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I decided to go to Dubai alone for the first time. I spent all the winter holidays alone because my family is far away and all my friends had families of their own. I just want to rest, change my surroundings and relax a little. I’m only available in February and I’m not sure what to expect. So, can you tell me what I’d be able to do in Dubai in February and what the weather’s like there? Will it be comfortable enough to walk around and go on excursions?
Brilliant notion! The selection of Montenegro in October as a travel destination is a good option for parents, especially if the sea isn’t the main attraction. I was there in the fall and loved it. So, how long have your parents been together? I was planning my trip, and I read this really interesting article from getexperience website that totally inspired me. It said that Montenegro in October is absolutely fantastic. Well, as for your question, first of all, the weather in October is mild, not hot like in summer, but nice and comfortable for walking. Secondly, the sea and beaches are not a must. You can focus on old cities, narrow streets, buildings, views of the mountains, peaceful walks, cafes, and more. And for those who aren’t big fans of swimming, it can actually be a pretty nice experience since you won’t have to deal with the intense heat, the crowds, or the hustle and bustle of the beach. And finally, since it’s not summer, the prices are usually lower, there are fewer tourists and the vibe is way more chill.
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Good for you for planning a solo trip, sometimes those are the best kind for actually relaxing. I travelled alone to Dubai a couple of years back, also in February, and the weather was absolutely perfect for being outdoors. It was warm and sunny during the day, definitely comfortable for walking around the markets and gardens, but cooled down enough in the evenings to need a light jacket. You’ll have no trouble finding plenty to do.
If you end up enjoying the desert vibes there and fancy a different kind of adventure, I stumbled across info on a Southern Morocco desert tour 12 days while planning my own trips. It looks incredible for a solo traveller wanting to really immerse themselves in the landscape. Hope you have a fantastic time in Dubai, it’s a great place to just wander and take it all in.
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