It's time to hit the beach! The hot summer breeze is suffocating you in your homes and you can't spend the entire season within the walls of your abode. Thus, with the Fourth of July weekend coming soon or even later in July, you can plan an island vacation with your friends, family or bae to locations that will offer a dreamy tropical cool with turquoise beaches and fizzy drinks that will make you forget all about the heat. These are the top 10 islands in the world you must visit in July 2025.
Moorea, French Polynesia
In Moorea, a coastal heaven awaits your arrival. From stays at overwater bungalows to whale watching, from an ATV ride through the island to hiking to the top of the hills, you can do it all in this paradise.
Sardinia, Italy
Sardinia is the second-largest island in the Mediterranean Sea and planning a trip here in July will give you access to the island's local festivals as well. Visit the famous Neptune's Caves, walk through the medieval streets of Bosa, and plan a visit to Porto Flavia, a cliff-face port.
Menorca, Spain
An island in the Mediterranean Sea, Menorca is a more laid-back alternative to Mallorca. Go swimming at the beaches, visit Monte Toro- the highest point of the island, and indulge in the local dish Ensaimada and of course paella.
Tahiti, French Polynesia
One of the most culturally rich islands in French Polynesia is Tahiti. One can engage in a variety of cultural activities, dive deep in the turquoise blue waters and have a taste of the scrumptious coastal cuisine during July.
Cayman Islands
Dip in some turquoise water at the famous Seven Mile beach is a must when visiting the Cayman Islands. For those who have never seen stingrays up close, going to Stingray City will be memorable as there you will find dozens of stingrays swimming in shallow water. Other spots include the Cayman Turtle Centre and Cayman Crystal Caves.
Fiji
Fiji has a dry season in July and it's thus the perfect time to visit. Meet with the locals and get to know the culture, go diving and snorkelling, hike through the rain forests, and enjoy some water sports such as surfing, kayaking and more.
Gili Islands, Indonesia
Gili Islands is a group of three islands in Indonesia. Go diving at the beach, sun bathe on the sands, enjoy the popular night life, and taste some Indonesian cuisine.
Praslin, Seychelles
In July, the temperatures in Praslin, an island in Seychelles where the temperatures near 27 degrees Celsius with clear skies. Relax on the beaches with your favourite book, look for some coco de mer- a speciality of the island and head to the Curieuse island to meet the giant tortoises.
Bonaire, Caribbean Netherlands
Bonaire in July is every diver's heaven. Located in the Netherlands, the island has the Bonaire National Marine Park with over 85 diving sites where you can spot the unique marine life of the islands. Those fans of windsurfing can hit Sorobon Beach. Don't miss out on the salt flats and animal life of the islands.
Farasan Islands, Saudi Arabia
An archipelago of more than 170 islands, the Farasan Islands are known as the 'Maldives of Saudi Arabia' and offer a great reprieve with white sand beaches, crystal-clear water, seagull sightings, fishing and snorkelling.
Disclaimer:
The travel recommendations provided in this article are for general informational purposes only. Weather conditions, travel advisories, visa requirements, and accessibility may change, so it is essential to check with official tourism boards and government updates before planning your trip. The availability of specific activities and accommodations may vary seasonally. Always consider local health guidelines, environmental regulations, and safety precautions while visiting any island destination. Readers are encouraged to plan responsibly and travel sustainably to protect these natural paradises.
Moorea, French Polynesia
In Moorea, a coastal heaven awaits your arrival. From stays at overwater bungalows to whale watching, from an ATV ride through the island to hiking to the top of the hills, you can do it all in this paradise.
Sardinia, Italy
Sardinia is the second-largest island in the Mediterranean Sea and planning a trip here in July will give you access to the island's local festivals as well. Visit the famous Neptune's Caves, walk through the medieval streets of Bosa, and plan a visit to Porto Flavia, a cliff-face port.
Menorca, Spain
An island in the Mediterranean Sea, Menorca is a more laid-back alternative to Mallorca. Go swimming at the beaches, visit Monte Toro- the highest point of the island, and indulge in the local dish Ensaimada and of course paella.
Tahiti, French Polynesia
One of the most culturally rich islands in French Polynesia is Tahiti. One can engage in a variety of cultural activities, dive deep in the turquoise blue waters and have a taste of the scrumptious coastal cuisine during July.
Cayman Islands
Dip in some turquoise water at the famous Seven Mile beach is a must when visiting the Cayman Islands. For those who have never seen stingrays up close, going to Stingray City will be memorable as there you will find dozens of stingrays swimming in shallow water. Other spots include the Cayman Turtle Centre and Cayman Crystal Caves.
Fiji
Fiji has a dry season in July and it's thus the perfect time to visit. Meet with the locals and get to know the culture, go diving and snorkelling, hike through the rain forests, and enjoy some water sports such as surfing, kayaking and more.
Gili Islands, Indonesia
Gili Islands is a group of three islands in Indonesia. Go diving at the beach, sun bathe on the sands, enjoy the popular night life, and taste some Indonesian cuisine.
Praslin, Seychelles
In July, the temperatures in Praslin, an island in Seychelles where the temperatures near 27 degrees Celsius with clear skies. Relax on the beaches with your favourite book, look for some coco de mer- a speciality of the island and head to the Curieuse island to meet the giant tortoises.
Bonaire, Caribbean Netherlands
Bonaire in July is every diver's heaven. Located in the Netherlands, the island has the Bonaire National Marine Park with over 85 diving sites where you can spot the unique marine life of the islands. Those fans of windsurfing can hit Sorobon Beach. Don't miss out on the salt flats and animal life of the islands.
Farasan Islands, Saudi Arabia
An archipelago of more than 170 islands, the Farasan Islands are known as the 'Maldives of Saudi Arabia' and offer a great reprieve with white sand beaches, crystal-clear water, seagull sightings, fishing and snorkelling.
Disclaimer:
The travel recommendations provided in this article are for general informational purposes only. Weather conditions, travel advisories, visa requirements, and accessibility may change, so it is essential to check with official tourism boards and government updates before planning your trip. The availability of specific activities and accommodations may vary seasonally. Always consider local health guidelines, environmental regulations, and safety precautions while visiting any island destination. Readers are encouraged to plan responsibly and travel sustainably to protect these natural paradises.
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