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Which of the world’s island escapes is right for you?
Some travellers dream of eating a zingy salad and chargrilled lobster on an empty beach in an African archipelago. Others crave the promise of primordial adventures and the anticipation of jumping down the face of a vertiginous waterfall in a tropical jungle. Many dream of indulging in time for themselves, to take yoga classes overlooking an electric blue sea or chant with monks in a spiritual setting. Whether you’re looking for an island that has carved a reputation for being a foodie destination or an enchantingly different, lesser-known haven where you can soak up the seascape, much of the world has now reopened for travel and that dream destination is back in reach.
Dominica’s dramatic cliffs are abutted by deep forests and secluded coastal coves.
Photograph by Courtesy of Secret Bay
1. Dominica, Caribbean
Best for adventurous travellers
If the views of jagged peaks from luxury resort Secret Bay’s magical treehouses send your pulse racing, wait until you try the activities on Dominica, home to nine volcanoes, dense rainforest and 350 rivers and waterfalls. Scramble, abseil and climb steep rock faces surrounding some of the island’s most beautiful waterfalls, plunging feet first into pristine pools in the heart of the tropical forest on a canyoning expedition. Or saddle up for a canter along the coastline watching the ocean for whales or dolphins. Night snorkelling and scuba diving are on offer too, as well as sedate hiking trails that lead to hidden beaches and hot springs or the chance to go standup paddleboarding along the resort’s river surrounded by native birds and wildlife. And if you’ve worked up an appetite, join a foraging and cooking class with a local chef to learn how to cook sustainable, freshly caught seafood.
How to do it: Seven nights B&B including flights from £3,586 per person.
Or try… The Azores
This far-flung archipelago in the middle of the Atlantic is made for adventure. São Miguel is the largest, and now easily accessible via direct flights with low-cost airlines and, more recently, British Airways.
Its landscape looks like it hasn’t changed in millennia and the surrounding waters teem with life. Take a sea safari to spot whales and dolphins, surf the waves or explore the dramatic interior by mountain biking, trekking or kayaking. Adrenaline sports such as paragliding and canyoning can be organised independently or by Furnas Boutique Hotel, which is built on and around naturally occurring thermal waters.
How to do it: Two nights, based on two sharing, from €220 (£185).
2. Galápagos, Ecuador
Best for wildlife-watchers
Follow in the footsteps of Darwin and explore this biodiverse volcanic archipelago where blue-footed boobies nest on the ground, flightless cormorants hop from rock to rock, penguins play and marine iguanas soak up the sun. While most tours take in a variety of islands, the largest, Isabela, is home to one of the richest marine ecosystems in the world. It’s not every day you’re able to wander around the slopes of the world’s second biggest active volcanic crater.
Punta Vicente Roca on the west coast is the place to scuba and snorkel among turtles, sea horses, frog fishes and the elusive ocean sunfish, which can grow to weigh more than 2,000kg. For some of the best views, stay at the safari-style Scalesia Lodge on the slopes of a volcano overlooking a forest and coastline.
How to do it: Wexas Travel features three nights’ full board at Scalesia as part of an island-hopping tour with prices from £5,735 per person including return flights, excursions/cruising, three nights’ full board at the Finch Bay Galapagos hotel and three nights’ B&B accommodation in Quito.
Or try… Guana Island, British Virgin Islands
Not far from Tortola, the 850-acre forest-clad Guana Island is an unpretentious paradise, crisscrossed by hiking trails that reveal native wildlife including flamingos, tortoises, turtles and giant iguanas at every turn. Accessible only by boat or helicopter, the private island has 15 charming cottages, which means only 30 guests on its seven secluded beaches at any one time.
It’s the perfect destination for those seeking solitude among an almost completely untouched wilderness.
How to do it: Seven nights from £3,299 per person, all-inclusive, with flights and transfers.
Enjoying a wellness treatment on the island of Koh Samui.
Photograph by Kamalaya Koh Samui
3. Koh Samui, Thailand
Best for spa seekers
A firm favourite among travellers looking for a sublime spa retreat with warm weather and idyllic beaches, Thailand has a reputation for delivering wellness programmes that combine pampering treatments with meditation and holistic health, as well as wholesome food. Nestled in a valley with views overlooking the southern coast of Koh Samui, adults-only Kamalaya is considered one of the best. The brainchild of a Canadian who spent over a decade living in the Himalayas under the tutelage of a yogi master, there’s a real sense of spirituality and calming energy with result-driven programmes combining naturopaths, traditional Chinese medicine doctors, yoga teachers, fitness trainers, massage therapists and mentors.
In between treatments, guests can attend lectures and workshops, or simply relax in the grounds of the resort overflowing with lush, tropical foliage, cascading streams and an idyllic beach.
How to do it: Seven nights’ full board including a Destress Asian Bliss programme but excluding flights from £3,115 per person.
Or try… Sumba, Indonesia
Just an hour from Bali, Nihi Sumba has long been popular with surfers and those seeking barefoot luxury and it now has a growing reputation as a wellbeing destination. Offbeat spa experiences include a spa safari — a 90-minute sunrise trek over rolling hills, through rice fields and a traditional Sumbanese village to meet a therapist in a private cliffside bale by the sea for a treatment. While yoga classes predominantly take place on an outdoor pavilion, there’s also the option to try it on a horse to help calm anxiety and stress. Alternatively, guests can simply watch the animals — every morning, they’re released from their stables to gallop freely along the beach and swim in the sea.
How to do it: From £900 per person per night. £100 for the spa safari.
4. Soneva Fushi, Maldives
Best for foodies
A handful of restaurants serve up the very best of international, Asian, plant-based and seafood specialities at this luxury resort in the Baa Atoll, but those looking for the ultimate gourmet getaway should time their visit to coincide with the rotating programme of visiting Michelin star chefs. This year, the star-studded line-up includes Chapter One’s Mickael Viljanen (1-15 July), Kong Hans Kælder’s head chef Mark Lundgaard (15-30 July), Northcote’s Lisa Goodwin-Allen (19-28 October), and Chantelle Nicholson (25 October to 10 November). But it’s not just the food that’s impressive, but where it’s served. Each restaurant has a fabulous setting with Flying Sauces taking it up a notch or two. Here, diners glide along a 655ft zip-line through the leafy jungle to reach a treetop table and open kitchen set 40ft above the ground with exceptional views over the sparkling ocean.
Take the leap for breakfast, high tea or dinner for an elevated dining experience like no other.
How to do it: Prices from £4,449 per person based on two sharing a villa with pool for five nights including return flights from Heathrow and seaplane transfers.
Or try… Majorca
For those who believe good food to be a key ingredient of a memorable holiday, then Majorca — with 10 Michelin star restaurants — is an island worth visiting. But you don’t have to stay in Palma to sample the incredible food of one of the island’s most acclaimed chefs — El Vicenc de la Mar opened this year in a beautiful bay on the north of the island at the foot of the Tramuntana mountains. Here, star chef Santi Taura, best known for his 12-course tasting menu at DINS at El Llorenç Parc de la Mar in Palma, has set up a new restaurant. Expect traditional Balearic cooking with modern flair using seasonal products and a cultural story to each dish.
How to do it: Rooms from €400 (£333) per night.
Dining in style on Mnemba Island.
Photograph by andbeyond.com
5. Seychelles
Best for beach bathers
Synonymous with sweeping powder beaches and dazzling cerulean seas, Seychelles is the place to dive, without crowds, amid graceful turtles; wander through a jungle blanketed by coconut groves; or to gaze into the knowing eye of a 200-year-old giant tortoise. The archipelago of 115 islands has prolific rare and endangered species of plants, lizards and birds as well as some stunning picture-postcard beaches. For one of the best, head to the tiny coral island Desroches, just a 35-minute flight from the main island of Mahé. With eight miles of soft, white sand beaches, every guest can get that elusive castaway fix, but for those craving more activity, there are plenty of leisure activities on offer, too, from world-class diving and fishing to exploring nearly 10 miles of cycling trails.
How to do it: Seven nights starts from £5,050 for a one-bedroom pool villa on a B&B basis with two nights free at its sister hotel on Mahé.
Or try… Mnemba, Zanzibar
Ringed with powder-white sand and immaculate coral reefs far from the crowds, Mnemba island is famed for its blue waters, palm trees and spectacular sunsets. This roughly triangular island is just 1,640ft by 0.9 miles in size — a mere blip in the ocean that’s home to andBeyond Mnemba Island. This is a glorious shipwreck fantasy with life’s little pleasures conveniently at hand with a restaurant and just 12 rustic chic beachside bandas tucked into the tropical forest a few steps from the ocean. It’s a place to relax or explore the sea, a marine conservation area and important breeding ground for the endangered green turtle. Dive, snorkel and swim among hundreds of species of fish, dolphin and stingray and even humpback whales between August and November. Or just sit with your feet in the sand and watch the sun rise.
How to do it: Prices from $1,320 (£1,000) per person per night, on an all-inclusive basis, based on two sharing.
Published in the 2022 edition of National Geographic Traveller (UK) The Islands Collection
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Best Paragliding Documentaries/Movies & Podcasts/Webcast | Unlimited Potential, Up to 8000m
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Never Ending Thermal
Sean White’s amazing “Endless Summer” of paragliding around the world. Two top acro-pilots travel to spectacular aerial locations, from Angel Falls in Venezuela to the Himalayas all in search of the perfect thermal.
Something Between
This is the documented road trip of young and talented pilots from the world of acro paragliding. They will cross a large range of scenery throughout Europe (France, Spain, Italy and Switzerland)
Paragliding Miracle
On 14 February 2007, in spite of weather reports heralding the presence of violent thunderstorms, Wiśnierska decided to try to fly in order to train for the 2007 paragliding world championship near Manilla, New South Wales, Australia.
She got trapped in the updraft of two joining thunderstorms. Unable to get out, she was lifted to an altitude of 9,946 metres (32,631 ft), according to her GPS. The GPS variometer also tracked vertical speeds of up to +20 m/s (77 kilometres per hour (48 mph)). She landed 3.5 hours later about 60 kilometres (37 mi) north of her starting position.
In the same weather event, the Chinese paraglider He Zhongpin was killed by a lightning strike.
Higher Ground: Paragliding in the Himalaya
Tom de Dorlodot and Horacio Llorens go paragliding in the Indian Himalaya. Leaving from the popular site of Bir/Billing they fly first to Manali, then cross the Rohtang Pass before flying to Keylong. They then enter the remote valley of Spiti, where they experience some spectacular flying
I Would Land In Your Backyard
The concept is simple: Fly across the entire length of the Alps, solo, and go for a swim in the Adriatic Sea. Following in the footsteps of Didier Favre, Antoine Boisselier embarks on a massive Alpine vol-biv adventure with the goal of sharing his experience with as many mountain locals
Forgotten Island
A group of professional test pilots explore the remote and rarely visited Island of Socotra off the coast of Yemen in the heart of the Middle East.
Join them as they thermal up to 1000m over the Indian Ocean, battle 40km winds, and fly from the longest caves in the orient.
Surf The Line
Have you ever dreamed of surfing in the sky? To experience this ultimate sensation of freedom and limitless movement? The Flying Frenchies did it!
Surf the Line is an immersive documentary that tells the behind the scenes story of a wild and crazy project, which required two years of preparation, complex calculations, the creation of a kilometer-long cable and a custom surfboard to the delight of our imagination! In order to live this extraordinary adventure, it was necessary to overcome the most difficult tests of life, self doubt, and engage in deep reflection.
Extreme sports, buffoonery, genuine inventions and a lifestyle close to nature: plunge into the extreme and bohemian universe of the Flying Frenchies !
Alchimie
Using a paraglider as a ski-lift is not a dream anymore, it’s a reality! During a full spring all the Blues team played in the mountains to find some incredible lines from the sky to then enjoy it on the snow!
Fledglings
What happens when The North Face climbers Cedar Wright and Matt Segal become absolute bumbling beginners at an obscure and adventurous air sport called paragliding? The Answer: Hilarity ensues.
Follow Matt and Cedar on a perilous, beautiful, light hearted, sometimes intense journey to fly off of the highest peak in Mexico with less than a year of experience. Just because you are a beginner doesn’t mean you can’t dream big.
Red Bull X-Alps 2019: Full Documentary
As snow settles across the Alps it seems crazy to think back to just six months ago when 32 of the world’s top adventure athletes set off from Salzburg to race to Monaco.
Athletes have been quick to move on with their lives, back to the day jobs as teachers, engineers, guides, instructors and full-time adventurers now skiing and flying. But for many of us, fans and athletes included, the memories are still fresh – the pain, the glory, the exhaustion and elation.
With this documentary on the race, we take a look back to remind ourselves of some of the golden moments and unique trends from the 2019 edition.
The race may be six months ago, the pain may be long since forgotten. But as the saying goes, the glory lives on.
Relive the World’s Toughest Adventure Race | Red Bull X-Alps 2017
In July 2017, 31 world-class athletes from 20 different nations embarked on a grueling hike and fly adventure across the Alps. Filming the race was an 18-man camera crew, equipped with the latest technology and a helicopter. Just in time for the holidays, we’ve put together a 52-minute documentary showcasing the most epic moments of this year’s edition.
Jam-packed with incredible paragliding and almost impossible feats of Alpine adventure. Narrated by race reporter Tarquin Cooper, the documentary features veteran pilots such as reigning champion Chrigel Maurer (SUI1), Paul Guschlbauer (AUT1) and Romanian running man Toma Coconea (ROU), as well as rookies like Benoît Outters (FRA4) and Simon Oberrauner (AUT4).
Red Bull X-Alps 2015: The Documentary
Red Bull X-Alps 2015 saw fierce competition, tough weather conditions and athletes pushing themselves to the limit to make it to the cool waters of Monaco.
Relive the race with ‘The Documentary’.
Best Moments from Red Bull X-Alps 2013
Monaco welcomed its tenth and final athlete, just hours before the Red Bull X-Alps came to an end at 12:00pm local time. It is perhaps fitting that on the ten-year anniversary of the first Red Bull X-Alps, it should be Toma Coconea (ROM) to arrive in 10th place as he has competed in every edition of the race since 2003.
X-Alps Ends with a Bang – Event Recap – Red Bull X-Alps 2011
It was a spectacular end to the world’s toughest adventure race today with a close duel between two athletes sparring for second place.
The Red Bull X-Alps finishes 48 hours after the winner arrives in Monaco. Christian Maurer clinched victory at 16:22 on Thursday, and at that time, his nearest followers were over 150 km away.
However, by last night, Toma Coconea and Paul Guschlbauer were lying neck-and neck, around 65 km out from Monaco. They had both flown spectacular flights at heights of up to 3500 m through the southern Alps putting them within range of goal.
As dawn broke, Coconea set off. He ran fast through the twisting valleys that lead to Monaco, sometimes averaging 10 km/h and living up to his nickname, ‘the raging Romanian.’
Meanwhile, Guschlbauer took his time. He knew good flying conditions were forecast, and elected to hike to the same launch place above Isola that Maurer had used two days ago.
Chrigel & Michael Maurer – 6h XC
SRF SlowTV presentation of an epic end-to-end cross-country paragliding adventure XC flight from Zermatt to Klosters, Switzerland on 2015-06-03.
Alps Paragliding VolBiv 2019: Nice to the Dolomites
An 11 day paragliding VolBiv trip, covering 750km in the air, from Nice to the Dolomites.
Me and Tony shared the first seven days of the journey together, carrying everything we needed for the journey, and then I continued on my own.
Paragliding. “Dream. The feeling of flight”
The film is about that, and old man and man with multiple sores can be engaged in extreme sports.
It brings great feelings. Main characters – a young instructor Paul Mityuklyaev (one of the most experienced Russian paraglider), and old student Peter Maximov (wood sculptor, speleologist, mountain-skier and snowkiting-man) and many other Russian and international paragliders.
Magikistan – Paragliding into the heart of Tajikistan
In spring 2018, paragliding acrobatic world champion Christina Kolb and paragliding instructor Gypaetes Alain Lehoux, went on a vol-biv trip to the mostly unexplored country of Tajikistan… Here is the story of their journey.
Film about Paragliding Vol Biv Pamir – Tian Shan 2019 Russian Team
Jean-Baptiste Chalendier cinematic paragliding
Philip Brugger cinematic paragliding
Hang gliding movie “Free Flyers” (full movie)
World famous hang glider pilots launch from Utah’s most iconic flying sites.
Starring John Heiney, Zac Majors, Wolfgang Siess, Alex Tatom, Dan McManus, Todd Weber, Joe Bedinghaus, Beau Buck, Jackson Menius, Jeff Davies, Jeff Parrott, Bob Lenc with many other pilots and even a dog named Shadow.
Wind Rider (Hang Gliding Documentary)
Extreme athlete Jonny Durand attempts to break a world record flying a hang glider across the American State of Texas with no engine. Dave Malkoff follows the journey from Mexico to his landing site hundreds of miles away.
Speedraid – The First Documentary About Speedflying (Full Movie)
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In Portugal, the average temperature in Lisbon is 24°C in July and 11°C in January, and in Spain the average temperature in Barcelona is around the same: 24°C in August and 10°C in January.
This is the time when the sun is high, the beaches are warm and the weather is sunny.
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Can you please highlight the most negative consequences? And tell us more about the positive effects of climate change. 
They are carbon sinks and are typical mainly for tropical countries. For Russia, this problem is not relevant, because we do not have such forests. 
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Europe should become the first climate neutral continent by 2050. The project, presented by EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen after she took office in December 2019, is not just a master plan for the next few years. The project is supposed to use the next three decades to modernize Europe on the principles of sustainability and social responsibility. The Commission is responding to the growing risks posed to the EU economic system by climate change and species extinction. The commission also takes into account the results of the European elections in May 2019year, when a large number of citizens, as shown by the voting results, spoke in favor of strengthening measures to protect the climate and the environment. 
Prevention is the best way to ensure future prosperity. Therefore, the Green Deal is based on green technologies and respect for nature. The aim is to decouple economic growth from resource use and create new jobs at the same time. The project’s numerous initiatives provide companies with the security planning they need and create the framework conditions for a more crisis-resilient EU. The same applies to the fight against the coronavirus crisis. nine0005 
It’s a bustling beach town in Benidorm, crowded with tapas bars serving red prawns, Iberian ham, and pintxos.
With prime bars and clubs lining up the beaches, travelers can have many choices for a night party. Even during the day, many people can be seen drinking cocktails, dancing, and enjoying the warm, sunny weather.
The gay scene here is famous worldwide, and there are a lot of places to visit to spend the night.
Every club is unique, brimming with excellent music, tasty beverages, and glorious tapas.
The beaches aren’t the only highlight of the trip because everything’s turned up at night, and people go wild.
Whether you’re in San Juan or elsewhere in Puerto Rico, there are a lot of fun bars and cocktail lounges to hang out at. 
There’s a more lowkey area, a dancing area, and other more upbeat areas. They also open a little before lunchtime, so you don’t have to wait till night to enjoy this great place!
This bar is rocking all day and night with live music and dancing. The outdoor patio is great for a louder crowd, but the inside is more laid back with the bar, a pool table, and a jukebox. 
They serve a large variety of beers, plus other fun drinks like sangria. They stay open late, so you can enjoy the patio after the sun goes down and order some delicious tapas.
They have specialty cocktails, plus beer specials and food, which you can order at the venue or get to go. 
If you are looking for some local nightlife in Puerto Rico, this is where to go. It’s a simple place, but you can’t beat drinking on the beach, and the food and drinks are pretty cheap compared to other fancier cocktail bars. 
Speaking of planning trips, have you heard of Pilot?
Gran Canaria is located 200 km from Morocco, next to other Canary Islands – Tenerife and Fuerteventura. 
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También por esta misma razón, no tiene socorrista. Acuérdate de llevar algo de beber y de picar, porque no hay ningún chiringuito ni restaurante en las cercanías: este lugar se lo recomendamos especialmente a aquellas personas que prefieran aislarse un poco del barullo y del gentío.
Esta inmensa extensión de arena es de muy fácil acceso y tiene socorrista de junio a septiembre.
Este lugar escondido y discreto ofrece unas vistas increíbles que harán que te olvides de cualquier esfuerzo que se haya hecho para llegar.
El paisaje es increíble, con agua cristalina y un peñasco escarpado. Incluso tiene un área de pícnic y un parque para niños.
A pesar de las drásticas mareas que caracterizan a la región, en esta playa la marea nunca baja demasiado.
Ve por la venida de Claude Vignon y continúa por las bahías de Lilong y Colombier. A continuación, atraviesa el paseo de Fossettes, llega a la capilla y, por último, sigue por el pequeño camino turístico que te llevará hasta la playa pasando por la bahía de Saint-Hospice.
Puedes llegar a la isla en avión desde París, Niza, Marsella o Lyon. El acceso a Palombaggia puede hacerse a pie por una senda costera, o en vehículo por una pista de tierra. Al llegar podrás dejar tu coche en el aparcamiento que hay al norte de la playa. Con 2 km de arenal, esta playa presenta aguas cristalinas y una arena suave y blanca.
Gracias a su amplitud, es una playa ideal para los que les guste pasear. Además, debes saber que puedes alquilar un caballo y pasear con él por la orilla.
También, si te gustan las actividades en el mar, puedes practicar deportes acuáticos como el paddle surf. Además, no puedes irte de la playa sin visitar algún restaurante de la zona para probar su gran variedad de ofertas gastronómicas.
Esta playa es para los más atrevidos, porque el simple hecho de acceder a ella ya es toda una aventura. Se puede llegar a la playa desde Morgat por un escarpado acantilado que va haciendo zigzag, en el que apreciarás landas, aulagas y pinos marítimos.
Es accesible desde la Promenade des Bains por cuatro escaleras. Y las personas con movilidad reducida pueden acceder por Handi Plage, el extremo izquierdo de la playa, donde hay una rampa de acceso.
Además, la playa de Deauville cuenta con todo tipos de servicios, como aseos, zona de tumbonas y sombrillas para alquilar, así como restaurantes y bares. Es un lugar ideal para ir con los más pequeños de la casa porque hay clubs infantiles donde pueden pasar un rato divertido.
Sin embargo, debes saber que el agua de las playas bañadas por el Atlántico es mucho más fría.
The first two are the closest to Alcudia beach, so they are very popular, surrounded by hotels, restaurants… and all the amenities you could want on a beach. With easy access and easy parking nearby, these two sites are ideal for families. In addition, the water is very shallow, so children can play in total safety. In fact, if you want to lose a leg, you have to walk a lot. Here you will find a wooden bridge perfect for beautiful photos. Walk across it and at the end you will be able to jump into deeper water. nine0003 © iStock / Balate Dorin 
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And if you like Roman cities, beautiful Pollentia is just a kilometer away. There are two very curious things here: the smallest amphitheater in Spain and the tombs inside the theater tiers. nine0003 
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It has everything that travelers can dream of – a relaxed atmosphere, numerous historical sights, excellent shopping, fine French cuisine and entertainment for every taste. 
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The noisy Croisette with sea piers and luxury yachts is linked into one whole with small calm villages and ancient Christian churches, the scorching heat of the sunny beaches of the French Riviera – with the piercing winds of the Alps. Provence offers travelers all the best – warm gentle sea, lush nature, luxurious boutiques, delicious food and fine wines. nine0003 
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The harbour is filled with yachts and small boats that’ll take you to some of the other Balearic Islands if you want to do some sightseeing. Es Cana weather in June is warm and sunny, which also makes it one of the busier months to visit. However, the resort doesn’t lose its peaceful atmosphere and you’ll have plenty of room to yourself on the beach.
The coastal resorts fully open as the temperature builds throughout the month. The sea temperature hits 22℃ and is ideal for a swim. We’ve looked at the most up-to-date weather data for Ibiza, covering the last 12 years up to 2023, plus we’ve asked our team of travel bloggers for their first-hand experiences in order to answer the most frequently asked questions about Ibiza weather in June.
Here are five reasons why it is perfect for a family getaway….
Whether you want the postcard perfect crystal clear waters and beautiful beaches or would prefer a unique twist of culture mixed with olives and the scent of pine, the Med can deliver. Over the years, I’ve travelled to many a mediterranean island and in response to your questions, here are the ones I’d recommend. Happy browsing and happy planning!…
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Millions of travellers from all walks of life choose to frequent this paradise each and every year. While Ibiza is indeed appealing due to its relatively close proximity to Europe and the United Kingdom, many travellers are worried about their options when we consider the recent news in relation to the coronavirus outbreak….
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S. territory is a great place to visit. After spending the day at one of San Juan’s pristine beaches, you can head into the old town for a happy hour cocktail and a scrumptious dinner.
With bluebonnets in bloom, take a road trip out to the Hill Country, and enjoy a wine tasting at one of the region’s many vineyards.
In April, Australia is just heading into the second month of fall, so the summer heat—and crowds—have subsided and the days are cooler but still comfortable. 
You can choose to take a road trip through the USA or maybe you might want to see Europe or Asia. Either way, I can help you if you do not know where to head to. Don’t worry, as I have you covered, so keep reading to find a few warm places to travel to in April.
Visit the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park for a glimpse at the preservation of the Island’s flora and fauna. You can make your trip memorable by visiting Stingray City and feeding the stingrays! Take a night tour to the bioluminescent bay and swim in the fluorescent water. Other things to do and see in Grand Cayman are: visit the Crystal Caves, go horseback riding along the beach, go kitesurfing, or just go to Hell Grand Cayman! Enjoy the Cayman cuisine while you are here!
Some fun things to do in Amori are: hike along the Oirase Gorge Stream, visit the Nebuta House Museum and take a speedboat tour on Lake Towada You are going to want to take out this bucket list of things to do while visiting Amori, Japan.
A DO NOT MISS is the Airlie Gardens, which has more than 60 acres of formal gardens. Also, I think the warm weather calls for a calming walk along the Carolina Beach Boardwalk or Carolina Beach State Park.
And what prices! Definitely, this is the cheapest destination where you can go abroad by sea in April. Learn about holidays in Abkhazia. 
The perfect time to explore the beauties of Turkey. Want to swim? Choose a hotel where the pool is heated. We rested in Antalya, Side and Alanya in April – we stayed in good five-star hotels for very modest money (we paid one and a half to two times cheaper than in summer) and were very pleased. Find out more about holidays in Turkey. 
The thermometer shows +30…+35°C, and at night it drops to +25°C. The sea is warmed up to +25…+28°С. Find out more about holidays in April in the UAE. 
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However, you can relax on the beach, but it is better not to go on long excursions. Find out about holidays in Thailand in the spring. 
The sea is already restless, muddy. There are almost no tourists, and most sheks are closed. Traveling is uncomfortable. In principle, in early April, you can still relax if you choose a great hotel with a swimming pool. Check out the top 10 hotels in Goa. 
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The weather was ideal for a beach holiday, snorkeling and excursions: during the day it was over +30°C, it was completely calm and without precipitation, the sea cooled pleasantly. In general, this is a transitional month, because the rainy season begins in May, and usually the weather is not so accommodating. There are waves and rains, but we were lucky. 
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Head south at the end of the month – there you can already sunbathe with might and main and even swim in the bays. Read useful articles about Spain. 
If beaches are important, choose Nusa Dua and Sanur – there are the least waves. We also rested in Bali in April, but lived in Ubud and explored the north of the island. During the day it is hot and humid + 30 ° C, sometimes it rained – more often at night. Everything is as usual in Southeast Asia! 
Below I will list the destinations where you can go without a visa or apply for it in a simplified way. All these countries are warm and suitable for a beach holiday in April. Feel free to go! 
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Toward the end of the month, the subtropical climate will win and remind you that a hot summer is approaching. 
Therefore, a beach holiday is very welcome. Those who are not afraid of cool water bathe. Many hotels provide vacationers with the opportunity to swim in a heated pool. 
In the first half of the month it is still relatively cool here, the average temperature during the day is +23℃, but by the end of the month you can feel the approaching summer, the thermometer more and more often shows +28℃. Kemer is located on the slopes of the Taurus Mountains, so the spring coolness here is felt most of all. It is worth going to Kemer in April to fully enjoy the invigorating Mediterranean air, taste delicious traditional Turkish dishes, go shopping and visit local museums. 
The piercing blue sky is rarely overcast here, and the sea water can sometimes warm up to + 22℃. Here you can enjoy spending time on sun loungers, gradually getting a quality tan. One can only dream of such a thing at the height of the season, when the sun is scorching and you won’t go to the beach without sunblock. Lovers of antiquity sign up for excursions to the Semelie Peninsula. This is a concentration of historical monuments that attract tourists from all over the world. In the middle of the month, Side celebrates Turkey’s Independence Day on a grand scale, and children will be delighted with the festive events dedicated to Children’s Day. Competitions, musical performances, concerts are held at all city venues. 
We have a multitude of traditions but Easter is usually the start signal for the summer. Religious holidays often come with some time off from work, it’s also a popular time of year for visitors to enjoy a prolonged weekend on our beautiful island. In Mallorca, Semana Santa – Holy Week is an eventful time of the year with lots of activities and festivities around the island. The most important ones are of course the Easter processions which can be seen in many places, ending with the biggest, and most joyful one, in Palma. 
The weather in Mallorca in April is warm enough to stick your toes in the sand and enjoy some beach life. If you like your swim in the sea to be nice and refreshing, this is the time to jump into the water. In springtime, the Mediterranean hasn’t reached its peak temperatures yet, but some might say it’s warm enough for a swim with an average temperature of 18-20 degrees in April-May. Though, you can see people swimming in the sea all year round, since the water rarely get colder than 15 degrees. A chilly swim is good for your health!
The weather is lovely, the island is green and it’s the calm before the fun and friendly storm of visitors in July and August. 
This year is an exception with COVID restrictions. This is the time to pay a visit to the beautiful and historical mountain villages of Valldemosa, Deìa, Sóller or Fornalutx, just to mention a few, and enjoy the tranquility and beauty of having a coffee on a little plaza by the foot of the Tramuntana mountains. These lovely villages can get crowded during peak season. This time of year is orange harvest time. For more information about villages and guides, check out Village Profiles or type in the name of the activity and find a place that fits your schedule.
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A haute cuisine restaurant serves the finest fare in elegant settings, and the hotel is also home to a relaxing garden terrace with a fountain. Room service is available.
While the artist painted in a variety of styles, he was most prominently known for his well-lit beach scenes, which are heavily emphasized in the museum. An excellent addition to some of the other art museums and galleries in Madrid, this is a popular option for art aficionados looking for an alternative to the Golden Art Triangle. Concessions are available to students, under 18s and pensioners.
Children are well-served by the park’s 17 play areas, all catering to different ages and abilities, while the Madrid Matadero houses a range of cultural events throughout the year – check their website to see what’s happening during your visit.
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This graph shows how an average day looks like in Spanish Fork in May based on historical data.
2 hours (55% of the day). For comparison, the month with the most clear, sunny days in Spanish Fork is September with an average of 17.8 hours per day while March has the shortest amount of cloud-free hours with only 11.3 hours per day. This graph shows the average amount of sunshine in Spanish Fork in May based on historical data.
January has the highest relative humidity at 86% and is the least humid in June at 36%. This graph shows the average amount of humidity in Spanish Fork throughout May based on historical data.
The shaded overlays indicate night and civil twilight.
From bottom to top, the black lines are the previous solar midnight, sunrise, solar noon, sunset, and the next solar midnight. The day, twilights (civil, nautical, and astronomical), and night are indicated by the color bands from yellow to gray.
The black lines are lines of constant solar elevation (the angle of the sun above the horizon, in degrees). The background color fills indicate the azimuth (the compass bearing) of the sun. The lightly tinted areas at the boundaries of the cardinal compass points indicate the implied intermediate directions (northeast, southeast, southwest, and northwest).
The shaded overlays indicate night and civil twilight.
Lower dew points feel drier and higher dew points feel more humid. Unlike temperature, which typically varies significantly between night and day, dew point tends to change more slowly, so while the temperature may drop at night, a muggy day is typically followed by a muggy night.
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At the worst, it might fall to about 8C which is of course a spring temperature for the UK.
There are approximately expected to have 19 days of rainy weather in Cyprus, so just carry an umbrella with you just in case it rains. 
8 ° C, cloudy and rainy days are at least 3. The best cities for recreation at this time are Dromolaxia, Trikomo, Meneu. The air temperature in December is +17.4°C. nine0003 
5 out of five. The weather is not very good, there are few tourists. At this time, the cold sea temperature is +19.9°C. It rains a lot, about 10 days a month, with 34.9 mm of precipitation. Sunny skies for at least 20 days. The weather in Cyprus at the end of December at the beginning and middle of the month is presented on the chart. The air temperature in December is +17.4°C. At this time, the best climatic conditions in 3 cities: 
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For a year in Cyprus, the score ranges from 4.0 in August to 4.9in May, out of five possible. The air temperature in December is +17.4°C. 
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4 (out of 5), air +15.3°C , sea: +17.7°C, rain 11 days 
Therefore, when planning a trip for the winter, you need to make sure that you have warm clothes in your luggage, as well as gloves, a waterproof windbreaker and shoes. You also need to know that unpleasant winds blow in Cyprus in December, sometimes quite strong. nine0003 
Only the most desperate dare to swim, but for everyone there are heated indoor pools on the territory of the hotels. 
In December, there are very few tourists in Cyprus, so there is no fuss and you can get to know the life and customs of the inhabitants of the island closer. They are friendly to travelers and are always ready to chat, answering questions of interest. nine0003 
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If someone wants to celebrate this holiday under the sound of the waves, and not under the howl of a blizzard, then Cyprus is a great place for this. Moreover, the prices in the winter season are quite low. 
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