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Cheapest Fall Travel Destinations In 2024

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Summer is over, but that doesn’t mean that those weekend or week-long travel getaways must come to an end. There are plenty of cheap fall travel destinations that are worth a visit, so let yourself be tempted by the cheapest fall travel destination in 2024 mentioned below.

By the way! When we say “fall destinations” we also mean places to escape the chilly fall weather, if you’re into that!

Here’s our top pics for the cheapest Fall Travel Destinations in 2024

Turkey

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Turkey is one of main fall travel destinations for 2023 as it offers everything you may need for spending some quality days abroad. It’s cheap, the temperature is just on point and if you happen to be there during late October, you’ll have the opportunity to experience the most popular Turkish holiday!

Due to a recent drop in the Turkish lira, Turkey has become even more affordable than it was before. Prices for accommodation and food are lower than they have been in a long time which makes it the perfect time to visit this beautiful country on a decent budget.

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Also, fall in Turkey doesn’t mean like in many other countries, the early beginning of winter. In fact, as it is a Mediterranean country, Turkey offers a mild temperature, with few episodes of rain. Plus, the sea water is still warm, perfect for swimming.

Turkey is also a very cultural country, with plenty of holidays and cultural events throughout the year. And fall is not an exception. That’s why Turkey is a great fall travel destination in 2023. There are plenty of events going on in Turkey during the fall months, including the 29th of October Republic Day which is something you don’t want to miss. That being said, don’t waste any time and give Turkey a go this fall.

Check out our tips for Turkey here! We’ve been there 3 times!

*Sidenote: Turkey is now recognized by the name Turkiye (pronounced “turk-ee-yay”)

Scotland

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Tell me this isn’t the most epic photo of Loch Ness you’ve ever seen.

Scotland is a beautiful breathtaking country all year around. Its unique nature, which includes plenty of green landscapes and lochs are worth visiting all year around.  However, many agree that fall is the best season to visit Scotland. The reasonable temperature, affordable prices and amazing trees and skies that look like a colourful painting makes it a unique destination.

Depending on what you are planning for your trip there are different advice you should take into consideration. Fall is probably the best part of the year to visit the Highlands. The nature is as beautiful as it can be. There are plenty of footpaths and tracking paths for you to enjoy while it is still not too wet.

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On the other hand, visiting Edinburgh, Glasgow or Aberdeen during fall is also a must. The prices for accommodation are not as expensive as in summer, and you can still enjoy wandering around without freezing.

Scotland’s capital Edinburgh already feels like a Harry Potter movie, and where else would you rather be during Halloween than in there? Just another plus to visit Scotland this fall.

Want a Free Roadtrip Itinerary for Scotland? Click Here!

Hawaii, United States

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Known for its breathtaking landscapes and beaches, Hawaii is a good destination all year-around. However, there are a few things that makes Hawaii one of the cheapest and best destinations to visit in the fall of 2022.

Hawaii is basically the perfect gateway for those looking for an adventurous experience. During fall the weather in Hawaii is still very pleasant with temperatures ranging between 20ºC and 25ºC. And only a few episodes of rain. It’s without any doubt the perfect time to visit the archipelago if you like hiking and exploring.

Another great aspect about visiting Hawaii during fall are the prices. Accommodation options, including fancy hotels can be found at a reasonable price. Even experiences and transportation are usually lower in prices than during the high season. One more plus is that it’s also not as crowded, so you can enjoy Hawaii’s nature in a more tranquil environment.

There’s also plenty of things going on during the fall months, from events to unique parties. If you happen to visit Hawaii in October then you’ll have the opportunity to attend the Annual Hawaii Food & Wine Festival. This is one of the most famous events from Hawaii – so make sure you don’t miss that opportunity!

Mauritius

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If your idea of a perfect fall vacation is a more paradisiac destination, but money is still a concern? Then Mauritius is the place to go, as it’s one of the cheapest fall travel destinations in 2023.

During the fall months Mauritius offers a perfect temperature that usually rounds 25ºC, with low rainfall. It’s the best weather for those how like to go to the beach, without getting too sunburned.

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Mauritius is not a cheap destination, but this fall of 2023, the prices are lower than usual. During the fall months the prices for flights and accommodation are very reasonable and it’s still a cheaper option than other paradisiac destinations as Maldives or Seychelles. So, if your dream is to visit Mauritius, fall 2023 is the best opportunity to do it on a budget!

As the fall months are usually less crowded, you’ll still have the opportunity to experience all the idyllic activities. Kayaking, snorkelling, swimming, among others, are great experiences that this island nation offers during fall. All of this, without the crowds expected during the other months. Mauritius is for sure a top 2023 fall destination!

Japan

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Depending on what you’re expecting from such a diverse country as Japan, each month of the year offers unique experiences. That being said, fall months, especially October and November are known for being great months to visit Japan. Especially, if you’re looking for a cultural vacation.

Fall in Japan is usually synonym of clear skies and reasonable temperatures. It is not hot enough for a beach vacation. But is definitely a great temperature if you’re planning to explore the country and all of the unique sites it has to offer.

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Japan is an expensive country overall, but the fall months are not as expensive, with November being the cheapest month to travel there. So, fall of 2023 may be a great opportunity for you to visit Japan especially if you’re taking all your family with you. One great thing about Japan, is its many festivals spread out throughout the year. Fortunately, during the fall months there are some of the best festivals taking place as the Arashiyama Momiji Festival and Ishigaki Island Festival. Give them a try if you can. 

Japan has also just recently re-opened for visitors, so discounts are more likely to be found. Please note you still must wear a mask there!

As you can imagine, there are plenty of great cheap travel destinations that you can visit during fall 2023. But these ones mentioned above are some of the best and cheapest destinations you can choose from. Now, pick one and enjoy yourself!

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  • Went to the viral Underwater Wine Cellar in Kotor, Montenegro and here's my honest feedback as someone who lives on a vineyard by the sea in Italy!

[Comment "Kotor" and I'll send you the extensive detailed Balkans Roadtrip itinerary and tips I just made, including all the info to go here!]

It's definitely a unique concept, I've only seen one other like it in Sardinia but they don't offer tastings like this. So 10/10 for the idea to do a floating barge Wine bar!

The wine was pretty good, not sure about the pricing at €55 per bottle minimum and no option for wine by the glass.

Also it was very expensive to get there... €100 for a 20 minute round-trip water taxi..

Also you don't really dive down for your own bottle they pull up a crate and take it from there but you can ask if you can go do it!

I didn't feel it was most welcoming vibe but it was also high season and they're super popular so... 🙃

What do you think? Would you spend $150+ for this experience??

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For anyone new here, hi! I'm Alyssa Ramos of @mylifesatravelmovie, one of the very first "travel influencers" and now one of the most traveled and most experienced solo female travelers in the world! I've been traveling and creating content for 14 years now, in over 150 countries, and i specialize in solo female adventure travel, and misunderstood destinations! Follow me for unique places, useful tips, and to join my trips!
  • Did you really do a Europe Roadtrip if you didn’t end up driving on a pedestrian street? That was one of my biggest travel fails of the recent Balkans Roadtrip, and it was because of a rookie mistake — Forgetting to activate my eSIM for Kosovo before driving across the border! 

Your international data likely will not work well in Kosovo, so you have to get an eSIM for service, because otherwise your little blue dot will just be bouncing around everywhere and you’ll likely get lost, and led down a pedestrian street (one of the most embarassing and nerve wrecking travel fails of all time).

I recommend using @AloSIM because it’s affordable and extremely easy to use and install!

Please use my code: TRAVELMOVIE for an extra 15% off, which is especially helpful for the bigger Global eSIM packages!

Comment “Balkans” and I’ll send you my free detailed travel guide for roadtripping in the Balkans, and also a really easy step-by-step guide for how to use an eSIM!
  • Montenegro overall gets a 9 out of 10 as a luxury adventure destination! (Based on my experiences in 150 countries)

Definitely had a lot of fun, but it's also definitely a bit touristy in the main areas like Kotor and Budva..

I'd suggest checking out some of the areas closer to Albania for less crowds and chaos, and i also really liked Podgorica! There's a beautiful wine region, very cute pedestrian streets, and affordable luxury hotels!

Comment Balkans and I'll send you my Ultimate Balkans Roadtrip Travel Guide for Luxury Adventurers which covers Montenegro, Kosovo, North Macedonia, and Albania!

Follow for more unique adventures and travel tips/inspo from around the world, all created and written by a human. 😁
  • Social media often overhypes. I know, bc i accidentally helped make that a thing. So here's my honest ratings of the luxury adventure activities we did on my recent girls' roadtrip through the Balkans!

[Comment "Balkans" and I'll send you my detailed custom itinerary here when it's ready!]

I loved Montenegro and my heart hurts seeing it in flames just after we left. Hoping everyone is alright and the earth will recover quickly,

Full itinerary will be on my website (along with over 300 itineraries), please subscribe to my newsletter for notifications if you'd like to receive it! Comment Balkans and I'll send you the link!

OVERALL 9/10 for Montenegro and 10/10 for a girls' trip! If you don't have one planned, start planning! It's healthy for you!!

#Montenegro #mylifesatravelmovie #mylifeisatravelmovie #alyssaramos
  • When he suspiciously asks why I didn’t answer the phone all day and I was literally scaling a mountain in Kosovo with my adventure bestie. 🧗‍♀️ 😁

I had no idea we were doing a Via Ferrata on our first day of the girls’ trip, and was actually scared, but it ended up being really fun!

If you’re up for an adventure, it’s in Peja, a beautiful mountain area! All of my travel tips are on my website, mylifesamovie.com !

Follow me @mylifesatravelmovie - one of the most experienced solo female travelers in the world, for unique destinations, extreme adventures, and actual useful information!
  • Orca swimming in La Ventana, Mexico has been SUSPENDED indefinitely, but there’s more to it than you might think, so keep reading, or comment “orcas” and I’ll send you the full information about the update, future prospects, and these Sea Safari tours in general.

I know some people will automatically blame influencers for posting about swimming with orcas here (we’re used to it), but please keep in mind that many of us were posting the rules and regulations and urging people to be responsible and also that there was never an official “orca tour”, it’s always been a general Sea Safari, and seeing an orca is never guaranteed or promised.

Anyway, before the 1 year trial, there was allegedly complete chaos, with over 35 boats chasing pods and no regulations about how many boats can be near them at a time or how many swimmers and how long they could be in the water.

The trial period enforced those rules, limiting the number of boats and swimmers and how long each boat can be near the orcas. Many people listened, many did not. So that is now what the authorities are evaluating, to determine if they will continue to allow it or permanently ban it.

All of my posts had clear disclaimers about the rules and how to be a responsible traveler here, and I purposely required that people personally email me for info about the tour to make sure they understood the rules, including that there is no “orca tour” but most people still  specifically asked for that. 

In my opinion, after doing this experience, I don’t really think just anyone should be able to do it or run the tours…so many people just don’t listen or respect rules, and it is dangerous for the animals and themselves.

If they do allow it in the future I think it should be mandatory that a certified marine biologist is onboard most boats, that boats and captains have specific training and certifications, and that tourists have to pay an addition environmental fee so the gov can hire more people to monitor and enforce regulations. Also a smaller amount of spots allowed per day.

I don’t think observing orcas should be completely banned, otherwise people will just continue to go see them
  • Ferragosto is one of the biggest holidays in Italy, every year on August 15th! So definitely don’t come here that day unless you want to experience local celebrations in the form of beach or boat days, and massive feasts with lots of wine! 

Many people celebrate with family at home or at restaurants, so make reservations in advance, and wear your feast-fit 😮‍💨😬

Same applies for boat trip reservations and the beaches that require permits in advance!

This is my 3rd summer living in Sardinia and I put all the tips on my Sardinia Travel Guide on my website! Just comment “Sardinia” and I’ll send it to you!

((Transparency — I actually don’t recommend coming here in August at all because it’s the most hot and crowded month, but if that’s your vibe, you’ll love Ferragosto!))

Have you heard of this famous Italian holiday? Can you name any of the dishes in the vid? 😁

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  • Ferragosto is one of the biggest holidays in Italy, every year on August 15th! So definitely don’t come here that day unless you want to experience local celebrations in the form of beach or boat days, and massive feasts with lots of wine! 

Many people celebrate with family at home or at restaurants, so make reservations in advance, and wear your feast-fit 😮‍💨😬

Same applies for boat trip reservations and the beaches that require permits in advance!

This is my 3rd summer living in Sardinia and I put all the tips on my Sardinia Travel Guide on my website! Just comment “Sardinia” and I’ll send it to you!

((Transparency — I actually don’t recommend coming here in August at all because it’s the most hot and crowded month, but if that’s your vibe, you’ll love Ferragosto!))

Have you heard of this famous Italian holiday? Can you name any of the dishes in the vid? 😁

————-
Sardinia , Sardegna, European Summer, Summer in Italy, Italy, Italy travel tips, living in Italy, life in Italy, Mylifesatravelmovie, mylifeisatravelmovie, Alyssa Ramos
  • You cannot go within 15 feet of animals in Antarctica. But if THEY come up to you…well…what can you do?? 😬

I’ve been to Antarctica 4 times and this was a rare occasion when a penguin suddenly waddle-ran right up to me! It took a lot of willpower not to try and bend down to get closer, but I knew to just stay still and let it observe until it walked away!

Other animals you can see in Antarctica are humpbacks, leopard seals, and Orcas!

LMK if you have any questions about Antarctica!

———-

For anyone new here: Hi! I’m Alyssa Ramos of @mylifesatravelmovie - one of the most traveled and most experienced solo travel women in the world! I’ve been to 150 countries so far over 12 years, and love rare destinations and animals! My goal is to inspire you to travel off the typical path and to shatter negative stereotypes about “dangerous” destinations. Follow me for expert tips and inspiration!
Went to the viral Underwater Wine Cellar in Kotor, Montenegro and here's my honest feedback as someone who lives on a vineyard by the sea in Italy! [Comment "Kotor" and I'll send you the extensive detailed Balkans Roadtrip itinerary and tips I just made, including all the info to go here!] It's definitely a unique concept, I've only seen one other like it in Sardinia but they don't offer tastings like this. So 10/10 for the idea to do a floating barge Wine bar! The wine was pretty good, not sure about the pricing at €55 per bottle minimum and no option for wine by the glass. Also it was very expensive to get there... €100 for a 20 minute round-trip water taxi.. Also you don't really dive down for your own bottle they pull up a crate and take it from there but you can ask if you can go do it! I didn't feel it was most welcoming vibe but it was also high season and they're super popular so... 🙃 What do you think? Would you spend $150+ for this experience?? --------------- For anyone new here, hi! I'm Alyssa Ramos of @mylifesatravelmovie, one of the very first "travel influencers" and now one of the most traveled and most experienced solo female travelers in the world! I've been traveling and creating content for 14 years now, in over 150 countries, and i specialize in solo female adventure travel, and misunderstood destinations! Follow me for unique places, useful tips, and to join my trips!
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Did you really do a Europe Roadtrip if you didn’t end up driving on a pedestrian street? That was one of my biggest travel fails of the recent Balkans Roadtrip, and it was because of a rookie mistake — Forgetting to activate my eSIM for Kosovo before driving across the border! Your international data likely will not work well in Kosovo, so you have to get an eSIM for service, because otherwise your little blue dot will just be bouncing around everywhere and you’ll likely get lost, and led down a pedestrian street (one of the most embarassing and nerve wrecking travel fails of all time). I recommend using @AloSIM because it’s affordable and extremely easy to use and install! Please use my code: TRAVELMOVIE for an extra 15% off, which is especially helpful for the bigger Global eSIM packages! Comment “Balkans” and I’ll send you my free detailed travel guide for roadtripping in the Balkans, and also a really easy step-by-step guide for how to use an eSIM!
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Montenegro overall gets a 9 out of 10 as a luxury adventure destination! (Based on my experiences in 150 countries) Definitely had a lot of fun, but it's also definitely a bit touristy in the main areas like Kotor and Budva.. I'd suggest checking out some of the areas closer to Albania for less crowds and chaos, and i also really liked Podgorica! There's a beautiful wine region, very cute pedestrian streets, and affordable luxury hotels! Comment Balkans and I'll send you my Ultimate Balkans Roadtrip Travel Guide for Luxury Adventurers which covers Montenegro, Kosovo, North Macedonia, and Albania! Follow for more unique adventures and travel tips/inspo from around the world, all created and written by a human. 😁
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Social media often overhypes. I know, bc i accidentally helped make that a thing. So here's my honest ratings of the luxury adventure activities we did on my recent girls' roadtrip through the Balkans! [Comment "Balkans" and I'll send you my detailed custom itinerary here when it's ready!] I loved Montenegro and my heart hurts seeing it in flames just after we left. Hoping everyone is alright and the earth will recover quickly, Full itinerary will be on my website (along with over 300 itineraries), please subscribe to my newsletter for notifications if you'd like to receive it! Comment Balkans and I'll send you the link! OVERALL 9/10 for Montenegro and 10/10 for a girls' trip! If you don't have one planned, start planning! It's healthy for you!! #Montenegro #mylifesatravelmovie #mylifeisatravelmovie #alyssaramos
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When he suspiciously asks why I didn’t answer the phone all day and I was literally scaling a mountain in Kosovo with my adventure bestie. 🧗‍♀️ 😁 I had no idea we were doing a Via Ferrata on our first day of the girls’ trip, and was actually scared, but it ended up being really fun! If you’re up for an adventure, it’s in Peja, a beautiful mountain area! All of my travel tips are on my website, mylifesamovie.com ! Follow me @mylifesatravelmovie - one of the most experienced solo female travelers in the world, for unique destinations, extreme adventures, and actual useful information!
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Orca swimming in La Ventana, Mexico has been SUSPENDED indefinitely, but there’s more to it than you might think, so keep reading, or comment “orcas” and I’ll send you the full information about the update, future prospects, and these Sea Safari tours in general. I know some people will automatically blame influencers for posting about swimming with orcas here (we’re used to it), but please keep in mind that many of us were posting the rules and regulations and urging people to be responsible and also that there was never an official “orca tour”, it’s always been a general Sea Safari, and seeing an orca is never guaranteed or promised. Anyway, before the 1 year trial, there was allegedly complete chaos, with over 35 boats chasing pods and no regulations about how many boats can be near them at a time or how many swimmers and how long they could be in the water. The trial period enforced those rules, limiting the number of boats and swimmers and how long each boat can be near the orcas. Many people listened, many did not. So that is now what the authorities are evaluating, to determine if they will continue to allow it or permanently ban it. All of my posts had clear disclaimers about the rules and how to be a responsible traveler here, and I purposely required that people personally email me for info about the tour to make sure they understood the rules, including that there is no “orca tour” but most people still specifically asked for that. In my opinion, after doing this experience, I don’t really think just anyone should be able to do it or run the tours…so many people just don’t listen or respect rules, and it is dangerous for the animals and themselves. If they do allow it in the future I think it should be mandatory that a certified marine biologist is onboard most boats, that boats and captains have specific training and certifications, and that tourists have to pay an addition environmental fee so the gov can hire more people to monitor and enforce regulations. Also a smaller amount of spots allowed per day. I don’t think observing orcas should be completely banned, otherwise people will just continue to go see them
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Ferragosto is one of the biggest holidays in Italy, every year on August 15th! So definitely don’t come here that day unless you want to experience local celebrations in the form of beach or boat days, and massive feasts with lots of wine! Many people celebrate with family at home or at restaurants, so make reservations in advance, and wear your feast-fit 😮‍💨😬 Same applies for boat trip reservations and the beaches that require permits in advance! This is my 3rd summer living in Sardinia and I put all the tips on my Sardinia Travel Guide on my website! Just comment “Sardinia” and I’ll send it to you! ((Transparency — I actually don’t recommend coming here in August at all because it’s the most hot and crowded month, but if that’s your vibe, you’ll love Ferragosto!)) Have you heard of this famous Italian holiday? Can you name any of the dishes in the vid? 😁 ————- Sardinia , Sardegna, European Summer, Summer in Italy, Italy, Italy travel tips, living in Italy, life in Italy, Mylifesatravelmovie, mylifeisatravelmovie, Alyssa Ramos
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Ferragosto is one of the biggest holidays in Italy, every year on August 15th! So definitely don’t come here that day unless you want to experience local celebrations in the form of beach or boat days, and massive feasts with lots of wine! Many people celebrate with family at home or at restaurants, so make reservations in advance, and wear your feast-fit 😮‍💨😬 Same applies for boat trip reservations and the beaches that require permits in advance! This is my 3rd summer living in Sardinia and I put all the tips on my Sardinia Travel Guide on my website! Just comment “Sardinia” and I’ll send it to you! ((Transparency — I actually don’t recommend coming here in August at all because it’s the most hot and crowded month, but if that’s your vibe, you’ll love Ferragosto!)) Have you heard of this famous Italian holiday? Can you name any of the dishes in the vid? 😁 ————- Sardinia , Sardegna, European Summer, Summer in Italy, Italy, Italy travel tips, living in Italy, life in Italy, Mylifesatravelmovie, mylifeisatravelmovie, Alyssa Ramos
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You cannot go within 15 feet of animals in Antarctica. But if THEY come up to you…well…what can you do?? 😬 I’ve been to Antarctica 4 times and this was a rare occasion when a penguin suddenly waddle-ran right up to me! It took a lot of willpower not to try and bend down to get closer, but I knew to just stay still and let it observe until it walked away! Other animals you can see in Antarctica are humpbacks, leopard seals, and Orcas! LMK if you have any questions about Antarctica! ———- For anyone new here: Hi! I’m Alyssa Ramos of @mylifesatravelmovie - one of the most traveled and most experienced solo travel women in the world! I’ve been to 150 countries so far over 12 years, and love rare destinations and animals! My goal is to inspire you to travel off the typical path and to shatter negative stereotypes about “dangerous” destinations. Follow me for expert tips and inspiration!
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