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Sae Kaew beach, on Koh Samet’s east coast, one of our favourite vacation places in Thailand. average high temperatures of about 28C in December rising to 30C in March, tho’ climate change is randomly throwing a spanner in the hour bus ride from Ba*gkok to Ban Phe pier and then a 40 minute ferry ride. Much of the island is still covered by greenery  because it’s a National Park while the east coast is blessed with the softest white sand beaches seen anywhere, gently shelving and washed by Currently the cheapest long-haul tourist destinations worldwide, based on typical holiday spending are: AMERICAS      EUROPE      AFRICA      ASIA      AUSTRALASIA JANUARY – FEBRUARY in the Northern Hemisphere is mostly about winter sports under blue skies or moving briskly between indoor Of course in the Southern Hemisphere it’s summertime so sun seekers need to head south, well at least a bit.  The most interesting North nights but (hopefully) perfect sunny days. Ultra  ‘safe’ choices for Europeans lie in The Canary Islands (average highs about 26C) does guaranteed winter sun, beaches, serious bling and odd attractions (skiing?!). infrastructure. However, it’s worth doing some net research before investing in a pricey holiday on the island of your dreams. Popular  One of many events happening in Ottawa’s Ontario during the Winterlude Festival. Photo by Saffron Blaze. Beaches on most of mainland USA are pretty much out of the picture in wintertime, though south Florida 1920’s-30’s style music and parades is quite special (18-20 January), a colourful blast from the past. For winter sports the homegrown Rockies have attractions other than just mind-blowing skiing these days, just get a sniff of what’s superb snow-oriented festivals such as Montreal’s La Fete des Neiges sleigh rides and more, but especially skating on the 7. 8 km Rideau Can*l during the first 3 weekends of February. The view from the Roundhouse Lodge terminal for Whistler Mountain Gondola, British Columbia, Canada. Photo by Mogodore.