It's a dream location for an autumn break in the sun, it's still 25 degrees at the water's edge

Here is an ideal haven of peace to enjoy the last rays of autumn sunshine. With its 25°C at the water's edge, this charming city seaside resort has an enchanting stay in store for you.

Autumn is just around the corner, but you're still dreaming of relaxing in the sun? It's still possible, and without having to take a plane across the globe. Some European destinations still have some nice surprises and warm rays of sunshine in store in October, and even in November. This is the case of this little paradise that promises to extend your summer, by the sea, what's more.

Here, the mercury still reaches 23 to 25°C during the day, enough to savor your summer Indian while enjoying the charms of this small fishing village with its stone houses. Far from the summer tourist hustle and bustle, you can easily stroll through the cobbled streets lined with sumptuous Venetian villas, witnesses to a rich past and multiple influences.

Nestled in the heart of the spectacular Bay of Kotor, this charming coastal town enjoys an enchanting microclimate in the late season. You guessed our destination ? Yes, you're in Montenegro. Let's go to Perast! Nestled in the heart of the majestic and now well-known Bay of Kotor, this wide bay that flows into the Adriatic, this small coastal town is a great destination for an autumn getaway.

During a stroll, the stone quays of Perast are an invitation to the dolce vita. It is the opportunity to enjoy a coffee on a terrace, lulled by the lapping of the water or to climb the small streets to enjoy one of the most beautiful views of the bay. The city of Kotor is only a few kilometers away. A stone's throw away, the islets of Saint-Georges and Notre-Dame-du-Rocher invite you to a romantic boat trip, offered to the many tourists in the summer.

Saint George, closed to visitors, is home to a medieval monastery and the ancient cemetery of Perast, while Our Lady of the Rocks offers visitors a view of its charming chapel. Perast is attracting more and more tourists and it can become difficult to park there without having to pay a single fee that necessarily includes the boat tour and the visit to the Church of Our Lady of the Rocks. If this is not on your agenda, it is better to park further away and walk a little while enjoying the view.

You prefer swimming ? If Perast does not have a sandy beach, its pontoons and nautical clubs are all pleasant spots to lie down. To the north and south of the village, a few pebble coves also offer lovely swimming opportunities. &Just a 2-hour drive from Dubrovnik or 3 hours from Podgorica, Perast is a lovely autumn getaway, far from the flood of tourists who flock there throughout the summer.