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Enjoy a specially-curated combo of once-in-a-lifetime experiences.
The weather is sunny, dry and warm. Average temperature: 10°C (50°F) - 23°C (75°F)
Baseball fans, where you at? Baseball is HUGE in South Korea, so it’s only right to take this opportunity to revel in the electric atmosphere of a live baseball game during your visit.
There’s a reason why K-Pop put South Korea on the map - and this is your chance to experience it firsthand. Whether you’re a natural or cursed with two left feet, everyone’s welcome here – so come join your Contiki fam for an energetic K-Pop dance class.
If you’ve heard of the DMZ, then you’ll know it remains an active military installation. If the weather’s right, you can even see into North Korea from the Dora Observatory. You can also travel through the zone in a military shuttle as part of a semi-private Peace Tour, and dive deep into the history of the Korean War.
Long sunny days for exploring the cities.
The weather is mild and dry. Average temperature: 7°C (44°F) - 18°C (64°F)
This May vacation is all about chill vibes. So take Tallinn by bike on a three-hour tour, wind whipping through your hair, exploring the cobbled streets, and stopping to peruse artisanal souvenirs, before arriving at the beach for some pristine views. Because you’re on holiday – why rush, right?
If you’re the kind of person who dreams of running through castle corridors in a billowing ball gown, this one’s for you. No trip to Lithuania is complete without a visit to the fairytale-like Trakai Castle on Lake Galve. It’s so picturesque, it doesn’t seem real!
An artsy tour accompanied by Estonian nibbles? Don’t mind if we do! Take a street art guided tour around Tartu’s cosy and colourful ‘Soup Town’ as you explore one of the city’s oldest neighbourhoods and tuck into some mouth-watering Estonian delicacies.
Perfect temperatures for hiking among the lush flora.
The weather is warm, sunny and dry. Average temperature: 18°C (64°F) - 24°C (75°F)
Trust us when we say: you’ll wanna fill your Insta highlights with this one. The striking black sands of Santorini are hard to match – with the volcanic rocks and ash offering a stark contrast against the azure sea. Added bonus: in May you can enjoy a quick dip in the Aegean without contending with swarms of tourists.
If you consider yourself a foodie, you’ll love the bustling neighbourhood of Psiri. From moussaka (aubergine, mince and bechamel) to spanakopita (spinach and feta in a crisp filo pastry) and syrup-soaked baklava - here you’ll find the most authentic Greek food surrounded by live music and a buzzing atmosphere.
Calling all wide-eyed explorers - the imposing hills, epic caves and stone villages of Zagori await. Beating the scorching summer, a trip in May to Greece offers the perfect opportunity to strap on your boots and get hiking for some of the most spectacular views and sights.
Explore Machu Picchu with a Local Guide.
The weather is sunny days and bright blue skies. Average temperature: 18°C (64°F) - 25°C (77°F)
Nothing captures Peru’s spirit like Machu Picchu. Witness the sun rise over the iconic terraced fields of this Incan citadel. Visit the Temple of the Sun. And ofc, take that iconic Insta snap on the lofty heights of the Huayna Picchu peak – basically, tick off that bucket list! It’s nothing short of a life-defining experience.
Once the Incan capital, Cusco’s cobbled streets and ancient walls are alive with history. Hike up the spellbinding Rainbow Mountain (it’s around 6-8 hours to the summit) that looks particularly beautiful in May-time. And then spend a well-earned relaxing eve back in town with a pisco sour in hand.
Fancy catching a glimpse of one of the world’s deepest canyons? Stop at Cruz del Cóndor for panoramic views. It’s a staggering 3287m above ground, but will still have your jaw hitting the floor. And if you’re lucky, you might even spot the King of the Andes – otherwise known as the Andean Condor – with its mega 3-metre wingspan.
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