How about a trip to Colombia Central Highlands

Bogota’s position 2,600m up in the Andes gives the city its very overcast, year-round mild but wet climate. At such high elevation, despite its location just north of the equator, temperatures rarely make it into the mid 20’s, let alone any higher, with 30°c never having been recorded. While sunshine levels are low, averaging just 3.5 hours a day throughout the year, due to the elevation of the city, UV levels are exceptionally high, and the UV values of 12 shown are sea-level equivalents, so could realistically be considered closer to 20! Rainfall is seen throughout the year with only June to August seeing lighter, patchier rain, although this doesn’t bring sunnier skies as they remain overcast with sunshine usually confined to the morning. Nights are almost always cool, hovering around 10°c all year. Humidity levels stay constant between 75 and 80%.