Ten years of climate
Temperature, sea, sun and rain days for every month, measured, not guessed. You see how your trip will feel before you go.


Published 5 October 2026 · HolidayWow editors · Written with AI, numbers checked against our data ·
Google Maps is good at saving a pin; this planner is built for the next step, turning a pile of saved places into a day-by-day order, with timed legs between stops, real prices and a plan the whole group can edit.
Google Maps lets you save places to lists and build custom maps in My Maps, a useful way to collect ideas from recommendations, articles and friends over the weeks before a trip. What a list of pins does not do on its own is put those places into a day-by-day order, with a sense of which three or four fit comfortably into one day and which belong on separate days.

This planner starts from a sentence describing the trip and returns the places already ordered into days, each day a route on the map, each stop a pin, each leg timed, rather than a flat list waiting to be sorted.

Saving pins as ideas come in, a restaurant mentioned by a friend, a viewpoint from an article, a shop spotted in a photo, works well over the weeks before a trip, when the goal is simply not to forget anything. My Maps also makes it easy to see everything saved for a destination in one view.



Once the places are decided, three travel paces, relaxed (one to two stops a day), balanced (two to three) and packed (three to five), set for the whole trip or a single day, decide how many of the saved places fit into each day, and the plan checker re-orders the day whenever a stop moves. Dates are optional while the order is still being worked out, and real dates added later bring in the weekday, live weather and live prices.

A side-panel assistant knows what you have selected, a day, a stop, or a moment from the trip film, and can change the plan on request, through the same actions as a drag on the map.

New trip
When, who with, what matters and what's a no. No form, no ten filters. HolidayWow understands the dates, budget, departure point, pace and wishes from one sentence.

New trip
Every idea comes with a total price and a clear answer to why it fits you: weather, flight time, beaches, food, short distances.

Your trip ideas

Sicily
Food · small towns · sea
7 days for 2

Crete
Sea · tavernas · nature
7 days for 2

Mallorca
Sea · comfort · short distances
7 days for 2
Arrival, transfer, check-in, sunset, dinner. Just say “make it cheaper” or “no car hire” and the trip adapts.

Day 1
Arrival
Rain on the way? Then the beach day becomes a day at the market and a museum. Flight status, weather and your day plan in one place.

Day 3 · boat trip
A list of saved places for the Costa Blanca in August turns into a plan against day 32 °C, night 21 °C, a sea at 26 °C, 10 hours of sunshine and 3 rain days, with the door-to-door leg mapped alongside it, a packed pace fitting easily into the long sunshine hours.
The Azores in January shows a different shape entirely, day 16 °C, night 15 °C, a sea at 17 °C, 4 hours of sunshine and 14 rain days, a trip where a relaxed pace and indoor alternatives matter more than fitting in every saved pin, and the map still quietly carries every one of those places for a later trip.

A long list of saved places for Los Angeles in April (day 22 °C, night 10 °C, a sea at 15 °C, 11 hours of sunshine) or Antalya in September (day 32 °C, night 20 °C, a sea at 28 °C) can be described in one sentence here, naming the places that matter most, and the planner sets the day-by-day order and the pace from there. Any saved place left out of that sentence can still be added afterwards by dragging a new pin onto the map, rather than needing the whole plan rebuilt.
Once the order is set, stays, tours and transport show a real price from a partner (Booking.com, GetYourGuide, Viator, Trip.com, flight partners), or a button to check the live price, with booking inside the plan through partner links in pounds. A trip budget with price watch and cost splitting for a group keeps the cost next to the ordered days, something a list of saved pins has no way to show.



Temperature, sea, sun and rain days for every month, measured, not guessed. You see how your trip will feel before you go.

Direct flights, flight times and transfers from 9 UK airports, worked out from your door to the hotel.

Flights, hotel, transfers and experiences in one sum for everyone traveling, with the provider and when the price was checked. No teaser prices.

Once the saved places have a day-by-day order, a packing list builds itself from the plan, the month and the climate at the destination, something a list of pins alone has no way to offer since it is not attached to any specific dates. A document vault keeps passports, tickets and confirmations with the trip they belong to, so the planning and the paperwork end up in the same place.

For a trip that mixes saved places from several different sources, a restaurant list from one friend, a viewpoint from another, this planner becomes the one place everything is ordered into, rather than several lists that each need checking separately before the trip.


Take the places already saved, name the ones that matter in one sentence, and watch them turn into a day-by-day plan on a map, ready to edit, price and share with the group. Anything left off the first sentence can still be dragged in later, so a saved list built up over months is never wasted work.
Describe the places that matter most in one sentence and this planner sets the day-by-day order and pace for you, with timed legs and real prices attached, rather than leaving the pins unsorted.
Yes, for collecting ideas as they come up before a trip. This planner suits the later step of turning those saved places into an ordered, priced, shareable plan.
The app is free to download and to plan with. Real prices for stays, tours and transport are shown by partners inside the plan when you are ready to book.
Yes. Every leg between stops on the map carries its own travel time, so a day with several saved places shows how they actually fit together before you commit to it.
Yes. One link opens the same ordered plan for everyone travelling, with roles for viewing or editing, voting on stops, and comments on a day.
Yes. A packing list builds itself from the plan, the month and the climate at the destination, something a plain list of saved pins has no way to offer on its own.
Yes. A new stop can be dragged onto the map at any point, and the plan checker fits it into the day-by-day order without the rest of the plan needing to be rebuilt.

Your next trip
Describe your trip in one sentence. When, who with and what matters to you.

Where it's warm right now, real fare finds from your airport, bank holiday breaks for your nation and a ready-made trip to make your own.