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 ·
This holiday planner starts from a bank holiday, a half term or a sentence describing the trip, and draws the days on a map with real climate numbers and real prices, ready to edit before anyone books a thing.
With a typical 28 days of annual leave to spend across a year, the Bank Holiday planner turns a single day's leave either side of a bank holiday into a longer run of days away, before a single stop is chosen. The same planner reads half term, the Easter holidays, the summer holidays and the Christmas holidays, so a family trip can be timed to a school break from the first sentence.

You describe the holiday in one sentence or by voice and the planner reads the place, the month, the group, the pace and the budget from your words, then draws the trip as a route on a map rather than a block of text.

Each day on the plan is a leg on the map, each stop a pin, and each leg between stops carries its own travel time, so the shape of a holiday is visible before you commit to it. Pace comes in three settings: relaxed keeps a day to one or two stops, balanced allows two to three, and packed fits in three to five, chosen for the whole holiday or changed for just one day.

A holiday does not need fixed dates to begin: build it against a month, and once real dates are settled, every day card picks up its weekday, the live weather and current prices without anything needing to be redrawn.


A week in Fuerteventura in November comes back against day 22 °C, night 20 °C, a sea at 22 °C, 7 hours of sunshine and 2 rain days, with the door-to-door leg mapped out. A balanced pace suits the steady warmth, with the sea pin kept close for most afternoons.

A shorter UK holiday looks different again. The Isle of Wight in July shows day 18 °C, night 16 °C, a sea at 16 °C, 9 hours of sunshine and 10 rain days, a short trip that still earns its own day-by-day plan on the same map.

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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
Move a stop to a different day, replace one place with another, or thin out a busy day, and the plan checker resets the order around whatever changed, so a holiday built in minutes still holds together after several edits. Madeira in April (day 18 °C, night 17 °C, a sea at 18 °C, 5 rain days) is the kind of holiday where a wetter morning can be swapped for an indoor stop without redoing the whole day.
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 the buttons.

Rather than a guessed figure, each stay, tour or transfer on the holiday plan shows what a partner, Booking.com, GetYourGuide, Viator, Trip.com or a flight partner, actually charges right now, or offers a button to check that live price. Booking happens inside the holiday plan through partner links in pounds, with a trip budget, price watch on the stays you are following, and cost splitting if the holiday is shared with others.

Costa Brava in September, with day 25 °C, night 18 °C, a sea at 21 °C and 8 rain days, is the kind of plan where live prices on the coastal stays settle the budget before anyone books.

Send a single link and the whole group opens the same holiday plan, with view or edit roles set for each person, plus voting on stops and comments left on a day. The trip film turns the finished holiday into a short film on the map, with the flight arc, the bases and each day, ready to share once it is booked.

A packing list builds itself from the plan, the month and the climate at the destination, and a document vault keeps passports, tickets and confirmations with the holiday they belong to, so nothing needs hunting for on the morning you leave.


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.

Families often plan around half term or the summer holidays, while couples and groups of friends lean on bank holiday weekends to stretch a short run of annual leave into a proper trip. The Bank Holiday planner carries the actual UK public holiday dates into the plan, so the days off and the holiday plan are built from the same calendar rather than two separate ones.

A retired couple or a pair of friends without school terms to work around can instead let the planner suggest the quieter shoulder months, using the same climate numbers that shape every other trip on the platform, rather than following the school calendar at all.

Open the planner, pick a bank holiday, a school break, or describe the trip in one sentence, and the first plan appears on the map in the same session, ready to edit, price and share from there.


The Bank Holiday planner turns a bank holiday and a single day or two of annual leave into a longer trip idea, and the same plan then draws the days, the stops and the prices around it.
Yes. Half term, the Easter holidays, the summer holidays and the Christmas holidays all feed into the planner, so a family holiday can be timed to the actual school calendar.
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.
No. A holiday can be built on a month alone, and adding real dates later fills in the weekday, live weather and live prices for every day.
Yes. One link opens the same plan for everyone, with roles for viewing or editing, voting on stops, and comments on a day, so the whole group plans together.
A typical 28 days of annual leave is the starting point the Bank Holiday planner works with, stretching single days of leave either side of a bank holiday into a longer trip.
Yes. For travellers without school terms to plan around, the planner can lean on the quieter shoulder months instead, using the same climate numbers that shape every trip on the platform.

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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.