October

London, United Kingdom – October Weather

What’s the Weather Like in London in October?

October is a welcoming month to visit London, UK. The autumnal colours and textures are very attractive and for many locals, it’s a favourite time of year – and not too chilly yet! With an average of five hours of sunshine each day, you’ll have plenty of daylight to explore this exciting city.

How Warm Is London In October?

The average temperature is 13°C in October which is made up of highs of 14°C and lows of 9°C

Extreme Temperatures in London

The highest temperature ever recorded for London and the extended southeast area is 29.9°C in Kent in 2011. The lowest temperature was 1°C. But these extremes and very unlikely during your holiday. 

How Much Does Ir Rain In London In October?

With 71mm of rain across 15 days, October is usually the rainiest month in London, so pack plenty of waterproof clothing and an umbrella!

The average cloud cover for London fluctuates between 69% and 76%. London experiences fog for less than one day each October.

How Warm Is The Sea Near London In October?

At 16°C, the average sea temperature for the closest coastal location to London is very chilly and much too cold for most people to endure.

Daylight Savings Time

Don’t forget Daylight Savings Time ends at 2 am on October 26, shifting the sunrise and sunset times to an hour earlier..

Is London Windy In October?

Across October, typical wind speeds usually fluctuate between light and moderate breezes.

London Hotels in October

The Savoy

For the ultimate in British elegance and luxury, The Savoy is one of London’s legendary grand hotels. Located just off The Strand right on the Thames, the  supberb location allows you to see all of the London famous landmarks, designer shopping in Knightsbridge and Mayfair, the cultural theatreland of Covent Garden, the Houses of Parliament and the National Gallery. ..The list is endless.  The rooms are finished in either Art Deco or Edwardian style and marble clad bathrooms many with views over the Thames landscape. The Savoy has two cocktail bars, Gordon Ramsey’s Savoy Grill, Kaspar’s all day menu and Simpsons in the Strand.  A stay in this London icon will be unforgettable.

The Taj 51 Buckingham Gate

Another ‘wow’ experience in quintissential London luxury is The Taj 51 Buckingham Gate. This hotel is steeped in history and is is built around St James Court’s fountain which was once home to the Lords and Ladies of the Royal Courts. It has been beautifully restored in keeping with a London Heritage hotel and is simply magical and indulgent in every way. Five minutes walk from Buckingham Palace,  it offers 5 star plush suites with bespoke interiors and state of the art luxury with a nod to . The Taj is also home to one of the best Indian restaurants in London.  

The Montcalm at the Brewery

Transformed from an historic brewery to a luxury hotel with 235 rooms, The Montcalm at the Brewery has maintaind it’s original heritage with a touch of the modern. The is on a quite side street that is very close to St Pauls catherdral and bang in the middle of the lively Financial district. The rooms are decorated with a contemporary style,  complete with all the amenities of a lavish hotel. There are two lovely eateries to choose from in the hotel, a traditional British pub and The Chiswell Street Dining Rooms.    

Premier Inn London Wimbledon South

For those on more of a strict budget, the Premier Inn London Wimbledon South is a central hotel just a short walk away from Colliers Wood tube station and only three miles away from Wimbledon. The modern accommodation comes in the shape of double, triple, quadruple and accessible rooms, each of which includes free WiFi access, flat-screen TV, tea/coffee making facilities and private bathroom with hairdryer and toiletries. Within the hotel you’ll find a restaurant which serves continental and full English breakfast buffets, bar which serves coffee, alcohol and soft drinks, free WiFi access throughout and paid public parking nearby. Children under 16 years old can enjoy a free breakfast every morning.

Holiday Inn Express Earl’s Court

Another budget-friendly hotel, is the Holiday Inn Express Earl’s Court. This affordable hotel is within a five-minute walk of the West Kensington tube station, a ten-minute walk from the Olympia Exhibition Centre and Earls Court and a 15-minute walk from Chelsea’s Stamford Bridge Stadium. Here guests can choose between twin, double and accessible rooms. Your stay will include a full English and continental breakfast buffets, the Great Room which serves light snacks, drinks and broadcasts live sporting events, free WiFi access throughout and paid public parking.

Park Plaza Riverbank London

When it comes to a room with a view, it’s got to be Park Plaza Riverbank London. This hotel is found on the south side of the River Thames and offers fantastic vistas of the river and London’s cityscape. The hotel is also within walking distance of top attractions such as the Houses of Parliament, Big Ben and the London Eye. Park Plaza Riverbank London provides a selection of superior and executive rooms, junior suites and accessible rooms. Onsite dining options include the Club Lounge which serves breakfast, Chino Latino which serves fusion cuisine for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Bars and Restaurants

Herman ze German

October is a great time to celebrate German cuisine, and London has plenty to offer. Charing Cross is home to Herman ze German where you’ll find a variety of schnitzel meals, as well as traditional wurst sausage with an array of toppings, extras and deals. Prices are reasonable, and the portions are generous. Take note, the spicy sauces are definitely spicy!

Zeitgeist

Zeitgeist, gastropub in Lambeth is full of character and can get pretty lively. The dishes are hearty and comforting, such as schewinebraten and German wurst sausage and chips, and there is an excellent variety of beer to suit – over 18 on tap and 30 bottled.

The Delaunay

For the exceptional service and high class food, The Delaunay, Covent Garden is excellent value for money for what you receive. An ideal and stunning art deco venue for a pre or post theater meal, the menu offers popular dishes such as schnitzel, with its thin and perfectly fried crispy coating. For dessert, treat yourself to a traditional and warming slice of hot strudel – perfect for the winter month of October.

Bierschenke Beer Hall

Throughout October, experience the excitement of Oktoberfest at Bierschenke Beer Hall, near Liverpool Street. With free entry, and lively entertainment, it’s the perfect venue. Explore the signature craft beers, crafted by authentic Bavarian brewery Müllerbräu of Neuötting, established in 1768.

Things to do in London in October

The Leighton House Museum and Art Gallery

October can be a very cold and damp time to visit London, so you’re best off planning indoor activities for your trip. The Leighton House Museum and Art Gallery is a great place to visit for art lovers. Set in the former home of the Victorian artist Lord Leighton, this museum is one of the 19^th century’s most remarkable buildings and is home to a selection of artwork created by Leighton and his contemporaries.

The museum also displays the large collection of phenomenal 16th century glaxed Middle Eastern tiles. In addition to the permanent collections which include sculptures, paintings and other masterpieces, the Leighton House Museum and Art Gallery also features various temporary exhibitions.

The Museum of London

With free entry every day, the Museum of London is a top attraction to visit if you’re on a low-cost holiday in the city. This museum features various permanent galleries including London Before London, Roman London, Medieval London, War, Plague and Fire, Expanding City, People’s City, World City, City Gallery and Sackler Hall each of which provides visitors with a new understanding of the capital.

Tower Bridge

Tower Bridge is one of the most iconic buildings in London and is a must-visit during your stay. At this popular attraction you can admire the structure from the side of the Thames or venture inside and explore the exhibition. If you visit the Tower Bridge during the day, you’ll be able to see the structure in its true glory, but if you visit after dark you’ll have a completely different experience, with the tower lit up by thousands of lights. Highlights include animated videos, high-level walkways, panoramic city views, international bridge displays, artwork displays and Victorian engine rooms. 

Stomp

If you fancy seeing a show during your holiday in London, check out Stomp. This international smash hit is held at the Ambassadors Theatre which is easily accessible by the tube or the train. Fresher, faster and funnier than ever before, Stomp is a superb combination of rhythm, comedy, theatre and dance which has astounded audiences world over. The eight talented performers who make up the show use everyday items such as lighters, plastic bags, sinks and bin lids to hammer out tunes which will have you singing along. 

St Martin in the Fields

St Martin in the Fields is one of the most popular churches to visit in London. Set in the heart of the city, this church offers regular services in several languages and also features a café set inside the crypt, providing a budget-friendly option of London dining in unusual surroundings.

London Transport Museum

It’s located just around the corner from Covent Garden, which deservedly ranks as one of the most popular tourist spots in the city. The area bustles with life and is known for its regular street performers in addition to high-end shops, restaurants and theatres. If the weather takes a turn for the worst, head indoors to the London Transport Museum, which pays justice to the city’s reputation as the birthplace of the railway and first modern underground system, colourfully brought to life via a series of exhibits and interactive learning.

Why is it so warm in October? What causes the high UK temperatures and latest Met Office weather forecast

The UK is set to be hotter than Greece over the weekend as Britons continue to enjoy “unusually warm” temperatures this October.

London and other areas in the south of England will surpass 20C, with the capital expected to hit 22C today – higher than Athens, which is predicted to peak at 20C over the weekend.

Temperatures of 20.5C were recorded in St James’s Park in central London on Wednesday. Alex Burkill, senior meteorologist at the Met Office, said: “It’s likely to be the warmest spell we’ve had at the end of October since 2014, when we had the warmest Halloween on record.

“There appears to be a warming trend in our Octobers over the recent years, with many of them bringing milder than average spells.”

Plenty of sunshine is expected across the south over the next few days, matching temperatures in St Tropez in southern France.

Glasgow and Belfast are predicted to reach 16C, although this could be followed by a period of more typical October weather.

A spokesperson for the Met Office told i: “With this low pressure out to the west, with the way the jet stream is positioned at the moment, it’s helping to spin these weather systems in towards the UK.

“What it’s also doing though, is helping develop the kind of south-westerly airflow which is spinning in some of these periods of wet and windy weather, but also the warmer kind of continental air over the UK much more than average for the time of year.”

The Met Office said that next week there would be “low pressure to the north-west of the UK, with the wettest weather in the west”. Similar weather may continue up to Halloween.

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The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for parts of Scotland, including Highlands, Eilean Siar and Strathclyde, and Northern Ireland on Friday, meaning residents should expect heavy rain and some flooding of “a few homes and businesses”.

It added that bus and train services would probably be affected, with journey times taking longer, and spray and flooding on roads.

Following the warm spell, the Met Office has warned that snow may appear across the north and west of the UK as early as 9 November.

Between November 9 and 23 there could be “an increasing chance of settled weather from mid-month, bringing a potential for colder, drier weather especially for the north and west.

“This would likely bring a risk of chilly nights with mist, frost and fog in places, with some snow possible in any showers in northern and western areas, especially over high ground.”

This could mean that a white Christmas could be on the cards for the first time since 2010.

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Weather in London in October 2023, water temperature in London

Check the weather for October before planning your London holiday.
Average weather data includes daytime highs and nighttime lows in temperature, rainfall, hours of sunshine, and water temperature data.

In October 2016

18 ° C

11 ° C

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Precipitation by day

Light rain – up to 2.5 mm per hour, moderate rain – up to 8 mm per hour, heavy rain – more than 8 mm per hour, heavy rain from 30 mm.

3.7778 mm

3.1111 mm

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The maximum daytime temperature in London is 17.5556 °С, the minimum nighttime temperature is 8.6667 °С. The amount of precipitation in October is usually no more than 25 mm, and the number of hours of sunshine is at least 10.

Weather in October at other resorts of Great Britain

Birmingham

14 ° C

Cardiff

15 ° C

Liverpool

15 ° C

9000

Manchester

14°C

Oxford

15°C

Scotland

9°C

Edinburgh

13°C

Jersey

16°C

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October 30, 2022

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Palma majorca weather in october: Palma October Weather, Average Temperature (Spain)

Опубликовано: January 29, 2023 в 4:22 pm

Автор: alexxlab

Категории: October

Palma de Mallorca Sea Temperature in October

Looking to find out what the average sea water temperature in Palma de Mallorca is for October? Find out what the lowest, highest, and average water temperatures are for Palma de Mallorca over the past 10 years.

Average water temperature in Palma de Mallorca for October

The average, high, and low temperatures below should help you if you can swim in the water in Palma de Mallorca in October.

23.25° C

(73.85° F)

• highest: 25.17° C (77.31° F)
• lowest: 18.33° C (64.99° F)

Water at this temperature is very pleasant to swim in and if you tend to wear a wetsuit when swimming, you might consider removing it now to avoid the body overheating.

Water temperature range by day in October in Palma de Mallorca

The chart below shows the range of low and high temperatures by day for the month of October in Palma de Mallorca.

Water temperatures for October in Palma de Mallorca in recent years

In January	In February	In March	In April	In May	In June
In July	In August	In September	In October	In November	In December

Day	2022	2021	2020	2019
1	25. 1° C	24.92° C	23.93° C	24.6° C
2	25.02° C	25.04° C	23.58° C	24.24° C
3	24.79° C	25.17° C	23.32° C	24.35° C
4	24.4° C	24.9° C	23.13° C	24.41° C
5	24.62° C	24.76° C	22.93° C	24.28° C
6	24.63° C	24.53° C	22.87° C	24.4° C
7	24.49° C	24.19° C	22.64° C	24.11° C
8	24.52° C	24.26° C	22.5° C	24.2° C
9	24.57° C	24.26° C	22.56° C	24.21° C
10	24.62° C	23.85° C	22.64° C	23.98° C
11	24.52° C	23.64° C	22.45° C	24.01° C
12	24. 48° C	23.54° C	22.4° C	24.17° C
13	24.45° C	23.56° C	22.27° C	24.16° C
14	24.5° C	23.51° C	22.07° C	24.06° C
15	24.43° C	23.38° C	22.09° C	23.91° C
16	24.18° C	23.33° C	21.94° C	24.13° C
17	24.08° C	23.31° C	21.76° C	24.37° C
18	24.12° C	23.37° C	21.68° C	24.16° C
19	24.17° C	23.47° C	21.62° C	23.97° C
20	24.2° C	23.48° C	21.89° C	23.89° C
21	24.15° C	23.18° C	21.93° C	23.75° C
22	23.99° C	23.08° C	21.57° C	23.4° C
23	23. 87° C	22.88° C	21.52° C	22.95° C
24	23.94° C	22.74° C	21.61° C	22.78° C
25	24.02° C	22.5° C	21.52° C	22.68° C
26	24.01° C	22.44° C	21.1° C	22.71° C
27	23.98° C	22.6° C	20.93° C	22.66° C
28	23.98° C	22.29° C	20.81° C	22.58° C
29	23.91° C	22.3° C	20.77° C	22.43° C
30	23.88° C	22.12° C	20.79° C	22.35° C
31	23.71° C	22.1° C	20.88° C	22.21° C

Water temperature in October for locations near Palma de Mallorca

Cala Mayor

Spain, Europe

2.33 miles away

Illetas

Spain, Europe

3. 77 miles away

Platja de Palma

Spain, Europe

4.21 miles away

Can Pastilla

Spain, Europe

4.21 miles away

Palma Nova

Spain, Europe

6.78 miles away

S’Arenal

Spain, Europe

7.38 miles away

Data source and citation

Raw data for the calculations made to find the sea surface temperature in Palma de Mallorca comes from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and their 1/4° daily Optimum Interpolation Sea Surface Temperature.

The water temperature data is constructed by combining observations from different platforms (satellites, ships, buoys, and Argo floats) on a regular global grid. A spatially complete sea surface temperature map is then built by interpolating to fill in gaps in the data.

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Tenerife

Average high: October 24C, November 21C
If Tenerife conjures up images of 18-30 package holidays and high-rise hotels, you haven’t been for a while. The seedier side of the island does still exist, but a new wave of ecotourism is attracting a more discerning visitor, and it’s a great place for whale-watching, hiking, and trips to the rugged island of La Gomera.

The Green Traveller website has just launched an online guide to sustainable tourism in Tenerife (greentraveller.co.uk/sustainable-tourism-tenerife), highlighting organic restaurants, nature-based activities and cultural sites. Best of all, the guide has a great selection of rural hotels and holiday lets, such as Casa Las Pérez, a two-bedroom cottage in the southern Granadilla de Abona district, where temperatures seldom dip below 20C, even in the depths of winter. Surrounded by ravines and well off the beaten track, it costs from around £68 a night, minimum stay three nights.

In the less developed north-west, Hotel El Patio in Garachico (i-escape.com/hotel-el-patio) is a rambling coastal estate where doubles cost from €74 a night (minimum four-night stay). It has a pool and 26 simple, cheery rooms with terracotta floors and views of a banana plantation or a lush courtyard.

Or splash out on Abama (+34 902 105600, abamahotelresort.com, doubles from €275 a night), one of the island’s flashest hotels, with a funicular train that transports guests down to its private cliff-backed beach.
Monarch (08719 405040, monarch.co.uk) flies to Tenerife from Birmingham, Gatwick, Luton and Manchester from £110 return

Algarve, Portugal

Average high: October 22C, November 19C
A bit like with Tenerife, the accommodation available in the Algarve may surprise you. Muxima (+351 91 601 2830, muxima-montesferreiros.com) is an African-accented, family-friendly eco retreat where guesthouses are encircled by a cork forest and the beach is close by. The rooms have porches or terraces for soaking up the autumn sun. There is 20% off breaks in October, taking the cost for a week to £244pp.
Ryanair (ryanair.com) flies to Faro from 11 British airports from £146 in October

Costa del Sol, Spain

Finca Cardo, near Málaga

Average high: October 23C, November 19C
The heatwave may be over in Britain, but it has been a great autumn so far in southern Europe: temperatures were approaching 30C this week on the Costa del Sol. In Málaga, you could stay in the city with its old town and art galleries – try the stylish Hotel Palacio Blanco (+34 952 549174, palacioblanco.com, doubles from €75 a night) – or 15 minutes out of town in Alhaurín de la Torre. Here you’ll find Rancho del Ingles (+34 699 414544, ranchodelingles.com), a self-contained retreat with pool and a choice of characterful villas. Villas cost from €62 a night, minimum two nights, and are full of quirky reclaimed furniture. The area may be overdeveloped, but you’ll be blissfully unaware of that, holed up in your stylish garden. You can rent the whole complex (five villas) or individual buildings. Another delightful property, next door Finca Cardo (holiday-rentals.co.uk/p832968, from £700 a week), sleeps four.

Alternatively, autumn is perfect for walking in the Alpujarras, an hour-and-a-half from Málaga by car. Responsible Travel (01273 600030, responsibletravel.com) has £50 off short walking holidays in Andalucía in November. The group hikes pass through pine forests and narrow gorges and are fuelled by plenty of regional food and wine. With the discount a five-day trip costs from £349, including traditional accommodation, all meals and activities, but not flights, departing 3 and 24 November.
Thomson (Thomsonfly.com) flies to Málaga from nine British airports from £135 return

Mallorca

Sóller, Mallorca. Photograph: Alamy

Average high: October 23C, November 18C
Mallorca is now a serious rival to Ibiza for its gastronomic restaurants, hip bar scene and fashionable crowd. L’Avenida (+34 971 634075, avenida-hotel.com), a super-stylish townhouse hotel in Sóller, north-west Mallorca, is offering winter sun mini-breaks from about £114pp a night for a three-night break in November. The building is a temple to contemporary luxury, especially the bathrooms: Philippe Starck details and roll-top baths. It is two minutes from the town square and 20 minutes by taxi from Palma.
Easyjet (easyjet.com) flies from nine British airports to Palma, Mallorca, from £71 in November

Malta

Average high: October 25C, November 21C
If you wait until next month to go to Gozo, a small island off Malta, you may lose a few degrees in heat but you’ll save more than a few quid. HomeAway.co.uk (holiday-rentals.co.uk) has a cosy 300-year-old farmhouse sleeping five that is much cheaper in November than October (about £354 a week). The weather will be mild, so you’ll still be able to make the most of your private pool and roof terrace. There is a wealth of history on your doorstep, from caves where the first inhabitants of Gozo settled to what’s said to be the oldest freestanding temple in the world. For those with more mundane concerns, there’s a bakery selling freshly baked Gozitan bread within walking distance and the restaurants and bars of the capital, Victoria, are just 2km away.
Ryanair (ryanair.com) flies to Malta from six British airports from £82 return

Morocco

Ourika valley, Morocco. Photograph: Alamy

Average high: October 28C, November 22C
For a short, sunny adventure, north Africa (the peaceful bits) is a great choice. Marrakech is popular, as is the fun coastal town of Essaouira, but some say the city of Fez is more authentically Moroccan. Riad Le Calife (+212 535 762608, riadlecalife.com) is an atmospheric riad in the medina, with a very good restaurant. For a gang or large family, you could rent Dar Tamazerte (01948 770509, marrakechholidayvilla.com) from £250 a night including breakfast and maid service (minimum three nights). This private villa with pool in the Ourika valley near Marrakech sleeps eight.
Ryanair (ryanair.com) flies to Marrakech from Bristol, East Midlands, Luton and Stansted from £62 return

Jordan

Average high: October 27C, November 20C
Unlike its neighbours, Jordan experienced very little unrest during the Arab spring. It’s a stunningly beautiful and historically fascinating country, quiet and small and easy to travel around, and still very warm and sunny at this time of year.

Those seeking a last-minute family half-term break could book one of a few remaining places on Explore’s (0845 867 9434, explore.co.uk) group family trip there, departing on 22 October. It’s educational but exciting, featuring Petra, crusader castles and Biblical settings. Children will love floating in the Dead Sea and camping out in the desert in a goat-hair tent. The trip costs £1,185 for children and £1,250 for adults, including flights, accommodation in modern mid-range hotels and a desert camp, breakfasts, one lunch and one dinner.
BMI (flybmi.com) flies to Amman from Heathrow from £200 return in October

Tunisia

Winter sun in Tunisia.

Average high: October 26C, November 21C
It’s 27C in coastal resorts in Tunisia right now! Whether you want to collapse on a beach, explore historic sites such as Carthage, or shop and stuff your face in a souk, now is a great time for a trip. Lots of companies offer package deals. Seven nights half board at the small Vincci Flora Park in Enfidha, costs £307pp including flights from Doncaster on 19 October through Direct Holidays (directholidays.co.uk).

Or set up your own trip: try Dar Fatma (+216 71 981284, darfatma.

Gemma Owen and Luca Bish: have Love Island couple split up?

The two became an official couple in August after leaving the Love Island villa together

By Rhona Shennan

17th Nov 2022, 8:51am

While many couples on Love Island talk about the tests that they have to endure whilst they’re on the show together, everyone knows that it’s when they get back out into the real world that the true test begins – and following the end of the show, fans like to keep a close eye on the couples to see who will stand the test of time.

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But it seems that all is not well in paradise with Owen and Bish – this is everything you need to know.

Have they broken up?

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It has been confirmed via their respective Instagram accounts that Owen and Bish have decided to go their “separate ways”. The news comes following rumours earlier this week that the pair failed to turn up to ITV’s Palooza event together.

Owen wrote on her story: “To all my followers, I wanted to let you know that Luca and I are no longer in a relationship. It wasn’t an easy decision but ultimately this is what is best for both of us right now. Many of you have been on this journey with us from the very beginning, and I want to thank you for your continued support as we start new chapters.”

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Luca Bish and Gemma Owen attend the Daily Mirror Pride of Britain Awards 2022 at Grosvenor House on October 24, 2022 in London, England. (Photo by Eamonn M. McCormack/Getty Images)

Over on his account, Bish also shared on his story: “Switched my phone back on after taking some time out to clear my head after an emotional afternoon to thousands of messages and news articles about my breakup.

“I would have liked some time to process this privately but as you all already now know sadly Gemma and I made the mutual decision earlier today to go our separate ways. We have been on such a journey together and have made some amazing memories which I will treasure. I can’t thank everyone enough for their support for us as a couple during and after Love Island.

“We will remain good friends and I wish nothing but the best for her.”

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How long were they together?

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While the two didn’t become official until after leaving the villa in Majorca together, Owen and Bish cemented themselves as a couple on Love Island relatively early on in the series, coupling up for the first time during the second recoupling ceremony.

The pair remained faithful to each other throughout the course of the show, through ups and downs including various challenges and Casa Amor.

However, their time together wasn’t exactly smooth, and the two proved to be a controversial couple on the show – specifically due to Bish’s behaviour over the eight weeks that Love Island aired.

Gemma and Luca talking by the fire pit in the Love Island villa (Photo: ITV)

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Fans of the show claimed that Bish was only with Owen due to her famous father, while others grew concerned about his possessive behaviour over the 19-year-old. Bish also faced accusations that he bullied fellow islander Tasha Ghouri.

After leaving the villa in second place, Bish officially asked Owen to be his girlfriend in an extravagant ceremony in August that was shared on Instagram.

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What has the response been like?

Fans of the show have been left less than surprised following the news of their breakup,  with many stating that it should come as a surprise to “absolutely no one”.

One person wrote: “Not Gemma and Luca preaching how they were the strongest couple during their entire Love Island experience to break up not even four months later [laughing emoji.”

The pair had their fair share of ups and downs during the show (Photo: ITV)

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Another tweeted: “I’m sure Gemma and Luca splitting up has been a shock to absolutely no one.”

“I’m crying, there I was thinking Luca and Gemma were releasing the news of their breakup after time had passed – only to find out they’d split earlier TODAY + Gemma FLEW to let everyone know she was free [skull emoji],” another person wrote.

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One person tweeted: “People being shocked about Gemma and Luca breaking up and saying “what were the signs?” as if we didn’t watch the same show and saw the signs.”

Which couples from their season of Love Island are still together?

Despite Bish and Owen claiming to be the strongest pair whilst they were on the show, the two have actually become the first of the finale couples to call it quits.

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10 Reasons To Visit Sardinia In October

Over the last few years, the Sardinia weather in October has been particularly pleasant – perfect for a range of different holidays.

If you are asking whether to go to Sardinia in October, here you can find all the answers you need. Read this “top-10” list, a useful guide about the many things to do during this period.

 

1. Sardinia weather in October

The weather is mild and suitable for visitors during this time of year. Thanks to this temperate climate, you will be able to have a relaxing swim in one of the many fabulous beaches and enjoy the bright sun, without getting burned, one of the risks during red-hot high seasons.

Sunset in Alghero

 

2. Uncrowded beaches

Beaches and coves are not as busy as in summer months, due to entering the “back-to-school” period. Thus, Italian children won’t be filling the seaside resorts, leaving all the beaches with a peaceful but still lively atmosphere. If you love to avoid the crowds, October is the month you are looking for.

Find out more about Sardinia’s wonderful beaches now.

Costa Rei 

 

3. Excursions

Hiking, horse riding, boat excursions and outdoors day trips: all these activities can be experienced in this easy-going month. Autumn is the ideal season for these activities; as the moderate temperature lets people best enjoy wild Sardinia, amid its brownish and lukewarm colours.

Does a Sardinia activity holiday sound appealing? Find out more now.

Horse riding 

 

4. Witness real-life Sardinia

Experience and live the real life of the islanders. See children going to school, locals buying fresh products at the market, old friends chatting with their own dialect. The fewer tourists that are visiting the island, the more you can feel the authentic Sardinian “dolce vita”.

Learn more about the cultures of Sardinia now.

A local on his old-fashioned Vespa

 

5. Perfect for city breaks

This Italian region is dotted with various towns and villages. Discover culturally different sites, from big cities in the south such as Cagliari (the capital), or Quartu Sant’Elena to the north with Alghero, Sassari and Olbia – without forgetting the wild central region, full of traditional towns, among all Nuoro.

Panoramic view of Alghero

 

6. Festival fever

Autumn is the festivals season. Particularly, we are not dealing with touristy festivals, but rather it is about typical village traditions and culture. In Italy, this type of event, always accompanied by lots of traditional dishes, has a dedicated word: Sagra (e.g. “Sagra delle castagne” – Chestnut’s Festival, in Aritzo).

Check out the island’s annual festivals and events calendar now.

Aritzo

 

 

7. Culture

7,000 Nuraghis (unique Sardinian ancient buildings from the Bronze Age), more than 150 museums, and about 50 archaeological sites; these are the numbers of the island’s culture. In fact, the exotic beaches are not the only tourist offer; you could spend a whole holiday visiting heritage attractions without even seeing everything there is on offer.

​Nuraghe Santa Sarbana

 

8. Gastronomy

October’s food experience is unique thanks to many seasonal products. The island is renowned for its healthy gastronomy and especially for its copious variety of farm restaurants (in Italian, Agriturismi), where you can find all the typical Sardinian dishes and drinks, such as suckling pig, cheeses, hand-made pastas, wines and myrtle liquor – emblems of this idyllic destination.

Get the low down on Sardinia’s food and drink scene now.

Agriturismo Tenuta Pilastru

 

9. Natural parks

Warm weather permits charming walks amongst the island’s remarkable natural parks, of which three are national and four are regional; here, nature is king. In the north-west region visit Porto Conte or Asinara Park, in the north-east La Maddalena, or if heading into Central Sardinia, see Gennargentu Park.

Asinara National Park

 

10. A good deal

Last but not least, coming in October would present a great deal for you and your family. The prices for villas, hotels, flights and several services are much more economical compared to high-season rates. Have a look at our special offers page for more information.

Stintino – La Pelosa 

 

Looking forward to holidaying in Sardinia in October? Check out our range of accommodation and plan your fantastic holiday with us.

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Larnaca, Cyprus – October Weather

October still remains quite warm in Larnaca, Cyprus, although it is much less busy than the preceding summer months of June, July, August and September as many of the tourists have now gone home. This is a good time of year to visit if you would prefer a quieter, calmer holiday.

October is blessed with a comfortable average temperature of 22°C, which makes it the fifth warmest month of the year in the resort, after the four previous summer months. Temperatures are pleasant all throughout the day, with nighttime low temperatures around 16°C and daytime high temperatures averaging a warm 27°C. Both those low and high temperatures fall in the course of the month, though; respectively from 19°C to 15°C and from 29°C to 25°C. The sea temperature remains relatively warm as well and averages 20°C, a temperature that is still suitable for swimming, although not for everyone anymore.

The average monthly total of rain is around 20mm, a significant increase since the low amounts of rainfall in the previous half year. October is also characterised by 6 days with precipitation. The probability that it will rain increases throughout the month. October 1 is the driest day with a chance of rainfall of 13%. October 31, with a 24% chance of rainfall, is the wettest day of the month. The most likely type of rainfall this time of year is thunderstormshey happen on 59% of the days with precipitation. Moderate rain and light rain may occur as well, respectively on 28% and 12% of the rainy days.

Cloud cover increases noticeably as well in October. It rises from 14% in the beginning of the month to 25% toward the end. The fact that the sky tends to become less clear means, of course, that there will be less sunshine too.

The average day in October still has 8 hours of sunshine though, which is a lot, especially when compared to the cloudy skies in Great Britain at this time of the year.

Conveniently located a short stroll away from the city’s famous seafront and about ten minutes from the airport is Livadhoitis City Hotel. The hotel contains 57 rooms, from singles to suites, all with flat screen TVs with satellite, high speed internet, phone line, heating and air-conditioning, a mini fridge, coffee/tea maker, ironing board, washroom with toiletries and hair dryer, balcony and safe box, and even room service on request. The hotel has a bar and restaurant as well as a breakfast buffet in the morning. The hotel reception area also provides computer use and a booking service to help you book your reservations for various activities in the area.

The main draw in Larnaca is still of course the fabulous beaches. Faros Beach, for examples, is very popular because of its shallow, calm water, suitable for both those with children and people wishing to participate in water sports. There is a beach bar as well.

The place to go for great food, enough drinks and an all-round fun night out is Lithos Bar & Grill. This place is a part of the Lithos Hotel and has established itself as one of the better places in the resort for evening entertainment. They serve local and international food, have an extensive selection of wines, beers and spirits, and are also a great place to catch a sports game on one of their eight large screens.

Ochi Day is celebrated all over Greece on October 28 and commemorates the occasion when General Metaxis was threatened with an invasion ultimatum by Mussolini, to which he answered simply ‘no!’. This is a public holiday all over Greece and Cyprus as well, so many public services may be closed or severely limitedust for your information.

At the start of Athens Avenue, also known as the Palm Trees Promenade, lies Europe Square. This beautiful historically significant square is home to the very first colonial buildings erected by the Brits in the late-19^th century. At the time, Larnaca was the largest port city on the island of Cyprus and the logical place to start colonisation for the Brits. Nowadays, you can still see the old customs warehouses, the bureaus of the chief port master and the office of the customs officer. These historic buildings now house an art gallery, history museum and the municipal cultural services.

Coral Bay, Cyprus – October Weather

What’s the Weather like in Coral Bay in October

What better way to escape the impending autumnal chills than escaping to a subtropical island? Coral Bay, located in the southwestern area in the island of Cyprus, is the perfect getaway to flee those falling temperatures.

Temperature

The temperatures in October are similar to that of June with an average of 22(71 during the day. Hot spells are still common this time of year but if your main goal is to experience sweltering days, head to the resort in July instead.

The town still enjoys highs of 27(81 with breeze from the sea offering cooling relief. The evenings can be a bit brisk. Lows during this month are an average of 16(61. This could feel quite cool at times and travelers may want to consider packing a jacket to wear at night and summer attire during the day.

Average Sea Temperature

With sea temperatures still quite reasonable, Coral Bay enjoys a long swimming season. The average sea temperature is 25(77, perfect for a dip or ride on a jet ski.

Rainfall

October is the beginning of the rainy season but will feel much drier when compared with the average precipitation levels experienced in the UK. Over the course of just 5 days, the region will receive about 19mm of rain on average.

By now the autumnal equinox has already passed and daylight hours have dropped considerably. Visitors to Coral Bay will enjoy 10 hours of sunshine every day during this month. Likewise, the UV rating for this month is also considerably lower than August and September. A moderate UV rating of 5 on the index scale is less dangerous. Individuals that burn easily may still want to use a broad spectrum SPF30 sunscreen. Keep in mind that bright surfaces, such as water and sand, will increase UV exposure.

Coral Bay Hotels in October

Elysium

Coral Bay boasts some of the most beautiful resorts in Europe. While visiting the area, relax at the Elysium. The hotel grounds offer an impressive combination of gardens and waterfalls to create a tropical environment. This resort is family friendly and even includes a babysitting service and the “Angel’s Kids Club,” which is free of charge. There is an onsite full service spa, several restaurants, and many athletic facilities.

The Elysium even works in collaboration with the Cyprus Scuba Center to offer diving courses. Explore a ship wreck or ancient monument while staying at this resort. The hotel also offers several pools, both indoors and outdoors, as well as tennis courts and access to a personal trainer. Truly a luxurious escape, indulge yourself at Elysium Cyprus.

Capital Coast Resort and Spa

Nestled in between Paphos and Coral Bay, Capital Coast Resort and Spa offers a tranquil stay in paradise. This hotel offers many room types to suit every traveler. Sea view rooms are available and the resort has a massive pool. Additional facilities include lighted tennis court, a children’s outdoor playground, and gardens. The resort also offers water activities such as scuba diving, boat rentals, and windsurfing. Enjoy the spa or relax in the Jacuzzi, the health center also an indoor heated pool, Finnish sauna, fitness centre, gym, and aerobics studio. There are several onsite restaurants and rooms are available from a variety of price ranges.

Kiniras Hotel

For those traveling on a tighter budget, Kiniras Hotel is the perfect compromise between luxury and economy. This hotel is family run and offerings a more charming stay in Cyprus. There are only 18 rooms, allowing the staff to provide personalised service and attention. Kiniras was awarded the CTO (Cyprus Tourism Organization) Vakhis award for a high standard of service and hospitality. Additionally, the onsite restaurant offers traditional Cypriot options made with organically farmed ingredients. Facilities include an airport shuttle, beauty shop, full-service bar, tour desk and luggage storage. It may be helpful to note that Wi-Fi is available free of charge and the staff can speak English, Russian, German, French, and Greek. 

Beaches in Coral Bay in October

Coral Bay Beach

This may be the last month to fully enjoy the waters at Coral Bay Beach. The beach is world renowned for its golden sand and limestone cliffs. It also features amenities such as a shower, life guards, and umbrella hires.  Additionally, Coral Bay is a blue flag beach which is environmentally friendly and incredibly safe.

Alykes Beach

If you’re looking to leave Coral Bay, check out Alykes Beach. Just a short drive from Coral Bay, this beach has a play area and is great for small children.  From this beach, Golden Dolphin water sports offers trips to shipwrecks and blue caves. Parking is free and ample at this beach.

Bars and Restaurant

Anesi Restaurant

Anesi Restaurant is a beautiful restaurant offering international cuisine as well as traditional Cypriot dishes. Anesi is open in the evenings from 6:00-11:00pm every night of the year. This restaurant regularly offers entertainment such as Elvis impersonations and live musical events. This highly recommended restaurant features an excellent wine menu, professional service, and lively atmosphere. Outdoor seating is available and reservations are recommended.

Aqui

Offering Mediterranean fusion cuisine, Aqui is one of “the” places to be in Coral Bay. The restaurant’s chef, Tony Harvey, was once the personal chef to the British High Commissioner in Nicosia and Head Chef at Apertivo Jet Set in Nicosia. This experience is clear through his use of fresh, local restaurants to create remarkable meals. Aqua offers a full cocktail menu and has a variety of vegetarian meals. Furthermore, all dietary restricts can be catered to upon request at time of booking. Please note Aqui is closed on Mondays.

Flintstone’s Bar

If you’re interested in enjoying the local nightlife, look no further than Flintstone’s Bar. This bar is highly rated and has a full cocktail menu. As the name suggests, the bar is themed after the old Flintstone’s cartoon and was built to look like the house in the cartoon. Opening at 6:00pm, this pub also serves light meals is welcomes children.  

Things to do in Coral Bay in October

Paphos Sea Cruises

Go for a mini cruise aboard a luxurious ship! The perfect way to relax and enjoy the ocean, Paphos Sea Cruises has many options for day or night getaway adventures. Some of the different themes offered include full day, pirate boat, adults only, three day tanning courses, half day, fireworks, wedding receptions and more! The company also offers snorkeling and diving as well. Trips are available day or night and are suitable for families and children of all ages.

Paphos Karting Centre

Alternatively, spend the day on one of the biggest go kart tracks in Europe! Paphos Karting Centre offers some of the fastest tracks on the island with 1600meters of winding turns and long speed. This track even has a bridge and tunnel. Because junior karts, senior karts, and twin engine pro karts are available, driver can go over 112kmh (70mph). Children as young as 7 years old can race on the big track. While children ages 3-6 are welcome on the small track. Reservations are not necessary, and the facilities are over seven days a week.

Paphos Archaeological Museum

Those with an interest in history or archeology won’t want to miss the Paphos Archaeological Museum. This museum has precious exhibits dating back to the Neolithic era (1700 AD). The museum is arranged into 5 nearly organised rooms spanning thousands of years of Cypriot history. This educational excursion is open every day of the year and only costs £1.70.

Holidays in Cyprus in October. What to do and what to see in Cyprus? What weather to expect?

Cyprus, an island in the Mediterranean Sea, is divided into two parts, but all tourism is concentrated on the Cypriot side. Many call it Greek, although it has nothing to do with Greece, and the second part of the island is Turkish, but there is no active tourism there. So, in this article we will talk about Cyprus, which is known to many. Flying there today is quite easy and often not particularly expensive. Why do tourists like Cyprus? I like it for its clear sea, excellent beaches, pleasant climate, unique sights, quality entertainment and an amazing cozy atmosphere. A beach holiday lasts in Cyprus from May to September-October, occasionally tourists fly in November. By the last months of the season, the so-called “velvet” season reigns in Cyprus, children are in schools, there is no heat, there are not so many tourists, the tracks are free, there are no traffic jams, prices are lower. Here’s about the last month of the season, about October, read below. nine0003

The island lies in the Mediterranean climate zone, which means that autumn (at least half of autumn) is warm and fairly clear. The average daily air temperature in Cyprus in October is +25… +27°C. At the same time, on the south coast in the Larnaca region, the thermometer often jumps from +32 degrees, and other resorts please with higher temperatures. In combination with the dry Mediterranean climate, such heat flashes are well tolerated, and there are few very hot days in October. As a rule, the temperatures in Cyprus are very stable, so the beginning of October is hotter, by the end of the month the fertile warmth comes to the island, but no special cold snaps are expected at all, and during the day on the coolest days on the coast there will be a maximum of + 21-22 ° C, which is very good. nine0003

Nights in October in Cyprus are beautiful, fragrant, already so stuffy and hot, as at the end of summer, +20… put on a blouse), and for a peaceful sleep with an open window.

In Nicosia, the capital of the Republic of Cyprus, which is located in the central part of the island, it is very warm in October, but the temperatures are slightly more varied during the month than on the coast (that is, it gradually gets cooler, then warmer, again, there are no sharp jumps it happens). During the day there, on average, + 27 ° C, sometimes it reaches + 31 ° C, but the nights are about the same as on the coast. nine0003

There is little rain in Cyprus in the second month of autumn, practically none. Sometimes warm heavy rain can fall, and even with a thunderstorm, but the next day will definitely be clear and sunny. Nevertheless, practically all days in October on the island it is very dry, the sky is almost always clear, and in general, October is one of the driest months of the year (it is only dry in summer), and rains in Cyprus are rare at this time of the year (natives will confirm).

You can swim all month long, but the most pleasant time is the first week of October, when the Mediterranean Sea is still warm and the water temperature is +26…28°C. In some years, the water temperature cools down quite a bit by the end of October (up to +25 degrees), and sometimes it can cool down to + 22-23, which, of course, is cooler, but you can still swim. The sea is calm, clean and transparent. nine0003

In general, the weather in Cyprus in October is very pleasant, warm, dry, not very windy, pleasant. Great time to visit the island!

Holidays and festivals in Cyprus in October

October 1 you can witness the celebration of the Independence Day of Cyprus . The event dates back to October 1, 1960, when Cyprus gained independence from Britain and became a sovereign state. Independence Day is a public holiday. At about 11 am local time, the military parade begins. This procession is such an important spectacle for the Cypriots that families are not lazy and come from all over the country to the capital, Nicosia, to see it with their own eyes. After the last sounds of festive fanfare are heard, mass festivities begin, lasting until late in the evening. As part of the celebration, theatrical performances, street concerts with the participation of pop and circus stars, tastings, etc. nine0003

What to do in Cyprus in October

Since it is still quite hot in Cyprus during the day, you can go sunbathing. And beaches in Cyprus are wonderful! It is worth diversifying your vacation and with excursions and exploring the island – the time is the most suitable and it is not so hot anymore. By the way, you can save a lot by renting a car to drive around the island on your own.

Close to Limassol is located the ancient city of Amathus , and in Nicosia will impress the ruins of the Venetian walls of the 16th century, Famagusta gate and the Archbishop’s palace with ancient luxurious frescoes.

In Famagusta – Castello citadel with Othello tower and Carmelite church ruins . Protaras does not have many attractions, but the views there are impressive. If you are relaxing in that part, look at the fisherman’s Liopetri village with picturesque old churches.

However, the nature of Cyprus is good everywhere, not only in Protaras. For example, next to Ayia Napa is the most beautiful Cape Greco – by far the most romantic and most famous place in the area. Off the coast of the picturesque Akamas Peninsula (north of Paphos) giant tortoises swim, and rare species of butterflies and reptiles live on the shores themselves. Millomeris Waterfall (near the village of Pano Platres, in the center of the island) is the most beautiful and impressive on the whole island, besides, it is the largest. Noisy jets of water fall from a cliff 15 meters high. By the way, The Troodos mountain range (where the waterfall is located) is also a real paradise for a photographer and an ordinary lover of beautiful views: cypresses, pines, ivy, asters grow here, birds fly, squirrels jump, and royal eagles soar overhead.

Entertainment in Cyprus is very good, and in October life here does not stop. However, there will be fewer tourists in October, but schoolchildren will subside, and in general in October it is somehow calmer and quieter. In larger cities, for example, in Ayia Napa, which was even nicknamed the second Ibiza, there are a very large number of bars and clubs that work until the morning. At the resorts of Limassol, Paphos and Nicosia, beloved by our tourists, it is also very fun, but, nevertheless, there is no comparison with Ayia Napa. nine0003

If you are traveling to Cyprus with small children, then go to the water parks, which are still open this month (until the end of October, as a rule, but you need to check on the sites of the water parks): this is a great alternative to a beach holiday. There may not be many water parks, but, if anything, it’s not so far to go to them. For example, worthy water park “Fasouri Watermania” (10 kilometers from Limassol, Fassouri village) or water park “Waterworld” , in the west of Ayia Napa. nine0003

Thus, October is definitely a wonderful month for holidays in beautiful Cyprus: great beach holidays, still warm sea, almost no rain and cloudy skies, great entertainment and local holidays, wonderful comfortable conditions for excursions and hiking.

This table will help you determine which resorts in Cyprus are warmest in October, find out where there is less rain and more clear days.
Do you want to know where is the warmest sea? We also provide information about the water temperature in seaside resorts.
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Weather and temperature in Cyprus in October (season 2023)

October in Cyprus is the heyday of the velvet season.

This month, travelers who appreciate the autumn expanse of the beaches and the gentle water warmed by the summer sun set off for the island.

The cost of tours at this time of the year is traditionally reduced , but rest in October in Cyprus promises to be no less exciting than in the hot summer months.

Contents:

• What is the weather like in October?
• What to see?
• Attractions
• Holidays and festivals
• Best things to do

In October in Cyprus warm, dry weather persists – the average air temperature this month is 25 degrees. At night, the thermometer rarely drops below 20 degrees.

Nevertheless, October is not completely without precipitation – according to statistics, this month accounts for around 9 rainy days . It can be either a very light rain or a fairly heavy downpour with gusty winds.

From year to year the temperature changes, and it is rather difficult to predict what the October Cyprus will be like this time. Therefore, when going to the island in the middle of autumn, take warm clothes with you – for example, a light jacket or cardigan.

During the month the temperature changes, but only slightly. So, in the first week of October , the temperature is September-like: during the day the sun heats the air to 28-29 degrees, at night the temperature drops to 23-24 degrees.

The water is very warm at this time – around 27 degrees.

The middle of the month is marked by a slight cooling: during the day the temperature reaches only 26-27 degrees, at night – up to 20-23 degrees. The water temperature remains at the level of 25-26 degrees.

At the end of October Cyprus begins to prepare for winter. The sun gives its last rays, so during the day you can still catch good weather – from 22 to 24 degrees. nine0003

At night it gets much colder – from 15 to 20 degrees. The water temperature is still suitable for swimming and is 24 degrees.

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What to see?

Life in Cyprus does not stop in October. In autumn, all major attractions of are open to the public, and holidays and festivals take place in big cities.

Arriving on the island, be sure to rent a car – to have time to see as many interesting things as possible. nine0003

Attractions

October is the best time for sightseeing. Slow walks through the famous places of Cyprus will not interfere with either the summer heat or the winter winds.

How long is the flight to Cyprus? Read about the features and cost of the flight in our article.

Connoisseurs of architectural monuments should visit:

• near the town of Ayia Napa – 15th century monastery and rock tombs of Makronisos ;
• near Limassol – the ancient city of Amathus ;
• in the vicinity of Larnaca – the ancient city of Kition ;
• in Kyrenia – picturesque castles and the ancient monastery of St. Macarius on the edge of a cliff;
• near Paphos – Royal Tombs, Forty Columns Castle and the mysterious catacombs of St. Solomon;
• in Nicosia – 16th-century Venetian ruins, Archbishop’s Palace and Famagusta Gate .

If you want to be inspired by the impressive views of the Cypriot nature, go to Cape Greco – the most famous place on the island.

Not far from the village of Pano Platres is the largest waterfall in Cyprus, Millomeris. It is located on the Troodos mountain range, which is very fond of photographers.

Stunning views, lush vegetation and a variety of wildlife will please those who want to take spectacular shots.

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Holidays and festivals

In October in Cyprus national holidays and festivals do not stop . On the first day of the month, the inhabitants of the island noisily and colorfully celebrate Independence Day.

In the capital of the state, Nicosia , this celebration is especially spectacular. Tourists will be able to see military parades, costume performances, show programs, take part in competitions and enjoy fireworks.

In October, the large-scale festival of arts “Kipria” continues, which began in September. Festive events cover several major cities: Nicosia, Paphos, Limassol and Larnaca. nine0003

World-famous actors and renowned musicians come to Kypriya, crowded performances and concerts are held.

Limassol hosts of the most important autumn sporting events this month – Lemesia . This is a 10-day sports competition in which dancers, runners, boxers, cyclists and shooters participate.

The end of October is marked for the inhabitants of Cyprus by a memorable date – the day of “Ohy” . The event takes place on October 28 and is dedicated to the events of 1940 years when the island was bombed.

In addition, traditionally in October there are spectacular theatrical performances on the water, the main characters of which are boats and ships. These spectacular performances remain in the memory of tourists for a long time.

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October Cyprus will appeal to lovers of a leisurely beach holiday. This month, the rhythm of life slows down, many tourists go home, and spacious beaches and clear water .

Autumn tan is soft and even, so the autumn season is especially recommended for holidays with small children.

Water sports are still available in October. Most of the beaches offer diving and windsurfing services. Night fishing is in demand – however, you will have to bring warm clothes with you.

And off the coast of the Akamas peninsula you can swim with giant tortoises .

For those who are tired of a lazy holiday on the beach, will offer many organized excursions . If time permits, a must see:

• Famagusta ghost town;
• Monastery of the Cats;
• Aphrodite’s birthplace;
• Church of St.
  

Weather forecast Ibiza in October

In October average temperatures in Ibiza vary little during the day and night, on average it is 16C at night and 23C during the day. With water temperatures of 23C and 6 hours of sunshine each day throughout the month, Ibiza in October is an ideal location for those wanting a swim in the Mediterranean. On the whole there are about 4 days of rain in October, accumulating a monthly precipitation total of 35mm. Ibiza has a good weather comfort index score in October.

The weather prediction service inIbiza is based on a calculation which takes into account historic data from the last 10 years, as well as predictions based on certain criteria such as air temperature, humidity, water temperature, wind speed and sunshine.

Prepare your things now for your stay by taking a look at the weather predictions forIbiza.

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The weather is rated on a scale from 0 to 100, with the worst weather conditions ranging between 0 and 19 and the best ranging above 79.
The overall weather comfort index is:

• Excellent (Rating between 80% and 100%)
• Good (Rating between 60% and 79%)
• Average (Rating between 40% and 59%)
• Bad (Rating between 20% and 39%)
• Very bad (Rating between 0% and 19%)

Practical advice for a stay inIbiza:

• A swimming costume and a beach towel
• Warmer clothing for the evening
• Light clothing for the day and sunglasses

Spain: Seven-day weather forecast

Take a look at the seven-day weather forecast for the principal cities inSpain. For each destination, Easyvoyage’s weather tool gives you temperature and rainfall indicators, along with wind force and direction and sunrise/sunset times. Prepare your holidays using our weather forecasts or organise your activities thanks to the weather comfort index forSpain. Whether you’re getting ready to go or already on holiday, it’s never been simpler to keep an eye on the weather than with Easyvoyage!

• Malaga in October
  8°C | 17°C

• Alicante in October
  7°C | 17°C

• Barcelona in October
  5°C | 14°C

• Bilbao in October
  7°C | 11°C

• San Sebastien in October
  9°C | 11°C

• Almeria in October
  7°C | 16°C

• Las Palmas in October
  17°C | 17°C

• Madrid in October
  -2°C | 8°C

• Majorca – Palma in October
  7°C | 15°C

• Pamplona in October
  6°C | 8°C

• Santander in October
  10°C | 12°C

• Seville in October
  1°C | 15°C

• Torremolinos in October
  9°C | 17°C

• Vigo in October
  6°C | 12°C

• Benidorm in October
  8°C | 16°C

• Huelva in October
  2°C | 16°C

• Los Cristianos in October
  15°C | 18°C

• Marbella in October
  10°C | 17°C

• Cala D’or in October
  5°C | 14°C

• Costa Adeje in October
  15°C | 18°C

• Ciutadella in October
  8°C | 14°C

• Costa Teguise in October
  17°C | 17°C

• Pescola in October
  6°C | 15°C

• Santa Cruz de Tenerife in October
  16°C | 18°C

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• 82%

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  Cyprus October

• 92%

  Jordan October

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  Oman October

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• 87%

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What’s the weather like in Ibiza in October?

Sitting off the east coast of Spain, Ibiza enjoys lovely warm weather in October. You’ll get lots of sun if you’re going to on your Ibiza holidays at this time, which is nice and busy thanks to the season’s closing parties.

Geographical influences

Ibiza’s location in the Balearic Sea means it’s sheltered by mainland Spain and North Africa. The weather’s similar across the island because of this, and also as it’s relatively flat. Popular holiday spots in the east and west do get a bit of protection from the Sa Talaiassa mountain, which is 475m high.

Averages

The average high temperature in Ibiza during October is 24ºC, perfectly warm enough to chill out on the beach all day. You should bring a few warmer things for the evenings, as though it’s still pleasant, temperatures can cool to 15ºC at night. The average sea temperature’s 22ºC, while humidity’s low and ranges from just under 60% to over 90%. Average rainfall’s 54mm across ten rainy days.

Daylight

There’s still lots of sun in October, and you can expect 11 hours of daylight with seven hours of sunshine each day. UV levels will be moderate so take care in the sun, which sets after 7.30pm at the start of the month; this gradually gets earlier before the end of daylight saving takes another hour off towards the end of October.

 

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Tropical Storm Hermine Delivers Canary Islands’ Hydrological Year ‘in The Extreme’

Tropical Storm Hermine – converted to a tropical depression upon arrival in the Canary Islands – “saved” on the edge Hydrology Year in the Islands. before events heavy rain In late September, rainfall was barely 70% of normal, leaving the archipelago experiencing severe drought. However, its direct impact was only a few days before the end of the hydrological year. Hermione It sets all-season rainfall records, helping to ameliorate the precarious state of reservoirs, although it does not reverse. In fact, this new hydrological year begins with new deficits, as only 18% of normal rainfall has been received.

Autumn in the islands was a “variable” period. That’s what Victor Quintero, the provincial representative of the State Meteorological Agency in the Canary Islands (AIMET), said in his assessment for the autumn of 2022. a period, as he outlined, characterized by abrupt oscillations between periods of cold and “warm” final thermal behavior autumn has been warm and even very warm“, highlighted Quintero. Notably, the thermometer in the quarter marked an average of 20.8 degrees with a thermal discrepancy of 0.9 degrees. Such high temperatures were especially recorded from mid-October, as the values ​​during September Other years were within the average.

The average temperature for the quarter was 20.8 degrees, almost one degree above normal

The sweltering heat helped break several records at weather stations. In Izana (Tenerife) stands the high mountain station, which broke two records: the highest temperature of the month at 10.7 °C and the highest monthly average maximum, 14.1 °C. It should be remembered that the high mountains in the Canary Islands are the only ecosystems that are more acutely affected by the effects of climate change. In fact, around Tide, the temperature rose 1.5 degrees, 0.3 degrees above the global average. High temperature records were also broken at various stations in Lanzarote, La Palma and Gran Canaria.

However, “there have also been places where the fall has been cooler than normal,” Quinto said. This is the case north of Tenerife, north-west of Gran Canaria and La Palma. On this side of the three islands, the arrival of weak fronts caused the quarter to enjoy near-normal or even below-normal temperatures. Also in Lanzarote and Fuerteventura, low temperature records were recorded in several seasons induced by the passage of Hermine.

With regard to the rainfall character of autumn, it has been very moist. Overall, the average rainfall was 120.6 liters per square metre, which is 148% above normal. But as Quinto stressed, this circumstance is entirely Arrival of Hermine, In fact, while September recorded rainfall that was four times (500% more) than normal, October received only 30% of normal and November only 10%. In this way, this month of September has become the rainiest month in the Canary Islands in the last 60 years.

September in the Canary Islands has become the wettest in the last 60 years

The passage of the tropical depression allowed several areas of the Canary Islands to have above normal values, leading to very unusual patterns such as the presence of green blankets on the southern slopes. This has been the case throughout the Canary Islands, with the exception of the northern slope, which has the same amount of accumulated rainfall as ever, and east of La Palma, which has received less than normal rainfall. This extraordinary episode led more than half of meteorological stations (57%) to break monthly rainfall records, including La Palma Airport (187.3 liters per square metre), Tenerife South (108.6) or Santa Cruz de Tenerife (107.4 ).

Because of her characteristics, Hermione was an extraordinary phenomenon. “While it is true that many cyclones form between Africa and Cape Verde, they usually move west,” Quintero explained. With this displacement they usually gain importance and become tropical cyclones or even hurricanes that eventually affect the East Coast of the United States. On this occasion, however, the cyclone deviated significantly from its normal path. Its turn to the north – something that surprised the scientists who were monitoring the event at the time – made it easier to reach the Canary Islands, but also easier to do so with less force. “Because it moved so quickly, it didn’t develop into such a powerful system, it was already extratropical,” insisted Quinto, who acknowledged that the heavy rains had a “positive effect” because they were “intense and persistent.” ” Were.

A man walks through the historic center of La Laguna during Tropical Storm ‘Hermine’. , , Carsten W. Lauritsen Veronica Pave

There are other indicators that reflect the unique autumn experienced by the Canary Islands. For example, as far as cloud cover is concerned, it has been much less than normal. This has been the least cloudy autumn since 2004, at 9% of the average. The archipelago has also experienced dense smog during the fifth of October of the year.

winter forecast

This winter is likely to be longer wet (40%) what dry However, with respect to temperature, the probabilistic models are not clear whether it will be warmer or warmer than normal. It is clear that, starting next week, a storm will pass through the Canary Islands, causing heavy rains, although “it will not be a particularly intense episode for the time being.” On the 26th, the storm will create a cocktail of instability marked by heavy rain, a sudden drop in temperature and the first snow of winter over La Palma and Tenerife. It won’t be the only thing, Lanzarote and Fuerteventura will also have an intense injection of smog.

“Dana will become a storm for the western islands, but it will also create a flow from the southeast to the African continent that will facilitate the penetration of haze into the eastern islands,” the scientists emphasize. In theory, this structure will affect the Canary Islands during the 26th and move south over the following days, “ceasing to affect the islands.” Although these are still provisional figures, forecasts for the first week of January suggest that the Canary Islands will once again be affected by several storm surges from the north of the planet. This was stated by Hervela, who indicated that from January 2 to 9, warm conditions would prevail over a good part of the peninsula and that the Canary Islands would receive above normal rainfall.

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Irish ‘silver swallows’ are migrating to the Spanish coast – The Irish Times

It’s about 8pm in Paddy’s Point pub. It’s a Monday, but the mood is buoyant and a few of the customers start singing Boys from the County Armagh. Soon the whole place joins in.

“The people we meet, most of them are retired, the same as us,” says Paul, one of the revellers, who has been coming to this spot on the Mediterranean coast near Alicante with his wife, Carmel, for about a decade. “When you meet them, they’re always in good form, it’s a bit of an adventure for them.”

Paul, like most of the customers here, on this particular evening at least, is Irish. The GAA team shirts and horse racing photos on the walls, along with the Guinness and Murphy’s on tap, help make them feel at home, even though they are a thousand miles or so from Dublin.

“When the sport’s on the TV I’d swear you were in Ireland,” says Paul. “Honest to God, the banter and the craic going on. And then you go outside and the sun hits you and you go, ‘Oh yeah, I’m in Spain!’”

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Paul and Carmel are part of a generation of Irish pensioners who have bought property on the coast of the Spanish mainland or its islands and use it to escape the northern winter. Warm weather, the cost of living, cheap air travel and the easy lifestyle have all made Spain a home from home for these “swallows”, giving them a new lease of life.

Husband and wife Rory Lee and Hazel Connor, owners of Paddy’s Point pub in La Zenia.

“This winter we’re seeing a lot more Irish people coming and probably staying for longer than they might have before,” says Hazel Connor, who owns Paddy’s Point with her husband, Rory Lee. “In the past, they might have come for a couple of weeks but now they’re choosing to stay for a month, two months, three months or longer.”

Although they have a car, they rarely need it, with the beach, the promenade, the bank or the church, where they attend Sunday Mass, all within walking distance

Travel from Ireland to Spain is now back to pre-pandemic levels, with just under 1.9 million visits between January and the end of October this year. This makes Ireland the biggest source of tourism to Spain on a per capita basis. The Irish Department of Foreign Affairs said that the base level of travel to Spain remains high throughout the year and visits to the Canary Islands, where many pensioners are going, are even higher during the winter than the summer season.

Direct flights to Alicante and the Canary Islands from Dublin and Cork, in particular, have made the journey back and forth extremely accessible, especially as these travellers tend to fly during low season when the cost is lower. Aer Lingus says that it has an average of 20,000 seats per week from Ireland to Spanish destinations during the winter.

Double life

Alan and Bernadette Cuddihy, from Wexford, have been coming out since 2006 to stay in the property they own in La Zenia. They come for around six weeks at a time, between September and May, spending a total of four or five months of the year in Spain. With two grandchildren back home, they do a lot of babysitting there and they are leading what could be described as a double life.

“We don’t go out at home. Our nearest town is four miles away,” says Bernadette. “Even at the golf club, you go down and play your golf, have lunch and come home.”

I would have been getting up in the dark, going to work, coming home in the dark, and that kind of routine for me in the winter didn’t sit well. Here, even a dull day is a bright dull day

—  Gina Nolan

By contrast, when in La Zenia they visit the beach four or five times a week, enjoying what Alan, who was an environmental researcher, calls “the cleanest air in Spain”. Although they have a car, they rarely need it, with the beach, the promenade, the bank or the church, where they attend Sunday Mass, all within walking distance.

“We have everything in Ireland only we don’t have good weather,” says Alan, explaining the most obvious draw for these semi-migrants. In mid-December, the temperature along the coast near Alicante hovers around 20 Celsius, dropping to 10 degrees at night. Lanzarote is a little warmer. More hours of daylight is another draw.

“At home I suffered from the ‘sad syndrome’ this time of year, so for me this is absolute heaven,” says Gina Nolan, who has been coming to La Zenia from Wicklow with her husband Tommy since the early 2000s, before moving to Spain permanently this September.

“I would have been getting up in the dark, going to work, coming home in the dark, and that kind of routine for me in the winter didn’t sit well,” she says. “Here, even a dull day is a bright dull day. You get up in the morning, you wash, you have breakfast, do your chores, all of that. But you do it with a lighter heart.”

The cost of living also puts a spring in their step, with the Irish pension going a long way.

“Financially there’s a huge difference, particularly if you’re staying or living here on Irish earning power,” says Tommy. “The difference is colossal.” A pint of Heineken, he points out, costs around €3.70 along the Spanish coast, around €2 cheaper than in many pubs in Ireland.

Property prices

Property prices have been crucial in enticing northern Europeans to Spain for decades. Jean and Bill Kelleher bought a house in this area in 1999 for the equivalent of €53,000. They spread the word back in Cork and two of their neighbours there came out and bought the two houses next to them. Now when they come, they always buy a one-way ticket because they are never sure when they will return to Ireland.

“Both of us are 63 and we’re fit at the moment, but it’s time to get banisters for the stairs,” says Bill. But although they don’t plan to sell up their property in Ireland, nor do they expect to abandon the Mediterranean any time soon.

They’ve made a second life for themselves, a home from home here, where they have friends and companionships and things they’re involved in here, be it golf or other activities

—  Hazel Connor

“She loves it here, I love it,” says Bill. “So looking ahead, I can’t see us changing. We’re not in a rush to go back.”

House prices have risen considerably since Bill and Jean bought theirs, but an estate agent in La Zenia is advertising a three-bedroom villa with access to a pool for sale in nearby Benijófar at €185,000.

However, something less tangible than the cost of living seems to be the X-factor drawing these swallows back again and again: the warm atmosphere they have created in places such as La Zenia.

“They’ve made a second life for themselves, a home from home here, where they have friends and companionships and things they’re involved in here, be it golf or other activities,” says Hazel, the owner of Paddy’s Point.

“Many of these friendships have expanded to such an extent that they’ll meet up [in Ireland] and they’ll travel up the country and spend time together there,” says Rory, her husband.

It’s not just the cold which is left behind when they fly south, he says, but also inhibitions.

“You know how it is in small towns back home and you’re meeting the same people all the time, the same faces,” he says. “But when you come over here, you’re a little less known and you’re not even embarrassed to get up and dance, you know?”

Where to go on vacation in October: a beach holiday abroad

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Many travelers are already looking forward to their vacations and long-awaited trips to picturesque beaches. Traditionally, people plan holidays during the summer months. If you want to enjoy the gentle sea and sunbathing away from people, avoid queues in front of attractions, you should consider traveling at the end or beginning of the high season. Where to go on vacation in October: a beach holiday abroad at this time is available in many parts of the world. nine0007

The Canary Islands are perfect for a beach holiday even in October. The temperature rarely drops below +18 °C, and in the summer months it reaches +30 °C. Water during the year warms up to +18…+22 °C. Therefore, in October it is quite possible to enjoy a beach holiday on the islands.

During the summer, the southern parts of the islands tend to be the warmest, while Lanzarote and Fuerteventura are the sunniest.

Tenerife, with its magnificent beaches of Playa de la Tejita and Costa Adeje, attracts millions of tourists every year. These beaches are ideal for sunbathing, surfer watching, long walks along the picturesque coastline. Playa de la Tejita attracts a huge number of kite and windsurfers. After all, it is here that the world’s largest competitions in these sports are held. nine0007

A trip to the island of Lanzarote can be no less interesting. The average daily temperature in October is +26.8 °C, at night it gets a little cooler, and the thermometer drops to +19 °C. Travelers can enjoy not only a beach holiday, but also visit the unique Cueva de los Verdes volcanic cave, which was formed about 3,000 years ago as a result of the eruption of the Corona volcano.

Gran Canaria attracts tourists with its mild climate, natural reserves, museums and endless golden beaches. This is one of the few places on Earth where in October the water temperature can be several degrees higher than the air temperature. nine0007

Ibiza, Mallorca and Menorca

The island of Ibiza, which also belongs to Spain, attracts a huge number of tourists with its luxury, clubs, nightlife, fun and a huge number of young people on holiday. The heat recedes by October, creating more comfortable conditions for recreation and beach activities.

Mallorca and Menorca will be interesting not only for their virgin beaches, but also for their centuries-old history associated with the battles for the possession of these paradises. nine0007

Greece

The more southerly islands of the Dodecanese and the Cyclades in October are still quite hot and sunny. Here everyone can find something unique for themselves, whether it’s stunning beaches, ancient ruins of Greek cities or a unique history. No wonder the gods chose these islands as their abode.

The air on the island of Rhodes in October warms up to a comfortable +23°C, at night it gets a little cooler: +18°C. A huge number of attractions: fortresses, the Acropolis, parks, ruins, monasteries, attract millions of tourists every year. nine0007

Lovers of privacy will appreciate the benefits of a holiday on the small island of Milos, where only about 5,000 people live. Visiting caves, catacombs, the ancient city of Melos, the castle, museums and the unique Church of the Holy Trinity will diversify your vacation.

Crete, Euboea, Lesvos, Kos, Kefalonia and other islands are open to travelers at any time of the year, guaranteeing a good rest. It is unlikely that anyone will be able to resist the charm of this corner of the world, which has received the title of “cradle of civilization.” nine0007

Cyprus

The average temperature in October is +26.7 °C, and the day length is 10 hours. Located between Greece, Turkey and Lebanon, Cyprus is the third largest and third most populated island in the Mediterranean.

Sea temperatures are still comfortable, averaging +24°C, making October the perfect month for water sports including swimming, diving and snorkeling.

Rich history and unique culture, mild climate and fantastic beaches attract a huge number of tourists who want to bask in the gentle sun away from European autumn cities. Picturesque coasts, own vineyards, taverns serving local cuisine, a huge number of museums, temples, palaces, ancient cities, monasteries – you can hardly have enough vacation to see all the sights and enjoy your vacation. nine0007

Italy

When planning a trip to Rome, do not forget that the Tyrrhenian Sea is located just 25 kilometers from the city, famous for its beaches and developed tourist infrastructure. A wonderful opportunity to combine sightseeing with famous sights with a beach holiday on the coast of Sicily, Sardinia and other islands of the state.

The air in October warms up to +22.4 °C, which will delight lovers of sunbathing and an even tan. At this time, there are much fewer tourists in Rome, you can safely visit the Vatican, the Colosseum, the Roman Forum. nine0007

If you have a few free days, you can also go to the province of Perugia, where the 10-day chocolate festival is held. Every year in the capital of Umbria in central Italy, culinary master classes, exhibitions, tastings are organized in honor of the holiday loved by millions of people. After all, it was this place that became the birthplace of the famous baci sweets, whose name translates as “kiss”: in 1922, a chocolate maker prepared “special” sweets for her lover, and used a love letter as packaging. Needless to say, this festival of romance and tenderness attracts thousands of tourists and local residents. nine0007

Marrakech

Exotic lovers are advised to head to Marrakesh, the former capital of Morocco. A city with a rich history and culture, palaces, exotic gardens, bazaars and a medina is the best fit for travelers who want to get acquainted with an oriental fairy tale.

Despite the autumn season, the air at this time warms up to +28.3 °C. For a month, no more than 22 mm of precipitation falls, and a long sunny day will allow you to enjoy a beach holiday and see many attractions. nine0007

If you are lucky enough to get to Uraza-Bayram, you can see how the city comes to life and is filled with music as night approaches. Street entertainment pursuing the fragrant smells of food and delicacies of local cuisine will allow you to experience unforgettable moments from getting to know the culture and traditions of this ancient state.

Fiji

October is the perfect time to visit Fiji before the rainy season starts in November.

There is a holiday for every taste: the Mamanuta Islands are suitable for outdoor enthusiasts and socialites. At this time, thousands of tourists come here to bask in the sun and explore the seabed. The cultural program is also quite rich: discos, entertainment, shopping and trips to neighboring islands. nine0007

Fans of a relaxing holiday should consider visiting the Yasawa Islands, known for their pristine nature, majestic deserted beaches and azure waters. This place has become accessible to tourists only since 1987, until that moment travelers had no chance to get acquainted with this island. Despite the scarcity of tourist infrastructure, this is an ideal opportunity to enjoy a holiday on the coast, go diving or snorkeling and meet marine life while exploring the reefs. It is impossible to refuse a visit to the Blue Lagoon. nine0007

By the way, in October-November in Fiji, locals celebrate Diwali. A wonderful opportunity to get acquainted not only with the traditions of the islanders, but also to take part in the celebration of the Hindu festival. They say that wishes made on the night of Diwali are sure to come true.

Turkey

Undoubtedly, Turkey is one of the warmest places in Europe in October. And although for many tourists this country has become a classic destination, even here you can combine a full-fledged beach holiday with acquaintance with new cities and resorts. nine0007

In the first half of the month you can go to Bodrum and Marmaris. Later, the amount of rain will increase, you will have to reduce the time spent at sea.

If the vacation is planned for the second half of the month, you can book a tour to Alanya and Antalya. At this time, the weather and water are still warm, which is conducive to a beach holiday and sunbathing. In your free time, you can make a short trip to Istanbul, go shopping, walk along the streets of these famous and amazing resorts. nine0007

India

Is there another country that has as many legends associated with it as India. The luxury of the Maharajas’ palaces, the poverty of the slum dwellers, the most beautiful beaches, the majestic mountains with snowy peaks, the friendly dark-skinned Kerala and light-skinned Kashmiris, the unique Rajasthan, the holy Varanasi and modern megacities – where else can you find such a contrast.

October is the beginning of the tourist season in colorful and mysterious India. At this time, on the mainland, the rains are almost over, in coastal states, there may be only a few rains in a month. nine0007

In Goa and Kerala, the air temperature drops to + 31 °C… + 32 °C. At night it gets a little cooler: +26 °C. In October, you can already not only enjoy a beach holiday, but also swimming. The sea becomes much calmer and the waves appear less frequently.

In your spare time you can go shopping, sightseeing, sign up for excursions. And if the duration of the vacation allows, you can go on a tour of the states of India. The uniqueness of India lies in its diversity of cultures and traditions. nine0007

Sri Lanka

October is also suitable for traveling to Sri Lanka. And although in some parts of the country the rainy season is in full swing, you can enjoy a beach holiday if you choose the southwest coast. It is here that the air warms up to +28 °C, and at night it sometimes drops to +20 °C. The water at this time is very warm: +28 °C… +30 °C. If the waves are not very large, you can enjoy not only sunbathing, but also swimming. Lifeguards monitor the order on all beaches, so you can be 100% sure of safety. nine0007

The price of the tour will also be a pleasant surprise. After all, October is considered the low season, which means there are significant discounts from tour operators and agencies.

Sri Lanka is not only wonderful beaches, palm trees, but also amazing traditions that arose due to the interweaving of Hinduism and Buddhism. Natural monuments, endless tea plantations, unique rocky plateaus, ancient cities, temples, museums – all this attracts hundreds of thousands of tourists every year.

Bali

October is the last opportunity to go to Bali and not postpone the trip until next year. At this time, the amount of rain gradually increases, humidity and air temperature rise to + 32 … + 34 ° C. nine0007

However, despite the weather changes, this autumn month is ideal for a beach holiday. Given the end of the season, companies often announce discounts on tours during this period.

Lovers of the underwater world are recommended resorts Amed and Tulamben, known for their clean and clear water. It may also be interesting to visit Menjangan Island. A huge variety of marine life will allow you to forget about the bustle of the surrounding world for several hours.

Bali’s beaches are also popular with surfers in October. You can practice your favorite sport off the coast of Gilimanuk, Uluwatu, Nusa Lembongan, Kuta. nine0007

Guests of the island will find something to their liking in October: river rafting, safaris, climbing a volcano, visiting temples and sights.

Do not plan a trip to Mexico, Cuba and other Caribbean coastal countries. In October, there is still a chance to experience the power of typhoons, which can be very dangerous.

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Is it worth flying to rest in Tenerife in the second half of October?

Is it worth flying to rest in Tenerife in the second half of October?

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I want to get a beach-excursion vacation. What is the weather and water temperature in October? Is it worth hoping that the water will be about 23-24 degrees or does this not happen in principle?

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Hope, because the average water temperature is 24 degrees, and air – 23 degrees in October in the Tenerife region.

Hope, because the average water temperature is 24 degrees, and air – 23 degrees in October in the Tenerife region.
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Definitely worth it! Comfortable temperature all year round.
But bring a light jacket with you. If you go to the north, it can be cool there.

Definitely worth it! Comfortable temperature all year round. nine0170
But bring a light jacket with you. If you go to the north, it can be cool there.

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