We’re going to ask you THE question

What you doing for New Year’s Eve?

Too early? Well, you know what they say, the early bird doesn’t end up frantically searching for something to do on New Year’s Eve on the 31st December at 8pm, only to end up paying 35 quid to sip on watered down gin and tonics in a club that smells of feet and desperation. If that sounds up your street then you can skip the rest of this Newsletter, if not, we suggest you keep reading…

Iceland
Why settle for artificial fireworks when you could see nature’s greatest phenomenon? This winter is the period to go and see the northern lights as they’ll be at their peak brightness. No, we’re not just saying that for the sake of this newsletter, science says so, we’re in a period of solar maximum; the highest rate of solar activity during the sun’s approximately 11-year solar cycle. So you’ll wanna see the aurora this winter, or you can wait another 11 years, it’s up to you.

Cuba
Bringing in the New Year is fun, but you know what’s not fun? Freezing your ass off because it’s December, and December is bloody cold. You know where’s not cold? Cuba. Picture this: New Year’s Eve with a Cuba Libre in hand, probably on a white-sand beach, the azure sea lapping against the shore… Who’s coming with?

Vietnam
This one’s for those who want a little party, a little adventure and a little beach time all rolled into one epic trip. Trust us, there’s nothing quite like bringing in the New Year on the other side of the world. Along with the unparalleled Vietnamese hospitality, incredible cuisine and breathtaking natural landscapes, 2025 will begin with an absolute bang.