Grace caught up with Faye and Meg [Travel Advisors] from Kilroy Travel to run through everything you need to know about booking your next student adventure with exclusive tips of the trade to maximize your holiday. Visit Kilroy Travel for all your student travel needs at: https://www.kilroy.co.uk/ #studentpagesmagazine
Too early to start thinking about your holidays already? We donât think so! Â
Letâs face it â youâll probably never enjoy this much time off once your student days are over (insert crying face). So, donât let those uni breaks go to waste. Give in to your wanderlust and put these top destinations on your bucket list. Â
 ThailandÂ
No surprise that this backpacker classic is number one on the list. Itâs got stunning beaches, vibrant cities like Bangkok and Chiang Mai, plenty of outdoor adventures, and the chance to volunteer with elephants. Who could resist that?!Â
What makes it such a great backpacker destination is the choice of excellent hostels, well-established transport routes and cheap food. (Trust us, youâll be raving about Thailandâs street food for months!). Best of all, Thailand is the perfect starting point for a backpacking adventure around SE Asia, with Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam on the doorstep.Â
When to go: November to March is the best time to visit, so consider Thailand for your Christmas break. Â
 PortugalÂ
Portugal doesnât get the love and attention it deserves. Itâs home to vibrant culture and impressive natural attractions. For the surfers among you, Portugal is a dream destination with miles of gorgeous coastline and excellent surf spots that cater for all levels.Â
And if you get yourself an Interrail pass, you can combine Portugal with neighbouring Spain and travel through France enroute. Which means you can combine tapas, cheese and custard tarts for a mouthwatering adventure through Western Europe! Â
When to go: Portugal is nicest in the shoulder seasons, so use your Easter break to spend a week or two exploring the country. Â
 PeruÂ
Itâs the most visited country in South America for a reason, with spectacular Inca ruins, mind-blowing mountain scenery and crazy jungle experiences. Oh, and llamas â you’ll see plenty of those too!Â
Peru also has a great backpacker infrastructure with hop-on hop-off bus passes that cover the countryâs top sites. Plus, hostels brands like Selina offer stylish dorms and coworking spaces where you can catch up on uni assignments while you travel. Â
When to go: May to September is when youâll find clear, sunny days that are ideal for trekking, so pick Peru for your summer holidays.Â
 AustraliaÂ
The land Down Under â where the weather is better, the beaches are bigger, and the road trips are way more epic. You can be living the city life in Sydney one minute, then learning to surf on the coast the next. Or trekking in bushland for the weekend. Â
Itâs a huge country. But with a campervan or a hop-on hop-off bus pass, you can follow the popular east coast route, linking Melbourne with Brisbane, and all the way north to Cairns (if youâve got the time). Â
When to go: thanks to the sheer size of the place, thereâs never a bad time to visit Australia â you just need to know where to go.Â
 Find your next adventure with KILROYÂ
Weâre not just travel experts â we’re backpackers, like you. Let us know where you want to go and what you want to do, and weâll design your dream trip. Visit www.kilroy.co.uk to book a meeting or check out our range of life-defining adventures.Â
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