While much of Europe and Asia swelters under the summer sun, you can treat yourself to something truly special — a journey to places where summer gives way to winter.
Whether it’s the Scandinavian cosiness of Finland, the magical glaciers and geysers of Iceland, or the refreshing cool of a South African wine tour — each of these destinations offers something truly unique. Here, we share the most captivating ways to experience them.
A land of fire and ice. In just one day, you can witness roaring waterfalls, active volcanoes, geothermal fields, scorched lava plains and towering glaciers.
What to do?
At Scenario Travel, we specialise in crafting tailor-made journeys that allow you to explore the dramatic landscapes of Iceland — and discover which part of this mysterious island speaks to your soul.
Here, it’s winter all year round. Perfect for those who’ve seen it all and are searching for a true adventure. Want to encounter whales and penguins among silent icebergs? For example, aboard a luxury expedition cruise.
What to do?
And all of this is already included in the itinerary of Scenario Travel’s “Cruise: Falkland Islands, South Georgia, Antarctica”!
A Scandinavian winter in the summer months means cool air, the quiet of the forests, and stylish comfort. Picture this: glamping among pine trees, a delicious dinner, a lakeside sauna, and a campfire under the stars.
What to do?
With temperatures around +15°C, it's still perfect for active travel. It’s an ideal time to visit safari parks, with a higher chance of spotting the Big Five. It’s also great for wine tours, coastal road trips and relaxed walks in the fresh cool air.
What to do?
Browse our South Africa section to find the trip that speaks to you, or submit a request and we’ll create a personalised scenario just for you.
New Zealand has two peak seasons: December and January (warm summer months), and June and July (the coldest months, when the mountains are covered in snow and the ski season begins). Both the North and South Islands offer stunning alpine landscapes. The South is home to the Southern Alps with 17 peaks rising over 3,000 metres. On the North Island, the most famous ski slopes are located on Mount Ruapehu.
What to do?
Choosing winter in summer means choosing real adventure. Contact us and we’ll create the perfect winter journey just for you!