How about a trip to Auckland (and the rest of New Zealand)

Very hot or very cold weather is virtually unknown in the far north of New Zealand, with temperatures rarely above 30°c, or below 5°c. The city, being almost entirely surrounded by water, is very humid year-round, with June and July values nearing 95% and only dropping to 80% in November and December. Average temperatures during the warmer summer season (December to February), are 23°c by day and 15°c by night, very similar to a UK summer, but winter temperatures, from June to August, are 15°c by day and 8°c by night, far warmer than the UK. Rainfall is spread relatively evenly throughout the year, with summer months seeing a slight reduction on the wetter winter months, but no months are without relatively high rainfall totals, again mirroring what you’d see in the UK. Sunshine levels are highest in summer, with January the sunniest month, winters are bright, if not especially sunny.