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The best long weekends of 2027

Every public-holiday run worldwide, ranked by how many days off you get for how little leave. Bridges are pre-computed — no calendar maths.

By year

Top 20 breaks in 2027

#CountryHolidayDatesDays offLeave needed
1RussiaNew Year's Day1–10 Jan 2027101
2AzerbaijanSpring Festival20–28 Mar 20279—
3MongoliaNaadam Holiday10–18 Jul 202791
4OmanEid al-Fitr (estimated)6–14 Mar 202791
5Saudi ArabiaEid al-Fitr Holiday6–14 Mar 202791
6TaiwanChinese New Year's Eve4–10 Feb 20277—
7Vatican CityMaundy Thursday25–30 Mar 20276—
8ArmeniaNew Year's Day1–6 Jan 202761
9CyprusGood Friday30 Apr – 4 May 20275—
10DenmarkMaundy Thursday25–29 Mar 20275—
11IcelandMaundy Thursday25–29 Mar 20275—
12JapanConstitution Memorial Day1–5 May 20275—
13MauritiusDiwali29 Oct – 2 Nov 20275—
14New ZealandGood Friday26–30 Mar 20275—
15NorwayMaundy Thursday25–29 Mar 20275—
16TurkeyEid al-Fitr First Day (Tentative Date)10–14 Mar 20275—
17AlbaniaNew Year's Day1–4 Jan 20274—
18AndorraGood Friday26–29 Mar 20274—
19ArgentinaCarnival6–9 Feb 20274—
20AustraliaGood Friday26–29 Mar 20274—

“Days off” is the total break once you take the leave shown. Ranked by the longest break that needs at most a couple of days of leave.

Frequently asked questions

Which year has the longest long weekend?
2025 leads with a 12-day break once the best holiday run in each country is taken into account.
How is a long weekend counted?
We join public holidays to the weekends directly before or after them, then add the bridge days that turn the run into one continuous break. Leave needed is the number of working days you take off to connect the run.
Do I have to take leave to get a long weekend?
No — 89 ranked breaks in 2027 need no leave at all, because the holiday already touches a weekend.
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