David Lee

Tanzania in April offers a captivating blend of nature, wildlife, and history to adventurous travelers looking for something different. As the rainy season takes hold, Tanzania transforms into a lush paradise, with its landscapes bursting with life and color. While your chances of spotting the big five might be slim due to rain and poor game drive conditions, there are plenty of other adventures awaiting in Tanzania in April, such as birding in the Serengeti, exploring near-empty beaches in Zanzibar, or catching a deal at top accommodations, which still makes it a good time to visit this country.

Planning a trip to Tanzania in April, you’ll be able to beat the crowd to indulge in this East African beauty taking your sweet time.

January is the coldest month of the year to visit Croatia and you will get great bargains on hotels as it is a low tourist season. Does it snow in Croatia in winter? You bet it does! And the ski season is in full swing in January. Dig into the history of urban centers like Dubrovnik and Split, admire the stark beauty of frozen lakes at Plitvice Lakes National Park, and enjoy winter festivals and seasonal markets that spring up across the country during your stay in Croatia in January.

Exploring Cuba is more relaxed compared to the high-season months. There are not many tourists around and the once-bustling attractions are quiet. Foot traffic around coastal areas is also sparse during this month, meaning you can get accommodation in the elegant Varadero at a bargain. Moreover, the airfare is reasonable during this time of year, giving you the perfect opportunity to stretch your itinerary and see more of this fascinating Caribbean country.

Travel to Cuba and head out to beach resorts to enjoy the summer season in July. The country is in a jubilant mood during this time of year as carnivals and festivals showcasing exuberant Cuban culture take place across the country. Plus, all over the country, locals mark their most revered modern event—the Cuban Revolution—during this month. Travel back to the past in Santiago de Cuba and visit its imposing fortress. Explore the Vinales Valley, surrounded by mountains and known for its tobacco plantations, and kick back on the beaches of Cienfuegos.

If you dream of a summer holiday sprinkled with history, culture, water activities, and mango season, then you are ready for Egypt in August—just make sure steamy weather is your cup of tea. Not only will prices be friendlier and visitors fewer, but wonders like the Pyramids of Giza are no less spectacular in August, and you can beat the heat on the Egyptian beaches, which welcome travelers with slightly cooler temperatures and luxurious hotels. Keep reading to find out what your trip to Egypt can look like this month.