It’s a bit cold this winter. Let’s go to the island together!

Dear friends, I just want to ask, are you wearing long johns today? I was watching the news a few days ago and heard that it was snowing in many places. I want to know what the weather is like there?

Have you started to miss the hot summer? Let's go to the island! So today, we are going to introduce you to some islands with a great climate.

Palau Islands

Palau, referred to as Palau, is located in the Western Pacific, more than 700 miles south of Guam. It belongs to the Caroline Islands and is one of the gateways from the Pacific into Southeast Asia.

Palau is not only famous for its underwater landscape, but also recognized by oceanographers as the first of the seven underwater wonders of the world. The sea views are equally stunning. Wonderful jellyfish lake with unique non-toxic jellyfish.

Its seawater has seven different colors, which amazes every tourist who sees it. The reason is that Palau’s sea water is clear and pollution-free, and the underwater landscape has a unique shape. Sometimes there are black reefs, sometimes gorgeous soft and hard corals, or fine gravel, as well as volcanic ash deposited in ancient times. These are reflected unreservedly on the sea surface by the clear water, so it has this eye-catching color.

Palau has a tropical maritime climate, with almost no typhoons or earthquakes throughout the year, and the average temperature is 29 degrees Celsius. The dry season is from January to April every year, and even in the rainy season from July to October, there will be thundershowers in the afternoon at most. There are no seasons here. It's summer all year round and it's sunny every day. Does this weather better suit your needs?

Bali

Bali, the most dazzling island among more than 13,600 islands in Indonesia, is located 8 degrees south of the equator in the Indian Ocean. It is a world-famous tourist island and one of Indonesia's 33 first-level administrative regions.

Bali is mostly mountainous. The whole island is covered with mountains, and the terrain is higher in the east and lower in the west. The highest mountain on the island is Mount Agung with an altitude of 3142 meters. Bali is the only Hindu region in Indonesia. 80% of the people believe in Hinduism. The main languages ??are Indonesian and English.

The beaches in Sanur, Nusa Tul and Kuda are the most beautiful beaches on the island, with wide sandy beaches and clear blue water. Every year, there is an endless stream of tourists from all over the world.

Bali has a tropical island climate with hot weather all year round, with an average annual temperature of around 28°C. The rainy season is from October to March of the following year, and the rest of the year is the dry season. There are the most tourists during the summer vacation in Europe, America and Japan, with July, August and early September being the peak season. During these months, hotel rooms can be extremely tight and room prices can be higher. So now it’s just a matter of avoiding rush hour, let’s get started!

Sabah

Sabah is a state in East Malaysia, located in the northeast of Kalimantan Island, formerly known as North Borneo.

Saba enjoys the reputation of a windy place because it is in the southern part of the Philippines and typhoons will not pass by. It is the paradise of Borneo, the "East Malaysia" of Sabah, where you can climb the highest peak in Malaysia, go rafting, and go on jungle adventures. Of course, diving in Sipadan in the southeast is a must.

Saba is known for its thrilling outdoor activities, various exotic animals along the Kinabatangangan River, the magic of nature in Sibiluo Ape Man Sanctuary, the beautiful underwater world of Sepadan Island, and Many unknown beauties attract everyone to explore and experience!

Sabah has a tropical rainforest climate. Sabah’s climate is suitable for traveling all year round, especially in May, when there are different festivities throughout the month. The climate in Sabah is like summer all year round, with no obvious rainy or dry seasons. Xiamen Tourism Network has a tropical climate. Sometimes there will be tropical showers in the afternoon.

It is recommended to bring more summer clothes when traveling to Sabah, but tourists who climb Mount Kinabalu must bring warm clothes and rain gear to keep out the cold and moisture.