
The paradisical island of Cyprus is often considered the hottest place in Europe in October. The 'season' lasts so long here that many seasonal resorts remain open well into November, making it a desirable destination for travelers seeking warmth.
While temperatures in the northern regions of Greece plummet towards the end of October, the south coast and the Greek islands retain warm temperatures late into the month, with destinations like Chania enjoying an average daily high of 24°C.
October is the clever traveller's favourite time to go on holiday. The high-summer crowds have melted away, and prices are often more affordable in this shoulder season.
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