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The island of Bali in the Indian Ocean is a popular tourist destination due to the consistently warm temperatures. The tropical warm climate, which is especially in the rainy season associated with high humidity, provides a year-round water temperature of 28 and 32 degrees Celsius and an air temperature of 30 to 32 degrees Celsius in the lowlands.

The Maldives have a tropical, constantly warm climate with high humidity in the calm Indian Ocean.

A trip to Jamaica, the island of reggae, is worthwhile at any time of year. Tropical temperatures prevail all year round, but are moderated by the steady northeast trade winds.

Zanzibar has a tropical climate. Accordingly, Zanzibar is significantly mild throughout the year and temperature fluctuations are consistently relatively small.

The Fiji Islands, a group of islands in the southwest Pacific and is characterized by a remarkable flora and fauna, as well as year-round tropical hot and humid climate. Due to the numerous tropical storms and hurricanes during the months of November to April, it is recommended to travel outside this period.

The Caribbean island beauty Barbados - the original Portuguese name means "The Bearded" - impresses with its splendor of colors, the impressive landscape as well as the seemingly endless white sandy beaches. On Barbados it is summer all year round.

Belize is a small, country in South America with a predominantly tropical climate. Due to its many different landscapes in a small area, it offers a wide variation of climatic conditions, yet it is predominantly warm and pleasant.

It is always summer on the Caribbean island of Curaçao - year-round temperatures are around 28 °C, and even the rainy season is comparatively dry. The colorful island attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors every year.

Bonaire is located about 80 kilometers off the Venezuelan coast and is with just under 288 km² the second largest of the so-called "ABC islands". The Caribbean sun shines here all year round, and Bonaire is mostly spared from the hurricanes that are otherwise frequent in the Caribbean.