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Group trips in September

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The perfect month to start travelling, again! Head off on a September trip while everyone else stays home. Lose yourself to then find yourself among breathtaking landscapes, unique cultures and new friendships.

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Four women in traditional clothing walk through a terraced rice field, with lush green mountains in the background.
From$ 1,776

A smiling WeRoad group trip wearing helmets takes a selfie inside a vibrant turquoise ice cave.
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From$ 973

A coastal town with colorful buildings built into a steep cliffside, featuring a stone arched bridge over the blue sea.
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From$ 946

The exterior of Mr. D'z, a retro Route 66 diner, glows with colorful neon signs at twilight.
From$ 3,038

A woman in a red dress and straw hat walks towards a large ancient temple carved into a cliff with colossal seated statues.
From$ 942

A large mosque with multiple domes and six minarets overlooking a sea filled with ships under a clear blue sky.
From$ 744

A wooden boathouse on stilts and rowboats on a calm lake, with snow-capped mountains reflected in the water.
From$ 1,537

View from a boat on a turquoise river winding through a steep, forested mountain canyon under a blue sky.
From$ 1,110

Ancient Greek temples and ruins sit atop a rocky hill overlooking a dense forest during a golden sunset.
From$ 402

A WeRoad group trip wearing wetsuits carries surfboards into the ocean for a lesson with their coaches.
From$ 459

Tall, thin rock pillars topped with green vegetation rise from a dense forest, with misty mountains in the background.
From$ 2,602

A pink vintage car parked on a narrow, sunlit street lined with colorful buildings, with a Cuban flag hanging from a balcony.
From$ 1,411

A person jumps in the air on an orange sand dune in the desert, next to a white pickup truck, with mountains in the background.
From$ 1,313

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What to do in September

Best places to go in September

Summer's over, but the best travel is just beginning. September means fewer crowds, lower prices and destinations that are finally yours to enjoy.

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Autumn in Japan: the ultimate guide

Spring gets all the attention, but Japan in autumn is pure magic. Here's how to experience Japan's most underrated season.

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Best time to visit Patagonia

One of the most remote and awe-inspiring places on earth, Patagonia rewards those who plan well. Here's everything you need to know before you go.

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10 reasons to choose a trip at this time of year

Why travel in September?

September is the best-kept secret of experienced travellers: summer isn’t over, but the crowds are gone. Here are 10 reasons why a group trip in September is a great idea:

1. Summer without the crowds

The heat is still there, but long queues and peak-season prices are gone

2. Better prices

Everything become more affordable right after mid-August

3. The sea is still warm

After summer, water temperatures are often perfect for swimming

4. Perfect light for photos

In September you have the perfect natural lighting

5. Destinations rediscovered

Spain and Croatia feel completely different without the summer masses

6. Nature begins to change

The first autumn colors in mountains create postcard-worthy landscapes

7. The energy of a fresh start

Carries a unique motivation: perfect to recharge before autumn

8. Exotic destinations

East Africa, India and Japan enter one of their best travel seasons.

9. Slower, more authentic travel

Fewer tourists mean deeper connections with local culture

10. One last escape before routine

Is your final big opportunity before daily life takes over again