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In the southern Croatia lies the sun-drenched Dubrovnik, or "Pearl of the Adriatic" called, which invites even in winter to sunbathe among palm trees and ripe oranges.

The Azores have a relatively balanced climate throughout the year, without extreme heat or cold. That is why the archipelago is visited by many tourists from the beginning to the end of the year.

The Bulgarian capital Sofia has a moderate continental climate. Due to the pleasant temperatures, the city on the Iskar is also suitable for a city trip in summer.

The southernmost Cycladic island of Santorini is a real sun child with a temperate climate. In January Santorini offers an average temperature of 15 degrees, which reaches its maximum in July and August with 30 degrees.

Sochi, often dubbed the "Russian Riviera," is a resort city situated on the Black Sea coast in southwestern Russia. It's known for its subtropical climate, making it unique from much of the rest of the country, and serves as a year-round destination for tourists from all over the world.

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 typical Mediterranean climate with dry, hot summers and mild winters prevails in Corsica only in the coastal lowlands. In the mountainous areas, which make up about 85% of the island, it rains more and on the high mountains there is snow in winter.

The main season on Fuerteventura is in the European summer, but due to the favorable geographical position it is very pleasantly warm and with little rainfall all year round.

The Pyrenees offer snowy slopes in winter and attractive recreational opportunities in summer for active holidaymakers with a warm maritime climate.

An insider tip for tourists are the Cape Verde Islands, which are located in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, about 500 kilometers off the coast Africa. On the "islands of perpetual summer" the sun shines all year round, rainy days are very rare.