September is a sweet spot for many destinations: still warm around the Mediterranean, calmer after the summer holidays, and spring starts in the southern hemisphere.
Places are ranked by their typical weather in September (comfortable daily highs and little rain) and by traveler ratings. Public holidays are listed with each place, as museums, shops and offices may be closed and popular places can be busy on them. Climate data from Meteostat.
16 places have good weather in September in Latin America & Caribbean, showing the top 16.
4.88
Ancient Incan city perched high in the Andes Mountains, known for its well-preserved ruins and breathtaking views.
4.8
Volcanic archipelago with unique endemic species, pivotal to Darwin’s theory of evolution.
4.41
City with iconic statue Christ the Redeemer, diverse culture, and famous beaches.
4.22
Colonial mining town with baroque art and a rich history as a gold rush epicenter, with beautiful landscapes and vibrant festivals.
4.15
Incan citadel and market town set in the breathtaking Sacred Valley, known for its archaeological significance and vibrant culture.
4.08
Colonial monastery city with a rich history, distinct architecture, and cultural heritage.
4.04
Desert oasis surrounded by sand dunes, offering picturesque landscapes and thrilling adventure tourism.
4.42
Massive rock monolith with stairs offering panoramic views, nestled in Colombia's colorful cultural landscape.
3.86
Largest city in Southern Hemisphere with diverse culture and gastronomy.
3.63
Constitutional capital with colonial architecture, historical significance, and rich cultural heritage.
3.85
Largest pre-Columbian city in the Americas, a testament to Chimú culture with remarkable architecture and history.
4.28
First colonial capital with African heritage and colorful architecture.
4.75
World's largest salt flat with mirror-like surface.
4
Colorful port city with funiculars, rich in history and culture with stunning ocean views.
3.63
Colorful mountain valley and cultures
4.02
Highest city with silver mining history.