8 Tropical Destinations That Have Summer Weather All Year Long

The stunning French Polynesia in the South Pacific generally ranges from the low to mid-80s in both the Summer AND the Winter. If that's not perfect, we don't know what is.

The small African island nation of São Tomé and Príncipe typically ranges between the low 70s and upper 80s. The temperature seldom dips below the 70s or climbs into the 90s. Not too hot; not too cold.

The average high temps of Puerto Rico in the Caribbean range in the 80s — from January to December. The average lows span from 70-76 degrees.

The Maldives off the coast of India and Sri Lanka get the most sunshine in mid-February. The warmest month of the year is March (84 degrees on average) and the coolest is January (81 degrees on average).

Cape Verde off the coast of west Africa has another shockingly small range of temperatures, which generally vary between 79 and 86 degrees. Bonus: the humidity is low.

With a wonderful cooling breeze to accompany the hot weather, Hawaii typically hovers around 85 degrees in the daytime during the Summers. In the Winters, daytime temps average about 78 degrees.

Grenada in the south Caribbean spans about 12 degrees on average (75 to 87 degrees). The warmest day of the year is Sept. 13, in which the temperature can climb to the tip-top of this range.

Temps in the Marshall Islands near Papua New Guinea usually vary between the low and upper 80s. It almost never goes below 76 or above 88.