Sunshine Atlas is an interactive climate map covering 3,833 flyable destinations worldwide. It draws on long-term climate normals to display monthly sunshine, warmth, cold, rainfall, and snowfall through a spinable globe that users can recolor by chosen layer and month.
The map assigns each destination a single Sunshine Score derived from those monthly averages. This score underpins all rankings on the site and allows comparison of places by how sunny they are in a given month rather than by short-term forecasts. Only locations with their own airport appear, ensuring every dot and linked page represents a reachable trip by air. Current examples for July 2026 list Calama, Windhoek, and Dakhla as the top three globally at 100/100, while Gran Canaria, Jerez de la Frontera, and Kos lead in Europe at 98/100.
Users select from layers labeled Sunny, Warm, Cold, Rain, or Snow and adjust the month to repaint the entire globe at once. Tapping any dot provides further detail. The service addresses the need for climate-based destination planning by aggregating historical data into one visual interface instead of requiring separate checks of daily weather reports.
It is delivered as a web-based interactive globe with supporting ranking pages. No pricing, licensing, or company details are stated.
Sunshine Atlas is a Lifestyle & Personal project. It focuses on finding the best sunny, warm, or dry travel destinations at specific times of year using reliable long-term climate data. Sunshine Atlas is a consumer product aimed at travelers and vacation planners. It is available for free. It ships for the web.
Sunshine Atlas builds and maintains Sunshine Atlas, and it first shipped in 2022. Key capabilities include Interactive Globe, Monthly Climate Data, and Sunshine Score.
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