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Warm and without crowds of tourists: four underrated autumn destinations in Europe

The weather is pleasant and warm in September.

If you are planning a sea vacation in Europe, however, do not like too hot weather huge crowds of people, then the best period for travel will be September, or even the beginning of October. Edition traveloffpath.com told about four underrated destinations where this fall will be less people and pleasant temperature.

Valletta, the capital of Malta

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Malta boasts fairy-tale fortified cities, majestic Baroque basilicas, and charming coastal villages surrounded by turquoise waters.

Although it can be quite crowded during the off-season, most of the Maltese coastal resorts are relatively quiet from September. Additionally, due to its geographical location in the far south of Europe, the temperature reaches 28°C almost every day.

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Trogir, Croatia

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Trogir is a miniature Split, located just 27 kilometers north along the Adriatic coast. The only difference is that it doesn’t attract local club enthusiasts. People come to Trogir to immerse themselves in the old-world atmosphere and escape the crowds.

Autumn is the perfect time to visit Croatia, with average daytime temperatures of 25°C and nighttime temperatures of 18°C. The water is also still warm.

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Syros, Greece

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Syros is the more unusual and less touristy brother of Santorini.

At the same time, there are many unpopulated coastal resorts on Syros, such as Galissas and Kini. You can enjoy long sandy beaches, sparkling water, and warm weather. In terms of weather, Syros receives much less rainfall during the off-season than mainland Greece, with daytime temperatures ranging from 25°C to 29°C and nighttime temperatures ranging from 19°C to 21°C.

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Favignana, Italy

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Located approximately 12 nautical miles off the west coast of Sicily, Favignana is a truly untouched island that has yet to be corrupted by civilization.

This is primarily a beach holiday with many secluded bays and natural pools. The most famous of these, Cala Azurra, offers a crystal-clear sea and a bar where you can have a quick lunch in the fresh air. Plus, there are no crowds of Sicilian tourists here.

Favignana is also surprisingly small, with an area of only 19.38 square miles, and you can walk or cycle around the entire island. Even during the off-season, the temperature remains warm at 25°C.

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Konstantin is a travel writer passionate about uncovering unique destinations and sharing practical tips for unforgettable adventures. A regular contributor to waypoinwonder.com, he specializes in bringing iconic landmarks and hidden gems to life through authentic storytelling. From exploring Maldives' best resorts to diving into Croatia’s natural wonders, his writing inspires readers to travel deeper and smarter.

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