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January

Chase the world’s extremes, from Australia’s sunlit beaches to Japan’s powdery slopes, and Antarctica’s wildlife spectacle. Whether venturing under the Northern Lights in Iceland or joining lively festivals, the year’s start is filled with fresh adventures and unforgettable contrasts.

Two people paddleboarding on crystal-clear turquoise water near a sandy beach with lush greenery and rocks. The atmosphere is serene and tropical.

Summer Adventures Australia’s Coastal Escapes

Soak up the height of summer along Australia’s golden beaches, from Sydney’s Bondi surf to hiking adventures through Tasmania’s rugged wilderness. January brings long sunny days, ideal for outdoor adventures and vibrant cultural events.

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red and white pagoda temple near snow covered mountain during daytime

Winter Wonders Japan’s Snow & Culture

Experience Japan in its magical winter season. Powder skiing in Hokkaido, steaming hot springs, and tranquil temple visits await you. January also offers the beauty of traditional festivals under crisp, clear skies.

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January Facts

Summer in January

January is summer in Australia, ideal for beach visits along the Gold Coast, Sydney, and Lord Howe Island.

Sapporo Snow Festival

Japan’s Sapporo Snow Festival, held in late January, showcases massive snow and ice sculptures attracting visitors worldwide.

Active Wildlife

It’s the peak of the travel season in Antarctica with active wildlife — penguin chicks hatch, seals give birth, and whale sightings increase.

Northern Lights

January is deep winter in Scandinavia with short daylight hours (~4-5 hours) but excellent opportunities for Northern Lights viewing.

Warm Weather

January offers great Southern Hemisphere summer destinations (like Australia and Antarctica) with warm weather and vibrant outdoor activities.

Festival Season

It’s a great month for Sydney’s outdoor festivals and events, including Australia Day celebrations.

Stunning Nature Scenes

In Iceland, snow-covered landscapes and frozen waterfalls create stunning natural scenes.

Summer in January

January is summer in Australia, ideal for beach visits along the Gold Coast, Sydney, and Lord Howe Island.

Sapporo Snow Festival

Japan’s Sapporo Snow Festival, held in late January, showcases massive snow and ice sculptures attracting visitors worldwide.

Active Wildlife

It’s the peak of the travel season in Antarctica with active wildlife — penguin chicks hatch, seals give birth, and whale sightings increase.

Northern Lights

January is deep winter in Scandinavia with short daylight hours (~4-5 hours) but excellent opportunities for Northern Lights viewing.

Warm Weather

January offers great Southern Hemisphere summer destinations (like Australia and Antarctica) with warm weather and vibrant outdoor activities.

Festival Season

It’s a great month for Sydney’s outdoor festivals and events, including Australia Day celebrations.

Stunning Nature Scenes

In Iceland, snow-covered landscapes and frozen waterfalls create stunning natural scenes.

a group of people in a small boat in front of an iceberg

Ultimate Expedition Antarctica’s Summer Voyage

Embark on a once‑in‑a‑lifetime journey to the White Continent. January is peak summer, when wildlife thrives as penguin chicks hatch, whales surface, and vast icebergs glisten under long daylight hours.

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Vibrant green Northern Lights dance across a starry night sky above a serene, icy landscape. The scene evokes awe and natural wonder.

Natural Wonders Iceland in Winter Light

Marvel at Iceland’s frozen landscapes: glacier lagoons, ice caves, and snow‑blanketed mountains. January nights bring prime conditions for witnessing the Northern Lights, while cozy days unfold in Reykjavík’s vibrant cafés.

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