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Best Time to Visit Cabo – Good weather, beaches, nightlife

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Updated: March 7, 2022

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The best time to visit Los Cabos is from May to June (after Spring Break and before the rainy season), and in October (after the rains but before the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays). Expect sunny warm weather with water temperatures especially pleasant in October. Crowds are smaller and there are often good deals on flights and hotels, except during the October fishing tournaments.

• Best Time for Good Weather: The best times to visit for sunny days, warm water, and enjoying the best beaches in the Baja are from June through mid-July and from mid-October through mid-December. Los Cabos is dry and warm most of the year, with a short rainy season in late summer and early fall. Most of the rain hits in August and September. April and May are the driest months with almost no rain at all. Temperatures are hottest from July through October, hovering around 30°C during those months. December through February are the coldest months, though still quite comfortable around 23°C. Ocean temperatures are warmest from late July through early November, around 25°C surface temperature; February through April the water is coldest. For peak periods the best hotels in Cabo San Lucas should be booked far in advance.
• Best Time for Families and Kids: The best times for family travel are May through July, after Spring Break and before the rainy season. Los Cabos has great weather and family-friendly activities going on almost all year long, but there are two times of the year families might want to avoid, the first being the rainy, hot season in August and September. Not only is the weather muggy and rain likely (in addition to the occasional hurricane), but many attractions simply close to the public during these months. The second time to avoid family travel is during Spring Break, which usually falls from March through early April. Spring Break means lots of crowds and lots of noise late at night, especially if your hotel is near Downtown Cabo San Lucas. San Jose and the Corridor are usually mellower over Spring Break than Cabo San Lucas, but they can still get wild especially at hotels with their own nightclubs attached or bars that stay open late.
• Best Time for Avoiding Crowds: The best time for avoiding crowds is during the rainy season in August and September. These two months see the most number of cloudy days and a slight chance of hurricanes. But with an average of only 18% chance of rain, there are still many sunny days to be had. Beaches will be nearly empty, bars and restaurants will be quieter, and hotels will often have discounts available. May and June are also good months will fewer people around, just after Spring Break and before the rainy season, but not quite as calm as during the August and September, as these are popular months for family travel. Do not visit during March or April, the height of Spring Break season, or during the winter months, December through February, which is the peak season for holidays and snowbirds.
• Best Time for Great Deals: The best time to find travel deals in Cabo is from May through September, with the absolute best rates coming in May, August, and September. May through mid-July are the best weather months during the summer season, not as hot as late summer and just before the rain comes. August and September will offer the best discounts, even at the most luxe resorts, but there will be rain to consider and the rare possibility of a hurricane.
• Best Time for Snorkeling and Diving: The best time for snorkeling and diving runs from early October and through early November. The water is warmest from late July through early November, visibility is highest from early October through the end of November, and waves are generally smaller September through November. October and November are some of the best months for encountering whale sharks that begin to flock to the area as winter approaches. Snorkeling and diving in Cabo is great any time of the year, if cooler temperatures are not a deterrent. Flying manta rays are here most in May; December through March is great for spotting whales, guitarfish, and octopuses. Colorful reef fish and sea turtles are here year-round.
• Best Time for Whales and Whale Sharks: The best time to see whales and whale sharks is from early January through March. Whale Shark season runs from October through March. Most whale shark tour operators are based out of La Paz, around a two-hour drive from Los Cabos, so visitors will need to provide their own transportation there. Whale Shark tours offer freediving and snorkel opportunities to get very close to these huge fish, but scuba tanks are not allowed. Humpback whale season runs from mid-November through April, with most babies born from late December through January. The babies start getting more playful in February. Gray whales have the shortest season in Cabo, from early January through late March. They are less abundant than Humpbacks, though not uncommon. Schedule early morning tours for smaller waves and less chance of seasickness. Afternoon tours find whales at their most active, but the boat ride is usually choppy later in the day.
• Best Time for Surfing:The best time for surfing in Los Cabos is from June through August. Thanks to Southern Hemisphere swells, waves are consistent at most beaches on both the Sea of Cortez and Pacific sides. Good surfing for Los Cabos’ Sea of Cortez beaches, including Old Man’s, Zippers, and The Rock, can be found anytime between April and October. On the Pacific beaches, such as Todos Santos or Cerritos, the best surf is found in the winter months, from December through February. Great winter surf here, but the water is definitely chilly.
• Best Time for Exploring the Outdoors: The best time to explore the Los Cabos outdoors is from mid-December through May. High temperatures are between 23- 25°C most of the time and rain is unlikely, with April and May being especially dry. This is the best time for visiting Sierra de la Laguna for hiking and camping, for zip lines and ATVs at the adventure parks, or for cycling through the San Jose Estuary or the San Jose Art Walk, which goes on Thursday nights from November through June.
• Best Time for Sportfishing: Sportfishing is great all year long, with almost 100% chance of catching something, though different fish bite at different times. September through January is best for all types of marlin. Tuna is most common from June through January, while yellowtail bites from January through April. Grouper and snapper are most abundant from May through September. Several major competitions with huge cash prizes take place here, most notably Bisbee’s Black and Blue. Most tournaments take place in October and early November with a couple of smaller events in the summer months.

Los Cabos Travel Seasons

• High Season (December-April): Winter and spring are the most popular travel seasons in Los Cabos. The winter season, from December through February, offers lots of sunny days and mild temperatures with highs around 23°C. Humpbacks are calving, while Gray Whales and Whale Sharks are also migrating through the area. This is a popular time for family travel and for snowbirds. March and April usher in the party crowd as U.S. and Canadian students arrive en masse for Spring Break. Expect to contend with large crowds and to pay top dollar for flights, hotels, and tours during these months.
• Low Season (July-September): Summer is usually a quiet time to visit Los Cabos, excellent for finding outstanding hotel deals and for avoiding crowds. Weather during these months, though, is the hottest, rainiest, and muggiest of the year. Temperatures rise over 30°C most afternoons. Odds of a hurricane are slim, but higher at this time of year than any other. About 20% of the days will have some rain, especially in August and September.
• Shoulder Season (May-June and October-November): The best times for good weather, fewer people, and fair hotel rates are during May, June, October, and November. May and June are great months for finding discounts post-peak season and before the stormy summer. High temperatures are in the upper 20s, with May being the driest month of the year. October and November also offer great weather and warm ocean temperatures. Fishing tournaments and the arrival of the first whales make this a busier time of the year than May and June, but still not as busy as the coming months. Book early to score the best deals for Fall travel.

Los Cabos Weather by Month

Temperatures in Los Cabos are warm all year long with Cabo San Lucas being slightly hotter and drier than San Jose del Cabo. August is the hottest month, while late January/early February are the coolest. Rain is most common in August and September; April and May are the driest. Water temperatures are warmest from late July through early November, peaking in September. Surf is always rough on the Pacific coast beaches, while the Sea of Cortez side is generally milder, though still with strong currents.

• Los Cabos Weather in January: January is one of the coolest months of the year, though still quite comfortable with highs usually around 25° and dipping to around 19°C in the night. Rain is unlikely, occurring only once or twice a month. Most days see very few clouds. It’s a good idea to pack a light sweater or jacket for the chilly desert evenings. Water temperatures are on the cold side, though the lower temperatures have the advantage of attracting the first Gray Whales of the season. (Average High 25°C, Average Low 19°C, Water Temperature 23°C, Rainfall 12mm.)
• Los Cabos Weather in February: February remains fairly cool with highs and lows holding steady from January. Rain occurs once or twice a month, though in a smaller amount and with even less cloud cover than in the previous month. Pack a light jacket or sweater in case of cooler nights. Water temperature falls slightly in February compared to January. Baby Humpback Whales will be active right now. (Average High 25°C, Average Low 19°C, Water Temperature 22°C, Rainfall 10mm.)
• Los Cabos Weather in March: March begins to warm up and dry out. Temperatures are balmy, around 26° in the late afternoon. Rain is very rare, only happening once a month if at all. Days are mostly clear, even more so than in January or February. While the outside temperatures rise, the ocean surface temperature falls to 21°C, the coldest month of the year, though still swimmable for the brave. This is the last month to snorkel with whale sharks until the next winter season. (Average High 26°C, Average Low 19°C, Water Temperature 21°C, Rainfall 1mm.)
• Los Cabos Weather in April: Day and nighttime temperatures in April continue to rise. Afternoons continue to remain comfortable, maxing out around 27°C, while nighttime highs reach an average of 20°C. April is one of the driest months of the year, usually with no rain at all and less cloud cover than in previous months. Water temperatures remain chilly this month, the last month of Humpback Whale season. (Average High 27°C, Average Low 20°C, Water Temperature 21°C, Rainfall 0mm.)
• Los Cabos Weather in May: May is the driest month of the year, with no rain at all and clear skies. Sunscreen is a necessity! Humidity begins to rise, though most days remain comfortable, especially in the first half of the month. Days are warm and evenings are perfect, no jacket necessary for most nights. Water temperatures begin to rise and the first good surfing days of the year come to the Sea of Cortez. (Average High 29°C, Average Low 21°C, Water Temperature 23°C, Rainfall 0mm.)
• Los Cabos Weather in June: Temperatures continue to rise in day and night. This is the last comfortable month before the summer hits. June offers the clearest skies, almost entirely without clouds until the tail end of the month, though the air is a little muggy. Don’t forget your sunscreen! This is one of the drier months, usually without rain. Ocean temperatures begin to rise and swells from the Southern Hemisphere bring consistent good surfing conditions. (Average High 30°C, Average Low 23°C, Water Temperature 24°C, Rainfall 3mm.)
• Los Cabos Weather in July: July is the first real month of summer here. Heat becomes oppressive, with highs averaging well above 30°C, and nearly every day is muggy. Rainfall is still infrequent, though more than half of the days are cloudy. While chances of a big storm are slim, July marks the beginning of hurricane season. Water is very comfortable now, and surf is at its peak quality. (Average High 34°, Average Low 26°C, Water Temperature 26°C, Rainfall 15mm.)
• Los Cabos Weather in August: August officially kicks off the rainy season, with 44mm of rain on average and about 75% of cloudy days. Los Cabos is still a desert, though, so it only rains about four days on average this month. Muggy days combined with the highest temperatures of the year, around 34°C, makes this the most uncomfortable month. August is squarely in the hurricane season, but big storms are rare. Ocean water is very warm for swimming, and surf is still great, but many tour operators close during this month. It’s a good idea to plan some rainy day activities, just in case. (Average High 35°C, Average Low 27°C, Water Temperature 28°C, Rainfall 48mm.)
• Los Cabos Weather in September: This is the rainiest month of the year, with most precipitation falling during its first two or three weeks. September averages four rainy days, the same as August, but with almost double the amount of rainfall. Temperatures and humidity both continue to run high, keeping the outside conditions uncomfortable. Ocean temperatures are the warmest they’ll be all year. This is the last month of the hurricane season, though chances of one landing here are slim. Make some rainy day activity plans, just in case. (Average High 32°C, Average Low 27°C, Water Temperature 29°C, Rainfall 92mm.)
• Los Cabos Weather in October: October remains hot and muggy, topping 31°C regularly. But rain showers become increasingly unlikely as the month goes on, usually occurring only once or twice at the beginning of the month. The first couple of weeks are generally cloudy. Ocean temperatures are very warm and visibility is high, making this the best month for snorkeling. The first whale sharks of the season begin to arrive now. (Average High 31°C, Average Low 26°C, Water Temperature 28°C, Rainfall 24mm.)
• Los Cabos Weather in November: Weather begins to cool down slightly in November, while humidity drops to a comfortable level most days. Rain is infrequent, with maybe one brief shower this month. Ocean temperatures are still warm very warm and visibility remains high for great snorkeling. The first few Humpback whales show up now. (Average High 29°C, Average Low 24°C, Water Temperature 27°, Rainfall 11mm.)
• Los Cabos Weather in December: Comfortable day and nighttime temperatures and low humidity return in December, the busiest month for travel here. Rain is rare, usually once this month, though about half of the days will be overcast or partly cloudy. Water temperatures cool down slightly, but the ocean remains very comfortable for swimming. The first few baby Humpbacks will be born at the end of the month. This is the first month for surfing on the Pacific side. (Average High 26°C, Average Low 21°C, Water Temperature 24°C, Rainfall 10mm.)

Los Cabos Events and Festivals

Los Cabos in January

• Feast Day of San Antonio de Abad: San Antonio de Abad is the patron saint of animals. On this day animals are allowed into churches to receive a blessing. Hundreds of people participate, dressing their pets or working animals in ribbons and bows, for the priest to bless. Expect all types of animals to be in attendance, but especially dogs, cats, horses, and chickens.
• La Ventana Classic: Five days of competitive kitesurfing, windsurfing, and SUP racing, plus a variety of clinics where participants learn from the pros. Proceeds benefit schools in La Ventana, El Sargento, and Los Planes.

Los Cabos in February

• San Jose Jazz Weekend: Two evenings of live jazz, featuring local, national, and international artists. This popular and growing concert series takes place at Plaza del Pescador in the San Jose Hotel Zone from 5-11pm. Admission is free.
• Todos Santos Open Studios Tour: Todos Santos, one of Mexico’s Pueblos Mágicos, is best known for its charming, boho style and art galleries. For two days every year, artists of all mediums open their studios to the public and invite them into their creative spaces. It is free to attend with any purchasing proceeds going to support Palapa Society’s Children’s Art Program.
• Carnaval: This huge six-day celebration is traditionally the last hurrah before the fasting weeks of Lent. Unlike Brazil’s Carnaval or New Orleans’ Mardi Gras, this is a family-friendly event, featuring parade floats, dancing, food stalls, and cultural events. There is a small Carnaval event in downtown Cabo, but the largest celebration in the area is about two hours north in La Paz, attracting crowds in the hundreds of thousands.

Los Cabos in March

• Festival of San Jose: An eleven day festival in honor of San José, the city’s patron saint. Festivities begin with parties and music, then increase to include parades, carnivals, and rodeos on weekends. Expect a fun street party with amazing food stalls, dancing, and rides.
• Festival de Cine de Todos Santos: Since 2004, the Todos Santos Film Festival has screened the best new dramas, documentaries, and short films from Mexico and Latin America with a special focus on local, Baja filmmakers. Screening during this six-day event are held at Teatro Marquez de León.
• Gala de Danza: This annual performing arts event brings together elite dancers, choreographers, and musicians from around the world. Artist collaborations showcase the best in classical ballet and ballroom styles, as well as contemporary Latin Dance. Get ticket early! Tickets have previously sold out in under an hour.

Los Cabos in April

• Paws ‘n Claws Open Golf Tournament: Annual golf tournament and barbecue benefitting Los Cabos Humane Society. Teams may register to play 18-holes on the Palmilla Golf course, followed by barbecue at Acre, an upscale farm-to-table restaurant, or supporters may choose dining only.
• Día de los Niños: Celebrated on April 30 every year, this holiday honors the importance of children in society. This is a fun day for kids, who get the day off from school, and are treated to special events, activities, and gifts. Events take place all over town, with music, shows, and magic. Many water parks and amusement parks offer discounts on this day.

Los Cabos in May

• Cinco de Mayo: This is a celebration of Mexico’s victory over France during the Battle of Puebla – not Mexican Independence Day. Outside of Puebla itself, this holiday is not celebrated in Mexico. However, some hotels and bars in Cabo host fiestas aimed at American tourists with drink specials, music, and food.
• GastroVino Food and Wine Festival: This annual, three-day festival in Todos Santos includes special events at the city’s best restaurants, working alongside Baja’s best wineries. Events include wine tastings, an elegant ball, tapas and wine pairing, and a silent auction benefitting a local charity.

Los Cabos in June

• Los Cabos Open of Surf: The most prestigious men and women’s surfing competition in Mexico, drawing huge local and global crowds. The six-day event includes free concerts after sunset by major international bands, and an accompanying food festival.
• Fiesta de la Música: This is a live music festival taking place every year on the solstice, June 21, in 120 countries worldwide. This free event takes place at various locations in San Jose’s Art District. All musical styles and experience levels are welcome to participate.
• The Stars & Stripes Tournament: Annual deep sea fishing (striped marlin) and golfing tournament combined with music festival. Proceeds benefit seven chapters of Big Brothers Big Sisters in Mexico and California.

Los Cabos in July

• Fiesta of the Virgin of Carmen: This day-long festival celebrates the Virgin Mary as protector of Mexico. The event begins with cultural craft vendors in the morning, followed by an afternoon parade of children, their mothers, and puppeteers. The Cabo San Lucas marina holds a fishing tournament, while bullfights are held near downtown (toned down versions, no animals harmed).
• Festival of St. James: This festival celebrates St. James, the patron saint of Spain credited with bringing Catholicism to Mexico. The saint is often depicted in art riding a white horse. The festival begins with a parade, including riders on white horses, who reenact battles in the towns’ squares. Street parties continue late into the evening.

Los Cabos in August

• Bisbee’s East Cape Offshore Tournament: A laid-back, five-day fishing competition out of Buenavista, an hour north of San Jose. The event includes three days of deep sea fishing for marlin, tuna, and dorado.
• Los Cabos Open (Abierto Mexicano de Tenis): This is one of the most prestigious men’s tennis competitions in Mexico. It takes place over 6 days, on outdoor hard courts, with $800,000USD in prize money at stake.
• Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary: This holiday celebrates the ascension of the Virgin Mary to heaven, and is celebrated in both Cabo San Lucas and San Jose. Churches will be overflowing with flowers, and processions will wind through the downtown areas with floats and live music. There will be many street food stalls, plus buffet feasts at local restaurants. Festivities continue late into the evening.

Los Cabos in September

• Charro Day: The morning begins with parades of charros, Mexican cowboys, wearing traditional clothing with their horses groomed and decked out, too. Festivities with great food continue throughout the day with rodeos, bullfighting, calf roping, and dancing into the night.
• Mexican Independence Day: Beginning on September 15th at night, expect huge crowds in both Cabo San Lucas and San Jose. Cabo has a wilder party vibe, while San Jose has a more traditional fiesta. Celebrations at both locations will see the plazas decked out, mariachi, folk dancing, beer, fireworks, and street food. The “grito,” shout of independence, is called out around 11 that night. The following day is a national holiday with a giant parade and continuing celebrations.

Los Cabos in October

• Los Cabos Billfish Tournament: A five-day event including three days of competitive deep sea fishing. Boats leave from both the Cabo San Lucas Marina and the Puerto Los Cabos Marina in San Jose.
• Bisbee’s Black & Blue Marlin Tournament: This is the largest fishing tournament of the year with millions of dollars up for grabs and drawing huge crowds in Cabo San Lucas. Teams compete for three days, and spectators watching the enormous fish as they’re weighed in on the pier.
• Fiesta de Cabo San Lucas: This holiday on October 18 celebrates St. Luke, patron saint of Cabo San Lucas. Downtown streets will be closed off to traffic to make way for the parade, food vendors, dancing, and musicians.

Los Cabos in November

• Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead): Celebrations are scattered around the Los Cabos area on November 1-2 in remembrance of deceased family and friends. Expect gatherings in the main town squares and in cemeteries, where altars are set up, plus costumes, face painting, music, marigolds, and special candy sugar skulls. Los Cabos’ celebration is not as large as in most central and southern areas; San Jose has more traditional festivities than Cabo San Lucas.
• Los Cabos Tuna Jackpot Tournament: Four-day event with two days of competitive fishing. Evenings include cocktail parties, mariachi, and festivities. Big money jackpots for the winning teams.
• Revolution Day (Día de la Revolución): Festivities on November 20 celebrate the start of the Mexican Revolution in 1910. Parades in the morning are followed by food, fiestas, and rodeos.

Los Cabos in December

• Feast of the Virgin of Guadalupe (Día de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe): This is an annual Mexican Catholic feast on December 12, celebrating an apparition of the Virgin Mary on Tepeyac Hill in Mexico City. The holiday is celebrated throughout Los Cabos with parades, masses, street fairs, and fireworks, and it marks the start of the Christmas Posadas.
• Christmas Posadas: A nine-day period from December 16-24 commemorating the Mary and Joseph’s journey from Nazareth to Bethlehem. Candlelit processions and reenactments go from house to house each night with parties, food, and piñatas after guests are allowed entry to the “inn.” This culminates in the biggest celebration on Nochebuena (Christmas Eve) with the birth of Christ celebrated at midnight, followed by mass, food, and presents. Many hotels and restaurants will offer special dinners and events for travelers.
• Sabor a Cabo Restaurant and Food Festival: The area’s largest food festival with over 50 restaurants involved. The annual celebration features local and international chefs, food, wine, music, tequila, and mezcal. Proceeds benefit several local charities.

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What is the weather like in Cape Verde in the month of April is highly dependent on the region. The air warms up at night to +21.2°C, and during the day up to +25. 8°C, it rains for 2 days and 2.5 mm of precipitation falls per month. And, for example, in Boavista, the weather conditions are not very good, since the air is up to + 24.4 ° C. The best cities for recreation at this time are Sal Rei, Tarrafal, Assomada. The air temperature in April is +24.0°C.

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Water temperature in Cape Verde in April

Is it worth coming to Cape Verde in April?

The weather in Cape Verde in April is great for relaxing, this month’s rating is 4. 8 out of five. The weather is not very good, there are few tourists. At this time, the cold sea temperature is +22.6°C. There is practically no rain, about 2 days per month, 2.5 mm of precipitation falls. Sunny skies for at least 24 days. The weather in Cape Verde at the end of April at the beginning and middle of the month is presented on the graph. The air temperature in April is +24.0°C. At this time, the best climatic conditions in 3 cities:

Weather in April Santa Cruz		Weather in April Mosteiros		Weather in April Sao Filipe
5 . 0	air: +24.2°C rain: 4 days sun: 27 days	5 . 0	air: +24.2°C rain: 4 days sun: 27 days	5 . 0	air: +24. 2°C rain: 4 days sun: 27 days

The best climate in cities in April

	City	Air temperature	Water temperature	Rainy days (precipitation)
Santa Cruz	+24.2°C	–	4 days (3.45mm)
	Mosteiros	+24.2°C	–	4 days (3.45mm)
	San Filipe	+24.2°C	–	4 days (3.45mm)
	Assomada	+24.2°C	–	4 days (3. 45mm)
	Ponta do Sol	+22.3°C	–	3 days (1.54mm)
	Pombas	+22.3°C	–	3 days (1.54mm)
	Mindelo	+22.3°C	–	3 days (1.54mm)

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Air temperature in Cape Verde in April

The difference in daily air temperature throughout the year is 5.5 ° C, but due to the presence of the sea and the climate in Cape Verde is quite mild for months. The coldest month is February, when the air warms up to +23.1°C, and the warmest month is September with +28. 6°C. The air temperature in April is +24.0°C.

Cape Verde water temperature

The beach season here lasts: . The temperature in the sea at this time of the year is from – to – conducive to a pleasant swim. The worst weather in Cape Verde and the water temperature recorded in March is +10.0°C. The air temperature in April is +24.0°C.

Number of rainy days and precipitation in April

Unlucky month to travel – September, it rains on average 8 days. The maximum monthly rainfall is 45.0 mm. The air temperature in April is +24.0°C.

April holiday comfort rating

The rating is calculated by months, taking into account the average air temperature, the amount of rain and other indicators. For a year in Cape Verde, the score ranges from 4.8 in January to 4.9 in December, out of a possible five. The air temperature in April is +24.0°C.

Month	Air temperature during the day	Water temperature	Solar days	Rainy days (precipitation)
December	+25.3°C	+11.1°C	22.7	1 day (4.7 mm)
January	+24.1°C	+10.5°C	22.8	1 day (1.3 mm)
February	+23.1°C	+10.1°C	18.9	1 day (3.0 mm)
March	+23. 1°C	+10.0°C	23.8	1 day (1.8 mm)
April	+24.0°C	+10.4°C	24.0	2 days (2.5 mm)
May	+24.7°C	+10.6°C	24.9	1 day (2.0 mm)
June	+25.4°C	+10.7°C	25.2	1 day (3.7 mm)
July	+26.1°C	+11.1°C	14.4	3 days (3.9 mm)
August	+27.4°C	+11.7°C	8. 8	5 days (32.2 mm)
September	+28.6°C	+12.4°C	11.9	8 days (45.0 mm)
October	+28.3°C	+12.3°C	16.5	4 days (27.6 mm)
November	+26.9°C	+11.9°C	15.8	2 days (8.4 mm)

Number of sunny days in April

Beautiful sunny weather will delight tourists in June – as many as 26 sunny days per month. Great time to relax in Cape Verde. The air temperature in April is +24.0°C.

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• Weather in Cape Verde in March: rating 4.
  

Palma Nova, Spain – April Weather

Palma Nova is a resort town located in the municipality of Calvià found on the Island of Majorca. Visitors to Palma Nova in April will discover that it’s not as busy as in the summer and as a result, some of the main tourist attractions, including the nightlife, may still be fairly quiet. In April, the temperature is just slightly warmer than March with the daytime high reaching 19°C (66°F). The water temperature is very cool in April at 16°C (61°F).

The skies tend to be partly cloudy, with 42% chance of cover. Precipitation is around 32%, occurring as moderate rains or, occasionally, as drizzles or thunderstorms.

The air ranges from mildly humid to very humid, rarely dropping below 35%, and tends to be drier earlier in the month. Winds blow up to 7 m/s, usually from the southwest or northeast.

Over the course of April, Spring blossoms over Palma Nova. Days become longer and less humid, with frequent showers and partly cloudy skies.

Hotel Intertur Hawaii Mallorca (Calle Torrenova 1) is a popular all inclusive hotel that is located right on the beach. Affordable room prices and special deals mean you can stay here on a budget too. The resort caters chiefly to families and couples. All-inclusive or half-board plans are available. All rooms include a flatscreen TV, free wifi, A/C, heating, and safe. Some of the premium rooms also include a game system for the kids. A children’s Miniclub is available for kids 4 to 12 years. Onsite facilities include pools, buffet-style restaurant, terrace, gym, and pool bar.

If you want to take advantage of the nearby attractions of Magaluf, the TRH Palmanova Hotel is located close to the strip in Magaluf. It’s an ideal base for younger tourists who want to take full advantage of the nightlife.

The beaches of Palma Nova are just a short 15 km west of the airport. The sands tend to be quieter and more tranquil than those in Magaluf. Palma Nova has three beaches, all of which are family-friendly, with fine sand and crystal blue water. Alongside all beaches are restaurants, bars, and free car parking.

Playa de Son Maties is the main beach, with sunbeds, umbrellas and showers. This beach is a 600-metre stretch of fine sand, good for enjoying water activities like boating or windsurfing. Es Carregador is a small cove with a protected swimming spot. Here is where you can find all the bars and nightclubs. Playa Palma Nova is a nice middle ground, at 1 kilometre interspersed with small playgrounds. It’s a great place for families and couples alike.

Castaways (Padeo Del Mar 58) offers a wide selection of food at an affordable price. The dishes are decent, ranging from BBQ to Yorkshire pudding and traditional pub grub.

Saffron Desi (Paseo del Mar 16) offers authentic Indian food, with flavourful and spiced dishes to order. Great recommendations from locals on the curries, jalfrezi, poppadoms and more.

Il Vicolo (Paseo del Mar 16) serves superb, authentic Italian food like pasta, bruschetta, and baked aubergine. The menu is limited but uncomplicated and freshly prepared. Part of the restaurant’s charm lies in the rustic decor. A friendly stop on the seaside.

Since the water is still too cold for visitors to swim, it is advisable to perhaps hire a boat to take a day tour around the coasts of Majorca or try one of the glass-bottom boats and get an up close look at Palma Nova’s marine life. Boat trips are available to various destinations and can be arranged at ticketing offices throughout the resort.

Families visiting with children should consider visiting the Pirates Adventure Show, which is a dinner theatre event that features an acrobatics type show that will be enjoyed by all. Dinner is served after the show and later in the evening, there is an 18+ only show that includes all you can drink sangria.

Visitors can also visit an upside down museum, called Katmandu. It’s full of virtual science games with a garden and a restaurant where visitors can rest and have refreshments. There is also an informative film that is shown after the tour.

Palmanova, Spain weather in April: average temperature & climate

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General weather summary

Moderately chilly with a gentle breeze

Feels like

16%

Chance of rain

0.049 in

Amount

13.2 mph

Wind speed

71%

Humidity

13.2 hrs

Daylight length

7:13 AM

Sunrise

8:26 PM

Sunset

56%

Cloud cover

Sweater

What to wear

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Table of contents

• What is the average temperature
• How much does it rain
• How cloudy is it
• When is sunrise and sunset
• How humid is it
• How windy is it
• What to wear

What is the average temperature in April

The average temperature in Palmanova in April for a typical day ranges from a high of 64°F (18°C) to a low of 58°F (14°C). Some would describe it as moderately chilly with a gentle breeze.

For comparison, the hottest month in Palmanova, August, has days with highs of 84°F (29°C) and lows of 77°F (25°C). The coldest month, February has days with highs of 57°F (14°C) and lows of 52°F (11°C). This graph shows how an average day looks like in Palmanova in April based on historical data.

Highs and lows in Palmanova in Apr

How much does it rain in April

In Palmanova in April, there’s a 16% chance of rain on an average day. And on the average day it rains or snows, we get 0.31 in (7.9 mm) of precipitation. In more common terms of how much that is, some would describe it as light rain.

The wettest month in Palmanova is November where a typical day has a 21% chance of precipitation and gets 0.06 inches (1.5 mm) of precipitation, while the dryest month in Palmanova is July where a typical day has a 2% chance of precipitation and gets 0.05 inches (1.2 mm) of precipitation. These graphs show the probability of it raining/snowing in April and the amount of rainfall.

Chance of rain or snow on an average Palmanova day by month

Average precipitation by hour of day

How cloudy is Palmanova in April

The average amount of time that the sky is clear or sunny (partly cloudy or less) in Palmanova during April is 13.3 hours (56% of the day). For comparison, the month with the most clear, sunny days in Palmanova is July with an average of 20.5 hours per day while November has the shortest amount of cloud-free hours with only 13.3 hours per day. This graph shows the average amount of sunshine in Palmanova in April based on historical data.

Monthly clear skies percent of time in Palmanova

When is sunrise and sunset in April

The average day in Palmanova during April has 13.2 hours of daylight, with sunrise at 7:13 AM and sunset at 8:26 PM.

The day with the longest amount of daylight in Palmanova is June 17th with 15.0 hours while December 23rd has the shortest amount of daylight with only 9.4 hours.

This graph shows the average amount of daylight in Palmanova in April based on historical data.

Average hours of daylight in Palmanova by month

How humid is it in April

In April, Palmanova is moderately humid with an average amount of 71% (relative humidity), which could be described as humid but cool. March has the highest relative humidity at 72% and is the least humid in July at 62%. This graph shows the average amount of humidity in Palmanova throughout April based on historical data.

Average relative humidity in Palmanova by month

How windy is it in April

Historically, the wind in Palmanova during April blows at an average speed of 13.2 mph (21.2 kph). The windiest month is February with an average wind speed of 15.3 mph (24.7 kph), while the calmest month is July with an average wind speed of 9.2 mph (14.8 kph). This graph shows the average wind speed in Palmanova in April based on historical data.

Average monthly wind speed in Palmanova

What to wear in April

With an average high of 64°F (18°C) and a low of 58°F (14°C), it generally feels moderately chilly with a gentle breeze. With that in mind, most people would dress in something moderately warm like a sweater.

What’s the weather like in Palmanova the rest of the year

We’ve collected the weather data for Palmanova during all other months of the year too:

• Weather in Palmanova in January
• Weather in Palmanova in February
• Weather in Palmanova in March
• Weather in Palmanova in May
• Weather in Palmanova in June
• Weather in Palmanova in July
• Weather in Palmanova in August
• Weather in Palmanova in September
• Weather in Palmanova in October
• Weather in Palmanova in November
• Weather in Palmanova in December

Where does this data come from

Weather data for Palmanova was collected from the MERRA-2 project from NASA, which used a climate model combined with historical data from weather stations around the world to estimate what the conditions were like for every point on the Earth.

For all data based on historical data, we’ve averaged the data from the past 11 years (2010-2020). For example, for the hourly temperature at 10am, we’ve looked at the temperature at 10am on every day in April (e.g., April 1, April 2, etc. in 2010, 2011, etc.) and took the arithmetic mean. We did not smooth the data, so for example, our daily temperature line will have some randomness due to the fact that weather is random in the first place.

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Weather in Palma Nova in April 2022-2021 🌊 and water temperature at “365 Celsius”

According to our rating system, which is confirmed by the reviews of tourists who have visited Spain, the weather is bad in Palma Nova in April, this month’s rating is 3. 3 out of five.

Temperature in Palma Nova in April

Monthly weather comparison in Palma Nova
Water temperature in Spain in April

Should I go on holiday in April?

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The climate is unfavorable, there are few tourists. According to our records the weather in Palma Nova in April and the water temperature is bad. At this time, the cold sea has an average temperature of +16.0°C. There is practically no rain, about 1 day per month, 25.8 mm of precipitation falls. Sunny weather lasts at least 21 days. According to the reviews of tourists who have visited Spain, you should not go on vacation to Palma Nova in April.

Please note:
• Weather in Palma Nova in March:
  rating 3.2 (out of 5),
  air +16.8°C , sea: +14.2°C,
  rain 1 day
• Weather in Palma Nova in May:
  rating 4.0 (out of 5),
  air +22. 2°C , sea: +18.6°C,
  rain 0 days



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Average statistics for 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021: the maximum air temperature reaches +24. 3°C, the minimum recorded values ​​are +14.7°C. At night the temperature in Palma Nova in April drops to +17.2°C…+11.5°C. On average, the difference between day and night is 5.2°C. What weather forecast in Palma Nova at the end of April and the beginning of the month is indicated on the chart, in Spain almost everywhere the situation is similar.



Palma Nova water temperature in April

Weather forecast and sea water temperature in Palma Nova in April ranges from +14.4°C to +17.7°C. At its lows, it can be considered not comfortable for swimming adults and children. In the previous month, the sea is colder by about 1.8°C. The next month the water is 2.6°C warmer. In April, according to the reviews of tourists in Palma Nova, the climate is not very suitable for recreation, also due to the uncomfortable temperature of the water in the sea almost anywhere in Spain.

Rating, rainy days and precipitation in April and other months.



The rating in a period of five months fluctuates from 3.0 to 4.6 points. The number of rainy days in April is 1, and it ranks 1st for this indicator for the year. Precipitation is 25.8 mm, this is the 5th place among all months. At the same time, in the previous period, 0.6 mm less rainfall, in the next month, 13.8 mm less. The weather in Palma Nova in April in the first and second half of the month is shown in the summary table for 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021 years.

Wind speed

The average speed in April is 4 m/s with maximum wind gusts up to 6.2 m/s.

Climate summary

	Day	Day air temperature	Water temperature
	1	+21. 1°C	+14.8°C
	2	+20.6°C	+14.9°C
	3	+14.7°C	+14.5°C
	4	+15. 7°C	+14.4°C
	5	+18.1°C	+14.6°C
	6	+20.7°C	+15.3°C
	7	+21. 1°C	+15.0°C
	8	+22.7°C	+15.6°C
	9	+21.6°C	+15.2°C
	10	+21. 8°C	+15.7°C
	11	+21.4°C	+15.5°C
	12	+21.4°C	+15.5°C
	13	+22. 1°C	+15.8°C
	14	+22.4°C	+15.8°C
	15	+21.8°C	+16.8°C
	16	+22. 3°C	+16.7°C
	17	+21.2°C	+16.9°C
	18	+20.7°C	+16.6°C
	19	+22. 8°C	+17.3°C
	20	+19.6°C	+16.7°C
	21	+20.4°C	+17.4°C
	22	+19. 9°C	+16.8°C
	23	+23.1°C	+17.2°C
	24	+21.8°C	+17.7°C
	25	+17. 3°C	+17.0°C
	26	+21.7°C	+17.3°C
	27	+20.2°C	+17.1°C
	28	+20. 6°C	+17.2°C
	29	+23.7°C	+17.3°C
	30	+24.3°C	+17.3°C

Weather now

Palma Nova

+17°

Feeling: +17°C

Yu 7m/s

Precipitation: 0%

10 day / 14 day forecast

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Sea water temperature in April. Weather by months.

Sea weather / Spain / Weather in Palma Nova / Weather in APRIL

		March	April	May
	Daytime average temperature	+16°C	+19°C	+22°C
	Average temperature at night	+11°C	+13°C	+16°C
	Sea water temperature	+15°C	+16°C	+19°C
	Number of sunny days	17 days	18 days	24 days
	Day length	11.3 – 12.6 hours	12.6 – 13.8 hours	13.9 – 14.8 hours
	Number of rainy days	1 day	2 days	1 day
	Rainfall	20. 2 mm	23.1 mm	10.8 mm
	Average wind speed	4.8 m / s	4.2 m / s	3.5 m / s

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Air temperature in Palma Nova in April

The graph below provides detailed information about the daytime and nighttime temperatures in Palma Nova in April.
Select the year you are interested in to see daily April temperatures for that year.

The average air temperature in April over the past 5 years is 18.6°C during the day and 13.3°C at night.
To get data on the air temperature in Palma Nova for other months, go to the “Weather by months” section.

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2019

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The graph below provides detailed information about the water temperature in Palma Nova in April.
Select the year you are interested in to see daily April temperatures for that year.


The average sea temperature in Palma Nova in April for the past 5 years is 15.9°C
To get water temperature data for other months, go to the “Weather by months” section.

Data for:

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2021

2020

2019

2018

Sunny days in Palma Nova in April

The graph below displays the number of sunny, cloudy and overcast days you can expect in Palma Nova in April.
The forecast is based on information about the weather in this resort, collected over the past five years.
However, such a forecast cannot be accurate and should only serve as a rough guide.

Rainy days in Palma Nova in April

The graph below displays the chances of rainfall of varying intensity in Palma Nova in April.
The forecast is based on rainfall information for this resort collected over the past five years.
However, such a forecast cannot be accurate and should only serve as a rough guide.

Windy days in Palma Nova in April

The chart below shows information on how strong winds you can expect in Palma Nova in April.
The forecast is based on information about the strength of the wind at this resort, collected over the past five years.
However, such a forecast cannot be accurate and should only serve as a rough guide.

Weather in palmas Nova by month

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Dec 13		17°C		10 m / s
Dec 14		18°C ​​		3 m / s
Dec 15		15°C		6 m / s
December 16,		17°C		4 m / s
December 17,		16°C		3 m / s
Dec 18		17°C		3 m / s
Dec 19		17°C		5 m / s
Dec 20		18°C ​​		2 m / s
Dec 21		18°C ​​		1 m / s
December 22,		17°C		2 m / s

Water temperature in the sea

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08 December	17. 0
December 11	17.2 °C
December 16	16.3 °C

Palma Nova MONTHLY WEATHER

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TEMPERATURE:	AIR	WATER
January	+15 ° C	+14 ° C
+16 ° C
April	+16 ° C	+19 ° C
June	+23 ° C	+27 ° C
July
+27 ° C	+30 ° C
September	+26 ° C
November	+20 ° C	+18 ° C
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Alikante	+20 ° C
Barcelona	+14 ° C
Palma de Majorca	+17 ° C
Salou 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000	+23 ° C
Torrevieha		+22 ° C
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The warmest month

August

Average daytime temperature:

+30°C

Maximum: +37°C

Minimum: +20°C

THE WARMEST WATER IN THE SEA

August

Average water temperature:

+27°C

Maximum: +30°C

Minimum: +25°C

THE MOST SUNNY MONTH

July

Number of sunny days:

29 days

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To put Tenerife’s weather into perspective, this was probably the most rain that the island has experienced in a year…. and yet anyone visiting last week would still have returned home with a sun tan. The Weather Forecast for Tenerife from 9th April to 15th April There’s less chance of rain this week although the life-giving April showers aren’t over yet. It looks as though the sun will shine most days on all coasts but Wednesday is probably not a good day for planning any walking on Tenerife if you want to enjoy sunny weather and sparkling views. The north should experience sunshine throughout the week except for a blip on Wednesday whilst the south is in for mixed weather during the first half of the week with a much sunnier second half. Weather in South Tenerife – By all accounts it should be a cloudy start to the week (with sunny spells) and a sunny second half with Thursday to Sunday enjoying mostly sunshine. There’s between a 5 and 34% chance of rain on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday. Temperatures will stay around 23C in the shade. Weather in North Tenerife – The forecast for the north looks more promising for sun-seekers with mostly sunny days except Wednesday which will be cloudy and Thursday which will be a mix of sun and cloud. There’s a 5 to 55% chance of rain on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday. Temperatures will stay around 19C in the shade. Weather in East Tenerife – It’s a mix of cloud and sun every day in Santa Cruz and the south except Wednesday which will just be cloudy. Like the north, there’s a 5 to 55% chance of rain on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday. Temperatures will be about 22C in the shade all week. Weather in South West Tenerife – Similar to the south it should be a cloudy start to the week (with sunny spells, especially on Tuesday afternoon) and a sunny second half with Thursday to Sunday enjoying mostly sunshine. There’s between a 5 and 40% chance of rain on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday. Temperatures will be around 24C in the shade. Weather in the Mount Teide Crater – It will be sunny in Mount Teide National Park most days. In the crater there will be a mix of cloud and sun on Tuesday and Wednesday will be quite dreary with a chance of rain. The summit will be similar except there could be snow  all day on Wednesday and on Friday morning. Temperatures in the crater will vary from 4C to 10C and from 0C to a very chilly -8C on the summit. It will also be windy up high at the start of the week so check the cable car is running before travelling. So far today webcams around Tenerife show a sunny Tenerife just about everywhere except the east coast where there’s quite a bit of cloud. Pic: Even a rainy day isn’t going to stop the daily card game at the harbour in Puerto de la Cruz. 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Holiday weather gran canaria april: weather in april? – Gran Canaria Forum Опубликовано: December 29, 2022 в 5:02 am Автор: alexxlab Категории: April Cheapest Beach Cities to Live in Around the World You don’t need to retire to live in your dream spot. | DaLiu/Shutterstock Travel Where To Move Get on island time all of the time. By Thrillist Editorial Updated on 11/18/2022 at 11:46 AM How many times have you been on an island vacation dreading return to “real life,” wishing there was a way this beachside bliss could last just a little longer? After a pandemic and domino effect of political headaches continuing to make the American Dream seem not so dreamy, more than a few people have picked up and moved to a seaside spot where rent is less than a car payment (and internet still reaches speeds quick enough for those multiple daily Zoom calls).  Wondering what the secret is to snagging a seaside villa without shelling out a fortune? We polled expats and looked at average cost-of-living estimates from sites like Numbeo and Nomad List to find affordable (and downright beautiful) beach towns—and cities on some of the most stunning coastal stretches—everywhere from Mexico to the Mediterranean. Here are the spots where your dollar goes far, and your quality of life goes farther. Now all you need to do is make that move to paradise. Related Related American Beach Towns Where You Can Actually Afford to Move One step closer to living out your private island fantasies. The challenge will be deciding where on the 100 miles of coastline you want to call home. | Smileus/Shutterstock Algarve, Portugal Monthly cost of living: $1,476 It’s hard to believe a region with a hundred miles of coastline, cobblestone streets, and more sun than pretty much anywhere else in Europe has a cost of living this low. Most of the region is English-speaking, and home to 100,000 transplants from all over the world. And the city is cheap. Dirt cheap. A three-bedroom apartment will run you about $950, but if you don’t need much space, $650 gets you a one-bedroom smack in the center of the city. Beers are two bucks, and dinner out is under $10. You get the idea. And if you get homesick, head to Lisbon and you’re about a six-hour flight from the East Coast. A low-key version of the Côte d’Azur. | Evannovostro/Shutterstock Ajaccio, Corsica Monthly cost of living: $1,375 Corsica’s capital offers the glam you’ll find in the nearby Côte d’Azur (a seven-hour ferry ride away) minus the astronomical cost of living that comes with annual events like the Monaco Grand Prix and Cannes Film Festival (plus, you know, private villas). Crayon-colored fishing boats bob in the harbor and pastel-hued homes—as well as the birthplace of Napoleon Bonaparte, now a museum—line the old town’s narrow streets. You’ve got plenty of white-sand beaches in and around Ajaccio to choose from (plage de Pero being one of the most popular), and when you’re tired of those, you can hop on a boat from the old port to the nearby Iles Sanguinaires (Blood Islands) or head to one of Corsica’s other popular seaside towns, like Bonifacio in the south, crowned by a medieval clifftop citadel. And for a mere $700 a month, you can call a studio in the center your new seaside home. —Lane Niese Colonial architecture plus some of the beach beaches in the Caribbean. | Jess Kraft/Shutterstock Cartagena, Colombia Monthly cost of living: $515 Living in Cartagena is sort of like going on a tropical Caribbean vacation every day. That goes for partiers, history buffs, and outdoor enthusiasts alike. The snorkeling and scuba diving here are world class (and only about $30 a trip). The city’s historic center is a museum of Spanish Colonial architecture, and a roomy walking path takes you through it all and down to the main harbor. The nightlife is as intense as you’d expect in Colombia, and an all-timer night out will run you about $100 if you do it right. Party a little TOO hard and fear not—healthcare in Cartagena is surprisingly good, with large hospitals and comprehensive health insurance for under $50 a month. Rent is less than $300 and you’ll have beaches practically all to yourself. | iamtripper/shutterstock Hoi An, Vietnam Monthly cost of living: $550 to $1,100 Bigger Vietnamese cities like Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh get most of the expat love, but neither boasts much of a beach. Hoi An, on the other hand, is not only bordered on one side by spectacular green mountains, it’s also a skip and a jump from spectacular stretches of sand you’ll have largely to yourself. The old city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and you can get a house or apartment for as little as $300 a month ($500 gets you a nice one with everything included). To fully experience the area, your best bet is to rent a motorbike (about $60 a month). In a place this beautiful, you’d be ill-advised not to. Thrillist TV Related Related Vietnam Is a Paradise for Expats. Here’s How to Make It Your Home. Travel. Visa. Repeat. Welcome to one of the North Atlantic’s best surf towns. | zodyakuz/Shutterstock Taghazout, Morocco Monthly cost of living: $1,037 Thanks to its hyper-fast internet connection and proximity to Western Europe, Morocco has become a hot destination for entrepreneurs cutting personal costs to support their tech ventures. Rent plus a chic co-working space will run about $500/month combined, meaning you won’t be stuck looking for a buyout from your beachfront villa all the time. Taghazout has also become one of the great North Atlantic surf towns, where you’ll see people carrying boards through Middle Eastern bazaars like they’re baskets of fruit. Most just pass through and have no idea what they’re missing. | Tupungato/shutterstock Split, Croatia Monthly cost of living: $1,021 Though the European coastlines can be comparatively expensive, there are still bargains to be had in Split. This little town on the Adriatic Sea has beaches that people from all over the world travel days to lie on, yet beers are still under three bucks in most bars and rent in the city center can be had for less than $600. The city is also seasonal, so if you’re down to become a full-time resident, you’ll have Split to yourself from October to late April. It’s a perfect balance of roaring international resort city in the summer and sleepy beach town in the winter, with a lush Mediterranean climate, friendly folks, and great history to boot. If you get tired of one lifestyle, another is only a couple of months away. Related Related The Most Overlooked Mediterranean Paradise in Europe Like a surf town in Hawaii, only much, much cheaper. | Ataka/shutterstock Canggu, Bali Monthly cost of living: $500 to $1,400 Five hundred dollars a month seems downright unrealistic to live in one of the best surf towns in the South Pacific, especially one that’s drawn flocks of Americans looking to work remotely. Artists, designers, yoga instructors, startup gurus, and other foreigners call Canggu home, lending the city a youthful, albeit rustic, wellness vibe. Cafes, restaurants, and juice stands line the streets, and parties and events pepper the week. The place feels a bit like those little surf towns you find on the less populated islands of Hawaii, but at a fraction of the cost. Sure, things like milk, wine, and other imports cost a little more here, but with average rent around $250, you can splurge. Related Related Why Young American Expats Flock to This Cheap Beach Paradise Yes, this could be your new home. | nito/shutterstock Las Palmas, Gran Canaria Monthly cost of living: $1,393 If you’ve ever visited Las Palmas, you might be surprised to see it on a list of affordable places to live. But, like so many cities, visiting and living are two different things. Rent for a place off the ocean runs only about $600 for a one-bedroom, $1,000-ish for three. The weather is some of the best in the world, with pretty much perpetual sun soaking the beaches along the coast. The city itself has a busy, urban feel, with quick escapes to beaches and the inland countryside and plenty of friendly people to party with. For a city experience with easy access to nature, this is the best seaside option in Europe. Related Related These Gorgeous, Warm Islands Are Europe’s Best Secret Winter Escape Deserts next to tropical forests next to volcanoes next to tidal pools. This piece of paradise is just a two-hour flight from Miami. | Matyas Rehak/Shutterstock Las Terrenas, Dominican Republic Monthly cost of living: $1,400 Though the Dominican Republic has some of the grandest, most affordable oceanfront homes in the Caribbean, the real draw in Las Terrenas is the solid expat community. Thirty years ago, Europeans knew it best as a popular vacation spot—but they got hooked and stayed. Once you’ve established residency, it’s relatively simple to work, own a business, import a car (tax-free), and get citizenship. You’ll find yourself in good company with a diverse mix of people, and if you ever get homesick, you’re a two-hour flight from Miami. Related Related Work Remotely in the Caribbean This Winter White sands make excellent home-office decor. Camels are part of the package here. | Marc Stephan/Shutterstock Diani Beach, Kenya Monthly cost of living: $500 to $1,000 Kenya may be known for its safari wildlife, but its east coast white-sand beaches are the stuff of dreams. Just dip a toe in to find out for yourself that the Indian Ocean is as blissfully soothing as they say it is. The strip that makes up Diani Beach, just an hour or so away from Mombasa (double it if you hit traffic, which you will), has it all: still waters thanks to coral reefs, beachside shacks with local Swahili dishes, skydiving, deep-sea fishing, and a subdued nightlife. Rent starts as low as $200 and go up to around $2,000, if you wanna be extra with five bedrooms, a gated compound, and a pool. And you can still get that wildlife fix: Wake up early to camels strolling on the sand, swim with whale sharks on a water safari, or drive to Mwaluganje Elephant Sanctuary, located a little over an hour away. —Vanita Salisbury Island living at its best. | Guayo Fuentes/Shutterstock Roatán, Honduras Monthly cost of living: $570 Relaxed Roatán is the largest of Honduras’ three Bay Islands: Stretching 40 miles long and five miles at its widest, it’s surrounded by the Mesoamerican Barrier reef, the largest in the Caribbean Sea (and the second-largest worldwide after Australia’s Great Barrier Reef). The place is an aquamarine dream: idyllic beaches teem with inviting accommodations, tempting beach bars, and magical snorkeling and dive spots. The interior is craggy mountains covered in jungle. Everything smells fertile. And if you’re looking for a good balance to your lifestyle, you can do it on the cheap: A pint costs $1.50 and fitness clubs are $45/month, if that’s your thing. Related Related 10 Under-the-Radar Islands in Central America That You Should Add to Your Bucket List Pristine beaches and jungle adventures await. When you’re ready for “city” living, Puerto Vallarta is less than an hour away. | Jose Moreno/Shutterstock San Pancho, Mexico Monthly cost of living: $1,100 San Pancho has the feel of a California surf town, with towering cliffs, impressive waves, and a downtown lined with restaurants serving up all things organic. The only difference: Dinner for two in these restaurants will only run you about $30 to $50, as opposed to triple digits in California. The city itself isn’t big, but it sits smack in the center of Riviera Nayarit, so you can hop through towns like Sayulita, San Blas, and the upscale Punta Mita within a short drive. And if you get a hankering for the big city, Puerto Vallarta is less than an hour away. For a quiet, coastal expat life in Mexico, this little gem on the Pacific is tough to beat. Related Related Mexico Is a Gorgeous Land of Opportunity Beckoning You to Call It Home Here’s how to make it happen… and do it without being terrible. The perfect mix of pulsing nightlife and slower-paced coastal living. | pisaphotography/shutterstock Koh Phi Phi, Thailand Monthly cost of living: $1,160 to $2,097 Koh Phi Phi island is one of those places where couples sit back on their last night of just-wedded bliss and say, “Why don’t we just MOVE here?” Sure, they’re joking, but why the heck not? If dropping your life back home isn’t an issue, this little slice of paradise (The Beach was shot here) has beautiful apartments in new buildings overlooking the sea for about $1,000 a month—and that’s on the high end. The nightlife can get raucous, with cheap drinks and loosely interpreted liability laws. For a quiet beach home, this might not be the move. But it’s perfect for the young and free who enjoy interacting with travelers from all over the world—and doing it cheaply. Related Related Southeast Thailand Takes Island Hopping to a Whole New Level It’s like playing connect the dots in the ocean. With a decently sized expat community, you’ll live a bit easier here than other parts of the country. | Elena Simona Craciun/Shutterstock Granada, Nicaragua Monthly cost of living: $668 Because Granada is one of the most painstakingly preserved Spanish Colonial towns in North America, it tends to draw a lot of history-inclined tourists. Those tourists bring with them a wealth of fancy restaurants, cool bars, and a sizable expat community that makes living here a little easier than in, say, Managua. The only thing that can cost a little extra is electricity, with an average bill just under $100 a month (if you’re partial to air conditioning). If you’re after small town living, Rio’s vibrant clubs, bars, and beaches are maybe not for you. | IrenaV/Shutterstock Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Monthly cost of living: $1,400 Despite being home to 14 million, Rio still embodies beach life in a very real way. The gorgeous metropolis is encircled by soaring granite mountain pinnacles and claims 46 miles of oceanfront, but most visitors see only the famous four-mile crescent strip. Copacabana, Rio’s iconic beach, fits into the typical beach resort zone calculus: Every block away from the beach equals a 10% discount on everything, as well as a 10% increase in unpredictability. Rio is not shy about its unbridled sexuality, PhD pickpockets, veteran beach bums, thumping nightclubs, and plentiful open-air corner snack shops and bars—which is to say, this is a very popular city for people who waved goodbye to the American career hustle. Related Related This Latin American Country Boasts Architecture That’s Even Sexier Than Its Beaches The tiny island offers plenty to explore. | carma sumrall/Shutterstock Saint George’s, Grenada Monthly cost of living: $1,018 The so-called “Canada of the Caribbean” only spans 21 by 12 miles, but there are months of discovering to be done along its shoreline and lush mountain interior of steep, curvy roads winding past waterfalls. Nightlife is in the form of live calypso bands and upbeat soca music. A buzzing traffic circle near Grand Anse Beach—the island’s finest—frames an improvised outdoor marketplace baptized as “Wall Street” because it’s bookended by banks. At night, vehicles blast music, starting parties where locals mingle, dance, buy open-air-grilled meat, and swill beverages peddled from ice chests in pickup beds. Follow the smell of barbecue or the call of steel drums and you’re all set. If you can’t smell or hear something delicious, jump on an incredibly cheap minibus till it happens. Related Related The Incredible Caribbean Island That Americans Always Overlook Want more Thrillist? Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest, YouTube, TikTok, and Snapchat! Matt Meltzer, Bruce Northam, and Lane Nieset contributed to this story UK’s best winter staycation destination is the ‘most beautiful’ – full list | Travel News | Travel UK’s best winter staycation destination is the ‘most beautiful’ – full list | Travel News | Travel | Express.co.uk Login Register 9°C As temperatures start to drop, it’s the perfect time to book a winter staycation. The UK’s best destination for staycations has been named. Link copied The Scottish Highlands are very beautiful in winter (Image: Getty) Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you’ve consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info ComparetheMarket looked at staycation destinations around the UK to find the most beautiful spot. The team analysed the number of lakes, listed buildings and mountains to locate the best winter staycation. Best winter staycation destination The Scottish Highlands Devon Cornwall Edinburgh Kent Essex Glasgow Greater London Norfolk Suffolk READ MORE: Majorca refuses to welcome British tourists next summer Winter is a great time to spot some of the Scottish wildlife (Image: Getty) The Scottish Highlands were named the UK’s most beautiful destination for a winter staycation. With over 300 lochs, almost 5,000 mountains and over 4,500 listed buildings, the Highlands are the best spot. The team said: “Known for its glorious scenery, the Scottish Highlands has the most lochs and hills and mountains in Britain, making it the most beautiful location. “The Highlands also boasts 776 walking trails suited to all kinds of walkers, and 4,513 listed buildings to gaze at in all their glory.” DON’T MISS ‘Magnificient’ Welsh attraction is one of world’s best [STAYCATION] Bereaved woman told to swap plane seats while sobbing over dad’s death [NEWS] ‘Beware’ Cruise passengers issue packing warning [WARNING] Trending READ MORE ‘You cannot live here’ Expats explain issue with life in Singapore British tourists will need to wrap up warm for a Highlands staycation but will be rewarded with stunning views. Winter is a great time to spot some of the Highlands’ unique wildlife including redwing and waxwing birds. The redwing is the UK’s smallest thrush and travels to Scotland each winter from Iceland and Scandinavia. 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IPSO Regulated Copyright ©2022 Express Newspapers. “Daily Express” is a registered trademark. All rights reserved. The most interesting events of April in Gran Canaria By the standards of tropical countries, the weather in Gran Canaria in April is quite cool: the water temperature can drop to 18 degrees, and the air warms up “only” to +22 during the day. But here, almost every day, sunny weather reigns and a huge number of unusual plants bloom. Well, of course, a lot of all kinds of entertainment for the guests of the island are also prepared here. 01.04 Catholics around the world and, of course, Gran Canaria celebrate Easter. 06 – 15.04 in Las Palmas, in the theater of Perez Galdos, the XVIII International Film Festival will take place. Within its framework, feature, documentary, short films will be presented to the audience and the jury, meetings, seminars, concerts are planned for the participants. Nearly 600 participants registered for the festival. 06.04 in Las Palmas, in the nightclub The Paper Club, the famous Spanish singer Vinila von Bismarck will perform, which successfully combines rockabilly, flamenco, Latin American rhythms in her music. In Gran Canaria, she will present her new album called “The Motel Called Lee”. Her performance was timed to coincide with the opening of the XVIII Las Palmas International Film Festival. 06 – 08.04 the XVII Business Fair of the Canary Islands “ENORTE” will take place in Arucas. As part of the fair, numerous meetings and seminars are planned for representatives of the business world of the archipelago, as well as various exhibitions, tastings and concerts for the guests of the event. 07.04 in Las Palmas, the central stadium will host a performance by the Spanish rock and roll band Fito & Fitipaldis. The performance starts at 22.30, tickets cost from 35 euros. 07.04 Argentine musician, singer and composer Alberto Cortes will perform at the Alfredo Kraus Concert Hall in Las Palmas. On the island, he will perform as part of the El Regreso tour, dedicated to the 50th anniversary of the artist on stage. He will present his best compositions in a heartfelt, intimate manner. The concert starts at 21.00, duration 90 minutes. 08.04 Orthodox Easter is celebrated. The entire Russian-speaking population of the island will resurrect the resurrection of Christ and treat themselves to eggs and Easter cakes. 13, 14.04 in Las Palmas, Teatro Cuyás will host a performance by the National Ballet of Spain under the direction of Antonio Najarro. The audience will be presented with fragments from several famous ballets (Bolero, Farruk and others). Performances start at 20.30, tickets cost from 15 to 35 euros. 14.04 in Las Palmas, in the concert hall of Alfredo Kraus, the famous Spanish soul and jazz singer Tony Momrel will perform. He will take the stage with guitarist Tony Remy, keyboardist Emiliano Pari, drummer Alessio. The concert starts at 21.00, the duration of the performance is 90 minutes. 15.04 in Las Palmas, in the concert hall of Alfredo Kraus, the Gran Canaria Wind Orchestra, together with the choir of the Gran Canaria Philharmonic Orchestra and the OFGC Children’s Choir, will present the compositions of the world famous rock band QUEEN in a symphonic version. Up to 200 people will be on the stage at the same time, director Luis Garcia Santana promises an unforgettable, very bright show. The concert starts at 12.30, duration is 70 minutes. 19.04 in Las Palmas, in the concert hall of Alfredo Kraus, there will be a performance of a combined brass band of conservatory students from Germany, Valencia, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria, Tenerife. They will present compositions by Orazio Vecchi, Matthew Locke, Eric Morales and Stephen Verhelst. Classical music lovers will have an unforgettable evening! The program starts at 20.00, duration is 60 minutes. On April 21, Mogán will host the Challenge Mogán Gran Canaria Triathlon. Short, medium and long distances are prepared for the participants, they will compete in swimming, cycling and running. Participation in the event is paid, participants will have to pay a fee in the amount of 30 to 220 euros (depending on the chosen format of participation and the time of payment). Race winners will receive commemorative trophies and cash prizes ranging from 500 to 3,500 euros (depending on the place taken). April 24, 26 and 28 in Las Palmas, at the Perez Galdos Theater, all connoisseurs of high art will be able to see Rossini’s outstanding opera The Barber of Seville. The program starts at 20.30. 28.04 in Las Palmas, in the concert hall of Alfredo Kraus, the Moscow ballet will perform. The audience will be presented with the classic production of “Swan Lake” by P. Tchaikovsky. Ballet starts at 20.00. 29.04 in Las Palmas, in the concert hall of Alfredo Kraus, the Moscow Ballet will present the production of “The Sleeping Beauty” by P. Tchaikovsky. Chief director Timur Fayziev. The performance starts at 18:00. On April 30, the 41st Cheese Festival will take place in the small town of Santa Maria de Guia. It will feature a wide variety of cheeses from all over the island, as well as other local products. For the entertainment of the festival guests, not only tastings are planned, but also numerous folklore attractions, a craft fair, fun contests and a concert. You might also be interested in: Excursions in Gran Canaria Aqualand The best spas in Gran Canaria Spain weather and holidays – Page 5 of 12 June in Spain is a dream for many of us. Beautiful beaches, warm sea and exclusive resorts seduce with their colorful offers on many travel portals. Offers can be chosen without restrictions, since June is the time when the weather in almost all of Spain is almost ideal to spend a holiday there. Temperature of air and water in June In June in Spain we will definitely be met by a strong sun and air temperature, which is about 27 ° C during the day and 20 ° C at night. The water temperature is about 20 degrees Celsius, so you can enjoy the numerous water attractions of this amazing country without restrictions. What should you remember before leaving? Before you go on holiday, it is worth taking with you the numbers of the embassy, ​​the police and the emergency services, which can help us in case of emergency. We must also remember that each country has its own culture and specifics of life, and we are guests, and we must adapt to the prevailing rules and customs so as not to conflict with the inhabitants. May is the favorite month of many of us. Nature comes alive and the sun shines more and more. It is worth finding a few days off and going on a trip to Spain. The weather in May is favorable for sightseeing and is an ideal time for hiking and cycling. Spain in May – air temperature The air temperature on the mainland in May is about 23 ° C during the day and 18 ° C at night. More and more sundials invite you to explore this interesting country. In the Canary Islands belonging to Spain, the temperature in May is about 28 ° C, similar temperatures are observed in the Balearic Islands. What to bring with you In Spain, we can easily buy all the little things we need, but it’s worth buying at least the basic ones, because they are more expensive than in Poland. It is worth taking hand cosmetics and basic medicines with you so that you do not have to rush to find a pharmacy in an emergency. April in Spain can still greet us with slightly changeable weather. The air temperature rises every day, and there are more and more sunny days. In nature, you can already see a real spring, especially in the north of the country, in the greenest region due to the large number of forest and cultivated areas. April in Spain – air temperature Air temperature in April is around 20°C during the day and around 16°C at night. Increasingly longer days and more and more hours of sunshine encourage walking and exploring interesting surroundings. Of course, temperatures in individual regions of this country vary significantly, but in general, the warmest on the islands, in the south and east. Temperature difference As we mentioned above, in different regions of Spain the air temperature varies quite significantly. Temperature fluctuations are quite significant, so it’s worth keeping this in mind when packing your holiday suitcase. The warmest region in Spain is considered to be an island, where for almost a year the air temperature exceeds 20 ° C. Therefore, they are even 10 ° C higher than in January in the north of the country. If our vacation falls in March and we dream of an exotic vacation, then we should go to Spain. It is a very diverse country in terms of landscape and weather, so the weather varies considerably depending on the region. Depending on our preferences, we will choose the cooler center of Spain or the north, or we will spend our holidays on one of the Spanish islands, where the weather will surprise us in March. March in the Canary Islands – weather and temperature As befits the Canary Islands, March will meet us with a temperature of about 25 ° C during the day and about 17 ° C at night. The water temperature is 18 degrees, so we can easily take a bath and do water sports. If we get tired of sunbathing, we can indulge in entertainment, which is widely offered by hotels and guest houses. What to take with you If you are going on holiday to Spain in March, you need to stock up on both warmer and very light clothing. Individual regions vary quite a lot in temperature, so when we are about to move around and explore a wider area, it is worth considering taking a varied wardrobe with us. It is also worth taking umbrellas and raincoats with you, especially when we visit the northern part of Spain. Anyone who has ever spent a holiday in Spain knows that this is the perfect place to spend a holiday. Whether our holidays are in February or July, Spain is always perfect. Of course, in February you won’t find heat in Spain alone, but then you should go to one of the Spanish islands and enjoy the hot sun and wonderful beaches without restrictions. February in the center of Spain – air temperature The surroundings of Madrid will meet us in February with temperatures around 15 ° C during the day and 7 ° C at night. Although it is warmer here than in Poland, it is certainly far from the tropical heat. In a place like Madrid, we definitely won’t get bored even when it’s raining. Beautiful monuments, many theatres, galleries, exhibitions, restaurants, pubs and discos – this is just one of the many attractions that Madrid will give us. However, if you want to get some sunshine on your holiday, it’s worth heading to one of the Spanish islands of the Canary Islands for a few days. February in the Canary Islands In Spain, there are several islands in the Canary Islands that will please even the most demanding. Tenerife, Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria, La Palma and La Gonera enjoy great weather almost all year round. In February, these islands will definitely have high temperatures, around 25 ° C. In addition, the water temperature is around 19 degrees Celsius. The only thing you can do is relax and sunbathe in the Spanish sun. Spain is a very diverse country in many ways. This diversity is manifested in the culture, cuisine, landscape and weather in the individual regions of Spain. It is difficult to say exactly what the weather is like there in January, because the temperature difference between individual regions is up to 10 degrees Celsius. Therefore, going on vacation to Spain in January, we need to know the exact weather in the region where we are. going to. Mediterranean coast – weather and temperature Mediterranean coast – the region most visited by tourists. In January, you can expect temperatures that hover around 15-22°C. The water temperature is around 16°C, although there are days when it is even a few degrees warmer, and this mainly depends on the number of hours of sunshine. Therefore, a holiday in January in this region will certainly be successful for everyone who does not like the heat, but does not like to freeze either. January in northern Spain If we are dreaming of a holiday among lush greenery and wonderful nature, then we should definitely go to the north of Spain. Although it is quite difficult to catch fire here in January, this is a very interesting region with architectural, cultural and psychological specifics. However, remember that this is also the rainiest part of Spain, so you will need umbrellas and raincoats. Winter in Spain can be very varied. For most of us, this country is associated with the hot sun and sandy beaches on the Costa Brava. However, during the winter months, the weather in some regions will surprise many of us. Winter in the north. Northern Spain receives much more precipitation throughout the year than other regions. Most of them are located in Galicia, hence the completely different, “green” landscape of this region. On the contrary, in the Calabrian plain, which stretches from the north to the very center of the country, winters are cold and windy. Winter in the Canary Islands. Spain has an archipelago of the Canary and Balearic Islands. Winter on the islands is much warmer than on the mainland. In the Balearic Islands, temperatures range from 14 to 24°C during the winter months, and in the Canary Islands from 16 to 28°C. So these are temperatures that allow you to enjoy sunbathing, walking, water sports and generally encourage spending time outdoors. Spring is always associated with reviving vegetation, gentle sun and prosperity. After all, what more could you want when lilacs bloom, larks sing, and the sun shines stronger and longer. In Spain, spring in each region looks a little different. In the north and in the center of the country, the aura is the same as in Poland, but in the south and on the islands the temperature is really summer. Weather and temperature. During the summer months in the north of Spain and in the center it is pleasantly warm and the sun shines more and more often. The temperature is around 15-23°C. The south of the country and the islands are slightly warmer, with temperatures around 17-26°C. Where to go? Arriving in Spain in the spring, we have a lot of room to maneuver. Mountain trekkers can easily go to the northern regions, and all Chiles, when they go to the south or the islands, will certainly not complain about the lack of sun, and, importantly, they will not be cold. Spain This is a very diverse country in many ways, including the weather. Take, for example, January, when in the center of Spain it will definitely be frosty and windy, then in the north it will be warmer, but rainy, and on the islands it will be possible to bask in the sun. Summer months – northern Spain. The north of Spain is very rainy compared to the rest of the country. However, it is worth visiting this part of Spain in the summer, as it will please you with charming rocky beaches full of rocks, coves and caves. In this regard, Galicia is especially attractive. During the summer months, the air temperature is around 30 ° C, even when it rains, it is still pleasant and warm. Winter months – Canary Islands. When we get bored with the winter weather in our country, we should think about a short vacation in the Canary Islands. Hot europe holiday april: Hot countries in April: The best holiday destinations Опубликовано: December 28, 2022 в 4:04 pm Автор: alexxlab Категории: April 9 European Easter Breaks All the Family Will Love |… With the Easter holidays quickly approaching, a last-minute family trip to Europe might be on the cards. Here you’ll find a list of our top holiday destinations to take the whole family for the festive break. Whether you’re looking for an educational trip, some relaxation, or some specific Easter fun, Europe has it all. 1. Go Dolphin Watching in Malta Malta is not only a culture-rich destination, but it also has tons of opportunities to relax and have fun. With bottlenose dolphins on your doorstep, the beautiful scenery can make memories for a lifetime. Or, if a walk in the countryside is more your speed, the greenery is in full bloom during April, with the days being warm and the nights offering a cool breeze, it’s the perfect time of year to find yourself outdoors and exploring all that Malta has to offer. 2. Soak in the Hot Springs in Budapest, Hungary If you’re looking for a more relaxing holiday, then Budapest is a great option. The hot springs and spa options make for a unique experience. With thermal baths warmed by one hundred and twenty springs, some dating back to the 16th century, you can find yourself relaxing in the ‘City of Baths’. And when you emerge from the waters, Budapest also has its Spring Festival in April boasting over one hundred different events. 3. Bathe on the Beach in Antalya, Turkey With gorgeous views of the Mediterranean, Turkey is a beautiful destination to take the family. From luxury hotel resorts to historical sights, the resort city of Antalya is a popular holiday destination. With beaches offering blue flag status, meaning that it’s clean and safe to bathe in their waters, it is a fantastic location to have fun with all the family without worry. 4. Ski in Cervinia, Italy How about learning a new sport, or taking up an old hobby in Italy? Not only can you find amazing views and delicious food, but skiing can be fun for the whole family during the Easter holidays. April is the best month to go skiing, especially if you have young ones or are a beginner yourself. Due to the length of days, as well as the mild temperatures, the slopes are fully accessible until the late afternoon, making for an action-packed day full of exploration. 5. Explore an Island in Sicily, Italy Or maybe you’d prefer to explore different areas of Italy. With gorgeous water and sandy islands, Italy is not only good for skiing and culture hotspots, but you could also explore the coastal islands and swim in the waters. Culturally rich, Sicily offers Easter celebrations too from festivals to the Dance of the Devils, there is a lot to see and do across the festive period. 6. Explore History in Edinburgh, Scotland If a historically dense holiday is what you are after, then Edinburgh offers a lot; packed with historical walks, guides, and sights. From Edinburgh Castle to the stunning views from Arthur’s Seat, Edinburgh delivers fantastic culture and history. Not to mention the great museums and the renowned Edinburgh Zoo offering fun for all of the family. 7. Take a Stroll in Paris, France As we head into blossom season, Paris is the perfect place to head for walks by the river and through the many outdoor markets. While Paris can often be incredibly busy, it is during these early spring months that we can find the city setting itself up for the upcoming summer holidays, meaning that it is often quieter during Easter – making it a wonderful time to finally visit all of Paris’s beautiful landmarks and eat a pastry outside a cafe. 8. Take a Dip in Crete Boasting beautiful pink sands and blue waters with flowers in full bloom, Crete is a great destination if you enjoy walking in the sun and soaking up amazing views. With elevated temperatures during this time of year, you can enjoy the sun on your skin as you avoid the crowds. Not to mention the delicious, traditional roast lamb. 9. Eat Coloured Boiled Eggs in Dubrovnik, Croatia Dubrovnik in Easter is all about food, so it’s a beautiful place to visit to fill your plate and your cultural palate over the festive period. From coloured boiled eggs to homemade bread, any food lover would not be disappointed in what Croatia has to offer. Paired with 15-degree waters and amazing walks, such as the Dubrovnik Wall, there is something for everyone. From food to culture, history to sightseeing, Europe can offer a broad range of opportunities across the Easter period. Whether you are looking for something traditionally Easter, or are just looking to get away during the quiet periods, there is something for the whole family. 10 best travel destinations in Europe for the Easter holidays S pring is the season of cherry blossom, crisp mornings, balmy yet breezy afternoons and crowd-free locations in Europe. Looking to escape it all this Easter? Here’s our guide to the hottest spots. As ever, be sure to check entry requirements for each destination before you even think of booking that dream vacay. The good news is the UK government look set to scrap all remaining restrictions for travellers including passenger locator forms and testing for the unvaccinated. Crete The pink sand at Elafonisi beach / Unsplash Crete is well-known for its wildflower season which peaks in April, when colourful wild orchids and poppies cover the island’s many hills. Take advantage of the sunny days – temperatures hover around the 17°C- 20°C degree mark this time of year – and enjoy one of Crete’s many hiking or cycling trails. We particularly recommend heading up to the Elafonisi viewpoint which will reward you with insane views of the unique pink-sand beach and crystal clear waters below. Stay The restored Venetian mansion Casa Delfino (from £120/a night for a double) is just the ticket, with an indulgent spa and stunning rooftop garden that’s perfect for sundowners. It’s just a seven-minute walk to the Vential Harbour in Chania from the hotel’s pebbled mosaic courtyard. Paris Unsplash Paris is beautiful any time of year, but particularly pretty in April during the cherry blossom season. Head to Parc de Sceaux on the edge of the city, around an hour’s train journey from the centre, to admire its sakura trees which are covered in fluffy pink blossom in the spring – it’s the perfect picnic spot. April is also ideal for making the most of the blue skies and perusing the city’s many outdoor markets. Marché Bastille on Boulevard Richard Lenoir is one of the city’s largest. Stay Passy Eiffel ( £171/a night for a double room) is a charming and chic hotel surrounded by nouveau townhouses in upscale Passy, near the Eiffel Tower and Trocadero. Also just a short stroll away are the Maison de Balzac and Musée Marmottan museums. Lanzarote Unsplash Lanzarote is the warmest Canary Island, with average temperatures around 23°C degrees this time of year. The Timanfaya National Park is a must-visit to marvel at the island’s imposing volcanic landscape. Known as the Hawaii of Europe, surfers flock to Famara in the north, which has a glorious backdrop of white-sand contrasted with black-cliffs. Stay La Casa de los Naranjos (from £134/a night for two) is a 200-year-old manor-style property in Haria, a greener and quieter part of the island, that offers charming rooms with a relaxed vibe. Lisbon Unsplash Sunny Lisbon boasts temperatures between around 15°C and 20°C degrees in the spring. It’s the perfect weather for climbing the city’s steep cobbled streets, hunting for bargains in its many flea markets and wandering the tranquil gardens of Monserrate Palace or secret passages of the Quinta da Regaleira in Sintra. Stay Solar de Castelo (from £181/a night) is the only hotel in the grounds of St George’s Castle. The stone walls and roaming peacocks will transport you to another time and place – after a trek up the hills of Alfama to get there. Dubrovnik Unsplash Dubrovnik is one of Croatia’s most popular destinations, and April is a great time to visit the historic city as temperatures are pleasant, but you’ll avoid the hordes and also enjoy the perks of pre-summer prices, including free tickets to the regal Sponza Palace. For a day trip, you can’t beat hitting the crystal-clear waters for some island-hopping. Regular Elaphati Island tours depart from Dubrovnik and include a stop at Kolocep’s Blue Cave and the sandy Sunj beach. Stay Heritage Villa Nobile (from £162/a night) is a six-room boutique 18th century villa right by the old town that is shaded by Japanese Sago palm trees by the Dalmatian coast and overlooks the city walls and sea. San Sebastián Unsplash Known for its incredible foodie scene, San Sebastián is famed for its pinxto bars (their own style of tapas), food markets and Michelin-starred restaurants, making it Europe’s ultimate gastronomical vacay. Spring is the season of Basque apple cider, so be sure to visit a sidreria, or cider house, to sample the local produce and enjoy a traditional Basque meal. Stay Hotel Villa Sorra (from £97/a night) has a quirky British feel to it, with vast gardens that will make you feel like you’re in the countryside when in fact you’re in the heart of the city. Sicily Unsplash Spring is a wonderful time of year to visit Sicily, as you’ll avoid the summer holiday crowds and enjoy good weather and empty beaches. The island, the largest in the Mediterranean Sea, is home to countless UNESCO World Heritage sites. Marvel at the ruins of Taormina, take in the sheer expanse of Mount Etna and of course take a tour of the many wineries. Stay Set in gorgeous Sicilian countryside, La Foresteria Planeta Estate (from £150/a night) is a stunning wine resort nestled among vineyards and olive groves in Menfi, which boasts its own infinity pool. Lisse Unsplash Around half an hour from Amsterdam, Lisse is a town in The Netherlands that is known for its month-long tulip festival in April. Visit the blooming Keukenhof Gardens, which are only open in the spring, and admire the colourful flower fields. If you can, time your trip for the world-famous flower parade which kicks off on April 23. Stay Eco-certified Van der Valk hotel, which boasts its own sauna and hotel, is only a 10-minute drive from Keukenhof – or a little longer if you rent a bike through the hotel. Dublin Unsplash Spring is a great time to visit Dublin, as better weather arrives and the crowds are yet to descend on the city – just don’t forget your umbrella. Rainy days are the perfect excuse for partaking in Dublin’s legendary literary pub crawl, while if you’re lucky enough to enjoy some sunshine, take a scenic hike up to the Cliffs of Moher. Stay For a city-centre spot that’s within easy reach of good watering holes, Barry’s Hotel (£118/a night) is only a short walk from O’Connell Street and the notorious Temple Bar. Zermatt Unsplash Few ski resorts are as picturesque (and snowsure) as the Swiss town of Zermatt, which is widely considered one of the best in the world and open 365 days a year. Boasting Europe’s highest ski lifts, you can get your powder and après fill while doing some stellar people watching, A-listers Nicole Kidman and Angelina Jolie are known to frequent the resort. Stay Four-star Hotel Chesa Valese is a Valais-style alpine retreat, with cosy rooms and excellent food prepared by chef Alain Lerjen. Where to go abroad in April April in many countries of the world is an off-season period, the beginning of real spring. In Russia, it is usually still quite cool and damp, so foreign resorts with their wonderful sandy beaches and warm sea, or excursions to the most beautiful capitals of Europe, beckon us. Tours from Yekaterinburg in April, indeed, will satisfy any desire of the tourist. We will tell you about the most popular destinations to choose this month. January February March April May June July August September October November December Prices for tours in April Very hot. Beach holidays Comfortable weather. Beach holidays and excursions Excursion rest China, Thailand, Vietnam, India, Indonesia, Mexico, Brazil, UAE, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Seychelles, South Africa Egypt, Israel, Turkey Bulgaria, Croatia, Montenegro, Greece, Central European countries Where to go to the sea in April Tours to Israel are the best options for those who can not stand too much heat and like to combine beach holidays with excursions. On the territory of these countries in April, quite comfortable dry weather (up to + 25 ° С) is established during the day, and the water temperature (about + 20 ° С) guarantees an excellent beach holiday. This weather is perfect for traveling with small children. In addition, no matter which country you choose, it is easy to find a comfortable hotel everywhere, where there will be everything necessary for the baby. The beaches are also safe – they are sandy, clean and gently sloping. In addition, many excursion programs are available to tourists – the best opportunity to see the Egyptian pyramids or Byzantine temples in Turkey, and Israel is completely filled with sights, monuments of three cultures and religions at once. The real heat – above +30 … + 31 ° С every day awaits tourists in South and Southeast Asia. Tours to China (Hainan Island), tours to Thailand and tours to Vietnam are suitable for those who want to get a tan very quickly (we recommend doing this in the afternoon). But what if it’s hard to go on excursions (strong heat practically excludes them), and the beach is a little boring? It is worth going to some interesting event. For example, in Thailand in April there is a celebration of the New Year (Songkran), during which Thais pour water on each other and everyone they meet. Wonderful views of nature, hot weather and warm, like milk, the sea, will give exotic tours to Indonesia, tours to Mexico, tours to Brazil, tours to the Dominican Republic, tours to India and tours to the UAE. You can move closer to the equator, to Africa, taking tours to the Seychelles or tours to South Africa. By the way, South Africa is not only a great vacation on the beach, but also an opportunity to go on a real safari in one of the largest national parks. Holidays in April: where to go Fans of sightseeing tours in April are advised to pay attention to European destinations. The off-season is here in full force. Swimming in the sea at an average temperature of + 17 . .. + 20 ° C will not work yet, and it is already too warm for skiing. Therefore, only excursions and pleasant city holidays remain, with indispensable trips to restaurants and shops. Tours to Greece, Italy, Bulgaria, Croatia, Montenegro, Spain, Czech Republic, France, Germany – the capitals and major cities of each country will give you an unforgettable experience! In addition, there are many interesting festivals and holidays. The most important thing is that you will always have a feeling of a miracle, moving forward, traveling. If, for various reasons, you decide to stay at home in Russia, here you can also find many options for traveling. For example, tours around the Golden Ring or sightseeing tours to St. Petersburg. 9+7 (343) 216-16-22 You can leave a request for a tour, choose a last-minute tour or a special offer with a departure from Yekaterinburg. The application does not oblige you to anything, and personal data is protected. We will contact you within 15 minutes and discuss the good news about your future vacation. Holidays in July 2023: where to go to relax in July at sea or on an excursion? July is the height of the summer season. Everyone takes vacations, the kids are on vacation. The possibilities for relaxation during this period are endless. Beach holidays in July In the middle of summer, all beach resorts in the world will open their doors to you, so the choice depends entirely on you, and not on weather conditions. Despite the occupancy of hotels and the high season, Bulgaria turned out to be among the most budget options. It attracts tourists to swim in the warm Black Sea. This is the period of ripening fruit trees, the counters are now and then filled with watermelons, plums and apples. In the south of the country, real heat reigns with an air temperature of 35 degrees, so cool lovers should think about the northern coast. Greece has not gone far. Air in some places can be heated up to 40 degrees. Salvation from the heat will be the sea and a light breeze. Paradoxically, in the south of the country in the region of Macedonia, it is much cooler. All thanks to the mountainous terrain. The most comfortable weather is on the islands. Sea winds do not allow the earth to heat up. In any case, from eleven in the morning until four in the evening, it is better not to appear on the beach without a protective cream and a hat. Holidays to Cyprus are also relatively inexpensive compared to other resorts. The peculiarity is that the amplitude between day and night temperatures is quite small. Therefore, we advise you to choose hotels with good air conditioning. Such hot countries should be avoided by people with cardiovascular diseases or with very young children. Tours in Russia in July Russia is gaining momentum and is becoming increasingly popular among both domestic and foreign tourists. When asked where it is better to go in the height of summer, the answer will be simple: to the Black and Azov Seas, which have already warmed up enough under the rays of the staring sun. Without wasting time, book tours to Gelendzhik. The heat here is simply unbearable. In the same Tuapse, the climate is much milder. The average daily temperature reaches 27 degrees. Light winds can soften the situation. A lot of entertainment awaits you in Anapa: banana riding, diving, extreme slides and diving into the underwater world. This is a real carefree pastime. Everyone who comes here will immediately note the number of tourists staying. For this reason, housing must be taken care of in advance. In addition to the beaches, you can visit the healing mineral waters. The nightlife here does not stand still. In July, the peak of resort holidays in Abkhazia begins, when the weather becomes really hot and summery. The warmest temperature is in Gagra. It will be somewhat cooler in Sukhum and Pitsunda. Going to these parts, you should be prepared for crowded beaches. There is practically no rain during this period. From the heat you can hide in the mountain gorges. A trip to summer Baikal or Karelia will turn into a favorable trip. The Caucasus will delight you with therapeutic mud and mineral waters. In Kamchatka you will have an excursion to volcanoes, living springs and local small but picturesque villages. Traveling across the expanses of our vast country is currently competing with Western countries. Exotic countries in July Mauritius is a great place full of exotics. Despite the high cost of the resort, the island remains quite a popular destination. And this is not surprising: fine sand covers the beaches, and the amazing beauty of the underwater world will allow you to plunge into the water column and go in for exciting fishing. Often couples come here to get married. July weather is not much different from spring. The temperature of water and air is still kept at around 25 degrees. In the northern and western side, the climate is somewhat arid. Thoughts about Mexico bring joy, a feeling of freedom. Mexican forests – tropical thickets, cuisine – a mixture of tastes, beaches – paradise. It is worth considering that the second month of summer turns into rain for local residents, although the sun warms the air up to 35 – 40 degrees. Humidity sometimes reaches 100%, so you should think twice before going to buy tickets. Brazil is where the real concentrated exotic is. The Amazonian Jungle, golden beaches, rich aromatic coffee, endless water flows of waterfalls – this is what really attracts a curious tourist. Brazilian cuisine is something incredible. Recently, tourism has been developing very rapidly in India, and many people travel in streams to rest in these exotic places. In the summer, the cost of vouchers becomes cheaper, and at the same time, there are fewer and fewer vacationers. The perfect combination. During this period, the southern monsoon dominates the local beaches, the May heat is no longer in sight. The amount of precipitation is gradually increasing. Since India is located in several climatic zones at once, the weather can vary depending on the location of the resort, so choose a place for swimming and sunbathing carefully. Excursion tours in July In the middle of summer, all of Europe warms up and gives tourists wonderful weather. Huge crowds of travelers from all over the world rush to get on excursions, you should be prepared for this. By July, comfortable living conditions are established in Finland. During this period, the country is influenced by the warm current of the Gulf Stream, so you should definitely not expect cold weather. The most popular type of recreation is fishing on local lakes. Helsinki has the largest water park in northern Europe. Nature lovers will enjoy their time in Norway. The tour will allow you to enjoy the views of the fjords and mountain bays. From July to August, the highest temperatures and the longest days are kept. But be prepared for cloudy days. It is worth visiting the Viking Ship Museum or the Nautical Museum. The capital of Denmark – Copenhagen is one of the most important cultural centers of Europe. The National Museum of the country definitely deserves attention. If you want to visit more new places in a short period of time, take advantage of bus tours. Combined tours are a great idea, allowing you to learn about the history of the area and soak up the Cote d’Azur. Spain, with its centuries-old history, opens up such an opportunity for us. July here is the hottest month with water temperatures up to 25 degrees. Barcelona, ​​Madrid, Seville will present the wonders of local architecture. Italy is not a bad alternative. Festivals in July Summer is the time for all kinds of festivals and celebrations. A wave of colorful carnivals and processions sweeps across Europe. The largest number of festivals are held in Austria, where classical music concerts are especially popular. At the end of July, a festival of artists, cinema, and the fleet takes place in Brazil. In Spain, they celebrate St. Antonio’s Day and the festival of brides. Germany is also famous for its processions. Locals start July with the Love Parade, and then the famous “Cologne Lights” start. On the territory of France, an equally impressive spectacle is unfolding, which is only worth the Breton festivals, designed to revive the Celtic culture. In July days, be sure to visit the festival of street theaters. What is a holiday without the bright Brazilian carnivals? Half-naked girls in brilliant decorations and feathers walk along the central streets of the city. No photo can convey all the emotions! Holidays in July with children Children have finished their school year and continue to enjoy their holidays. July is the time to send the child to foreign camps, of which there are countless. Thus, the baby will be able to join a foreign culture and immerse himself in the language environment. Malta is a great choice. Here you can relax both the child and his parents. The azure shores and sandy beaches will allow you to swim and get a golden tan. Language courses designed for different age categories will improve the level of foreign language proficiency. The weather in July in Germany is the warmest. The child will be able to travel through ancient castles. A beach holiday with children can be great in Turkey, Egypt or Bulgaria. Family vacation will turn into a wonderful pastime on water rides, slides, playgrounds. Many restaurants and cafes have a special children’s menu. Not a bad choice of interest camps can be found in the cities of Austria, Slovakia or Slovenia. But it is not always possible to go abroad for various reasons, so many prefer domestic resorts. The Black Sea coast deserves attention. Cruises in July Tired of lying on the beaches? Want more romance? In this case, your attention is offered sea and river cruises, during which you can see several countries, cities at once, as well as contemplate the beauty of nature passing by. A cruise ship will bring summer coolness and freshness to life. Tours in Scandinavia and the Baltics are very popular. The routes are very diverse, in a travel agency you can choose the most convenient program. Less expensive, but no less exciting – river cruises that can be organized both abroad and in our native spaces. If you go on a river trip along the Danube or the Rhine in July, you can see directly from the board how the locals on the shore are celebrating another festival with lights and torches. Active holidays in July Active holidays will never cease to be popular, even in the hot summer period. Hiking or horseback riding in the mountains are in particular demand. An unforgettable journey will be climbing the mountains of Nepal. This is a spiritual Asian center, many people come here to rediscover themselves, admire the mountain slopes, visit ancient temples and meditate. Sports enthusiasts can go trekking and rafting. In a small state, eight are collected, one of the highest peaks in the world, including Everest. Not everyone will be able to appreciate this place, because without preparation it will not be easy to move and breathe at a minimum height of 100 meters above sea level. Best european weather in april: Page not found – Go Far Grow Close Опубликовано: December 28, 2022 в 10:44 am Автор: alexxlab Категории: April 12 best places for Easter sun holidays in Europe Family Traveller 6th January 2019 Families of sun-seekers looking for an Easter break don’t have to endure a long-haul flight. There are plenty of places in Europe that are gearing up to be lovely and warm in the spring. Plus, in March and April the landscape is still green and flowers are beginning to open in the warmth – making Easter the ideal time for a sun holiday in Europe with the kids. 12/12  Mallorca, Balearics Mallorca in the spring is an entirely different island from the one you’ll see in summer. There’s still a high chance of sun, as March temperatures are upwards of 20˚ in the south, and the transparent greeny blue of the Mediterranean is pretty much a constant all round the coast. But spring is the season for exploring the countryside, finding villages tucked off the tourist trail and finally understanding why the likes of Chopin and Miró loved this seductive Balearic best of all. Palma’s urban beaches are quieter at this time of year and the city’s easier to enjoy. Down on the south coast, holiday-ready seaside towns still feel fresh and enthusiastic in the lead up to June. And even resorts like Magaluf are fun rather than frantic in the spring. Cala d’Or in the south east is reliably good fun for families early in the season. But if you want authentic charm and a quick route from coast to country, think about Puerto de Antraitx to the west. March to May temperatures in Mallorca: 20 – 25˚ Sunshine between March and May: 8 to 10 hours Flying time from UK: 2 hours and 15 minutes, direct Book your perfect Mallorca family holiday here 11/12 Tenerife, Canary Islands The south west of Tenerife is always a good bet for winter warmth. Come March, temperatures are upwards of 20˚ with eight hours of sunshine. It only gets better and better in the lead up to May and summer holiday prices don’t really hit until June. Most of the island’s bigger attractions are year-round now and spring is easily the best season for trekking in Mount Teide National Park or the Masca Valley. It’s also a good time to discover towns and villages off the beaten track and have beaches almost all to yourself. And, if you need to be reminded that there’s life beyond the tourists here, spending a few hours in colourful and cultured Santa Cruz or historic La Orotava should do the trick. March to May temperatures in south west Tenerife: 20 – 25˚ Sunshine between March and May: 8 to 10 hours Flying time from UK: 4 hours and 30 minutes, direct Book your perfect Tenerife family holiday here 10/12  Seville, Andalusia Early spring is by far the best time to visit Seville. Orange blossom season starts in the last days of February and by March the city’s drenched with the smell of citrus. Temperatures of 22˚ are warm enough for shorts and manageable for little ones, compared to highs of 40˚ that this part of Andalusia bakes in during July and August. Despite the scorching summer heat, Seville is busy all year round, but you can grab a breather by visiting the Alcazar, Palacio de la Condesa de Lebrija, Torre del Oro and Plaza de España. Spend some crowd-free hours in the exceptional Museo de Bellas Artes and have a queue-free day at Aquapolis waterpark – it’s easily warm enough in the spring. Unless you’re desperate to be swept up in one of Spain’s biggest and most emotional Santa Semana (Easter Holy Week) celebrations, avoid the Easter weekend in Seville. The Seville Fair usually begins two weeks after the Semana Santa and it’s great fun, but crazy busy, so probably best avoided if you’re after a quiet family holiday. March to May temperatures in Seville: 22 – 25˚ Sunshine between March and May: 8 to 10 hours Flying time from UK: 2 hours and 40 minutes, direct Find your perfect Seville family holiday here 9/12 Southern Cyprus The south of Cyprus is warm enough to add beaches into a spring holiday. Average temperatures range from 22˚ in March to highs of 27˚ in May. This means it’s a lovely time to visit the coast and even better for exploring the countryside, visiting mountain towns and villages and doing a bit of walking or cycling. Cyprus is too hot in July and August to stray far from the Med. The ancient city of Paphos in the south west was the European Cultural Capital in 2017 and is worth seeing in advance of the summer crowds. Spring is also ideal for lively Larnaka, whether you want water sports or cultural icons like the Agios Lazarus church. It’s also the perfect time to visit Ayia Napa for waterparks and theme parks before hordes of 20-somethings turn up in June. March to May temperatures in southern Cyprus: 22 – 27˚ Sunshine between March and May: 8 to 10 hours Flying time from UK: 4 hours and 45 minutes, direct Book your perfect Southern Cyprus family holiday here 8/12  Malaga, Costa del Sol If Malaga instantly makes you think of crowded sands and new-build apartments, you might want to look again at the undisputed capital of the Costa del Sol. Not only does the city celebrate its most famous son with one of finest Picasso museums in the world, it’s home to the only Pompidou Centre outside France, CAC Malaga and the Museo Carmen Thyssen (younger sister to Madrid’s Thyssen-Bornemisza). Give Malaga a chance in spring and it’s a lot easier to appreciate why the beaches have been holiday icons for over 50 years. Art and sunbathing aside, this is also the city to find outstanding Andalusian cooking in some of the region’s finest restaurants. They’re short on picture-menus, but even the starriest and most award-rich are relaxed, family-friendly and wonderful with kids. March to May temperatures in Malaga: 20 – 25˚ Sunshine between March and May: 8 to 10 hours Flying time from UK: 2 hours and 40 minutes, direct Book your perfect Malaga family holiday here 7/12 Gran Canaria, Canary Islands Temperatures in Gran Canaria are often higher than Tenerife: comfortably reaching 22˚ in early March and climbing to above 25˚ in late May. One third of the island is a UNESCO biosphere and it has over 60km of beaches scattered round a dramatic coastline of soaring cliffs, sea stacks and vast dunescapes. So if you want warm and interesting this spring, the ‘other’ Canary is definitely worth a look. The south coast is best for sun and family holidays in the next few months. It also happens to be where you’ll find the astonishing Dunas de Maspalomas, Playa des Ingles and a string of Mediterranean seaside towns to win you over with everything from early season water sports to dolphin cruises. Las Palmas is an easy hour’s drive from lively southern resorts like Puerto Rico, Playa Taurito and Puerto de Mogán. Spring weather couldn’t be better for walking, cycling and exploring in the impressive Pilancones and Tamadaba reserves, or climbing the Pico de las Nieves’ foothills. March to May temperatures in Gran Canaria: 22 – 25˚ Sunshine between March and May: 8 to 10 hours Flying time from UK: 4 hours, direct Book your perfect Gran Canaria family holiday here 6/12 Malta If you don’t like the idea of betting everything on a beach holiday this spring, think multi-faceted Malta. The bold coastline is big enough to take advantage of every drop of heat and, with temperatures of 20˚ and rising in March, the odds of sun are good. And if it’s not seaside weather all the time, there’s always Valletta to keep you entertained with myths, legends and masses of historic nooks and crannies, ancient districts and deep drama. Island hopping to Gozo and Comino makes for fun days out. Or, if you’ve a moment to spare, you might want to go in search of caves, grottos, lagoons, medieval towns, mighty cliffs and even mythical blue holes – you won’t have to look too hard for them. March to May temperatures in Malta: 20 – 25˚ Sunshine between March and May: 8 to 10 hours Flying time from UK: 3 hours, direct Book your perfect Malta family holiday here 5/12 Lanzarote, Canary Islands Only 125km off the west coast of Africa, Lanzarote is the first Canary to warm up for spring and by mid-March temperatures are climbing from 22˚ and eight, unbroken hours of sunshine aren’t unusual. The south east of the island is windiest: a relief in high summer but not what you want for a spring break. Instead, head west to pretty Playa Blanca on the Papagaya Coast. The beaches here are lovely and the resort manages to hold on to its small town charm and still come good on excellent hotels, restaurants and shops. Spring is the time to brave the otherworldly volcanic landscape of Timinfaya National Park, less than 15 minutes drive from Playa Blanca. It’s also a good season for getting to know the island capital, Arrecife, for cycling on Lanzarote’s very bike-friendly roads and for off-season surf school rates on the north west coast. Don’t miss your chance to explore ancient Teguise and take the ferry and a picnic to the little island of Graciosa for the day. March to May temperatures in Lanzarote: 22 – 27˚ Sunshine between March and May: eight to ten hours Flying time from UK: four hours, direct Book your perfect Lanzarote family holiday here 4/12 Western Algarve Western Algarve has the Iberian Peninsula’s best weather, basically better than anywhere else in Portugal, Spain and Andorra. Spring is no exception and resorts along the coast between Portimão and Lagos almost guarantee sun and blue skies with temperatures upwards of 22˚ from March onwards. This dramatic stretch of the Algarve coastline is the place for sea stacks, rainbow coloured cliffs and beaches like Praia dos Três Irmãos and Praia da Rocha. Portimão and historic Lagos are lively without being overcrowded and sea views are the only distractions on local golf courses. Surfing is good in spring too and lessons are more affordable and easier to book. And if you want to really stretch your legs, the spectacular Alentejano e Costa Vicentina coastal reserve’s less than an hour’s drive west of Lagos. March to May temperatures in Western Algarve: 22 – 27˚ Sunshine between March and May: 8 to 10 hours Flying time from UK: 2 hours and 50 minutes, direct Book your perfect Algarve family holiday here 3/12 Ibiza, Balearics Spring is family time in Ibiza, when it’s too early for party people but sunny and warm on the southern beaches. It’s also the best season to get to know Ibiza Town and appreciate why it’s one of the most admired small cities in Spain. And March, April and May are great for sailing round the coast on local ferries, exploring the spring-flowered countryside and discovering hidden coves and tucked away villages that are too hot to seek out in summer. Give San Antonio and Playa d’en Bossa a miss in spring and go for Santa Eulalia on the sheltered south east coast. The town is lively and interesting, the local craft market buzzes with bohemian shoppers and the beaches are soft white sand with gently shelfing waters and a healthy sprinkling of cute cafés and cheerful restaurants. March to May temperatures in Ibiza: 20 – 25˚ Sunshine between March and May: 8 to 10 hours Flying time from UK: 2 hours and 50 minutes, direct Book your perfect Ibiza family holiday here 2/12 Sicily, Southern Italy If spring isn’t spring without some serious celebrating in the mix, look to Sicily for almost back-to-back festivals. Holy Week is marked with processions and feasts in every town and village, Easter weekend is the time for spring lamb and rich Cassata all over the island and Noto is the place to visit for one of Italy’s most spectacular Infiorata in May. Spring weather is warm and sunny enough to enjoy any number of beaches from awe-inspiring Scala dei Turchi to the long, golden sands of Sampieri. Temperatures of 22˚ are just about perfect for in-depth exploration round cities like Palermo and Catania. And if you want some serious heat, there isn’t a better time of year to introduce older kids to the rumbling might of magnificent Mount Etna. March to May temperatures in Sicily: 20 – 25˚ Sunshine between March and May: 8 to 10 hours Flying time from UK: 2 hours and 50 minutes, direct Book your perfect Sicilian family holiday here with Family Traveller Holidays 1/12 Nice, Côte d’Azur Wait until summer to visit Nice and you might not get the best impression of this warm, friendly Côte d’Azur legend. Once the glamorous, second-home owning celebs descend in July, the city changes entirely. It’s too hot and stuffy, everything is overpriced and good luck finding even a hint of local atmosphere. Spring is another story. The weather is warm enough to dip a toe or two in the Med. Vence and Grasse are easy drives without nose-to-tail traffic and the old town of Nice will steal your heart. Cannes is a lovely cycle along the coast and lunch in Vieux Nice doesn’t demand a second mortgage. Plus you can even wander the wild beauty of Mont Boron without running into elderly rock stars. March to May temperatures in Nice: 20 – 24˚ Sunshine between March and May: 8 to 10 hours Flying time from UK: 2 hours, direct Book your perfect Nice family holiday Know when you’d like a holiday, but not sure where to go? Our ultimate annual holiday planner will show you where’s hot in each month. Hurrah! Free activities for families in the UKBest European countries for summer family holidays 5 Places To Visit In Europe In April That’ll Surely Excite You When you think about travel, you think of Europe. This large continent is flooded with endless options to pick from. If you are looking for a snow-capped mountain, a surreal coast or lush greenery, there is a little something for everyone. From the unique historical cities to bustling metropolitan areas, there is a buffet of places to visit in Europe in April. The connectivity of the Eurorail and the reliable air network make almost all parts of Europe very accessible. Enter any of the main hubs and there you will find a holiday waiting for you. Weather In Europe In April April marks the start of the tourist season in Europe. The extremely cold climate has vanished and the sunshine is upon us. The warmer temperatures are still not warm enough in some parts of western and eastern Europe. While the sun shimmers, it’s still a fleece jacket weather. However, along the Mediterranean coast, the summer sun makes the perfect mood. With an average temperature of twenty degrees, you are free to dive in the waters or be active in the greenery. Why Should You Visit Europe In April The month of April definitely marks the ‘sweet spot’ of vacation moments. With the spring season ablaze, the landscapes transport into picture-perfect experiences. This month is the perfect opportunity to explore some rare blooming flowers all across the continent. The air is warm and pleasant to spend time in the outdoors and live the European lifestyle. Here are a few festivals you should check out while you are here. Budapest Spring Festival: Each year from mid-March to April the city comes to life with its spring festival. The festival is scattered all across the city of Budapest across various venues and destinations. The festival entails everything from classical jazz concerts, dance and the circus. The sprint time is seen as a month of celebration and joy all over the city. This festivity makes Budapest one of the places to visit in Europe in April. Must Read: The Bavarian Alps: Your Complete Guide To A Fabulous Vacation Walpurgisnacht: At the end of the month of April, the city of Thale in Germany becomes a hotspot for enthusiasts of witchcraft. This traditional holiday is celebrated by putting on costumes of warlords and witches and parade the streets. They couple these with decor and parties to fit the mood. If you want to experience a larger Halloween then this is the place to be. Suggested Read: Go Paragliding In Switzerland For The Most Amazing Swiss Alps Experience In 2022 King’s Day: Celebrated each year on the 27th of April, this national holiday is to celebrate the life of King Willem-Alexander. The people dress in orange colors and flood the street to celebrate the Dutch spirit. All the way from six in the morning to the late nights, the city is a carnival. With flea markets, parties, music, and dance shows and much more. The King’s day is proclaimed to be one of the happiest festivals on the dutch calendar. Cost Factor When Traveling To Europe In April Traveling to Europe in April is just as expensive as any other month of the year. The whole of Europe is a set-your-budget travel destination. The beauty lies in its diversity. There is a little something for everyone in Europe and in every budget. Most of it quite traveler friendly. The euro-rail makes travel really cheap and all cities have a wide host of hotels in all cost groups. For a two week trip to Europe, let’s consider an estate of around $300 a day is a good price. Suggested Read: 13 Frolicsome Beaches In Europe For All The Excited Beach Bums Across The Globe 5 Places To Visit In April When you enter Europe in the middle of the perfect weather it is almost impossible to decide on the places to visit. The landmass has so much to offer, one can be spoiled for choice. Here are the top places to visit in Europe in April. 1. Rome, Italy 2. Athens, Greece 3. Interlaken, Switzerland 4. Madrid, Spain 5. Prague, Czech Republic 1. Rome, Italy The city’s ancient city of Rome has the perfect harmony of antique cityscape and modern-day lifestyle. The city is a cluster of mesmerizing architecture on every street. The Vatican and St Peter’s square and the Colosseum are some of the more iconic landmarks in the city. If you enjoy walking through an endless supply of culture then this town is sure to make your heart skip. The place is both a romantic destination and a unique holiday experience. The month of April adds a perfect hue to the city making it a must-see. Suggested Read: 17 Spots For Snorkeling In Europe Every Underwater Enthusiast Must Visit In 2022 2. Athens, Greece From beaches, ancient ruins to a cultural explosion — the city is a melting pot of all things fun. This ancient Greek city has been the epicenter of creative freedom and history for generations to come. The Acropolis Museum and the archeological museum are a must-see for those curious minds. The Acropolis Area itself has been a representation of the Greek culture. The city also offers many unique culinary experiences for you to indulge in. Suggested Read: 10 Best Destinations For Rock Climbing In Europe In 2022 3. Interlaken, Switzerland If you want to visit any of the mighty landmarks of Switzerland then this is the destination to pin the start of the map from. The city of Interlaken is one of the top places to visit in Europe in April because it’s the weather is at its best. The mountain air and the impeccable tourist infrastructure make this a travelers haven. From here one can visit Jungfrau and Murren, both of which are the travelers’ go-to destinations. It’s also a perfect destination if you want to explore the work of paragliding and hiking. Suggested Read: Europe In March: An Ultimate Guide For An Ultimate Destination To Visit In 2022! 4. Madrid, Spain The cuisine, fashion, art, and the nightlife — the city of Madrid has everything you need to make your holiday packed with experiences. There is art is everything in Madrid. The Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum has some of the best collections of art from ancient times. The city itself is walkable and there is a new cultural phenomenon around each street. The Royal Palace and the Teatro Real opera house are the well known architectural wonders. The nightlife, however, is the highlight of the city and like nothing else around the world. Suggested Read: 12 Best Islands In Europe For 2022 Honeymoon Packed With Romance & Passion 5. Prague, Czech Republic Another European that tops the list of places to visit in Europe in April. The city has is home to some of the most historically significant heritage sights. The Prague castle ais a spectacular wonder that can fill you with awe. The Charles Bridge and the old town hall are some of the must-see attractions in the city. Once here, you can also enroll yourself for one of the many iconic walking tours the city has to offer. The best way to experience Prague is on foot and one day at a time. A perfect destination for couples and families alike. Further Read: 10 Churches In Netherlands Which Offer A Glimpse Of The Ancient Structures Of Europe! Now that you know planning your holiday in Europe during the month of April can be a great idea, don’t you think it’s time to pack you bags? The amazing places to visit in Europe in April will make your trip all the more amazing.  Disclaimer: TravelTriangle claims no credit for images featured on our blog site unless otherwise noted. All visual content is copyrighted to its respectful owners. We try to link back to original sources whenever possible. If you own rights to any of the images, and do not wish them to appear on TravelTriangle, please contact us and they will be promptly removed. We believe in providing proper attribution to the original author, artist or photographer. Frequently Asked Questions about Places to Visit in Europe in April Which are some good places to visit in Europe in April? Here are a few places in Europe where you can enjoy in April: 1. Rome, Italy 2. Athens, Greece 3. Interlaken, Switzerland 4. Madrid, Spain 5. Prague, Czech Republic What are the best places in Europe to visit for 3 days? Paris, Budapest, Florence, Copenhagen, Venice, Barcelona, etc. are some destinations in Europe that you can cover in 3 days. Can I visit Eurpoe during the current Covid situation? Yes, you can plan a visit to most of the European countries during the current Covid situation. However, make sure that you are completely vaccinated and always carry your vaccination certificate. Besides this, you need to follow government protocols that include wearing a mask when in public, sanitizing hands at certain intervals, and maintaining social distancing. Which are the top attractions in Paris? There are numerous places in Paris that allow you to witness the best of it. Some attractions that you must visit are Eiffel Tower, The Louvre, Notre Dame Cathedral, Arc De Triomphe, Montmartre, Palace of Versailles, Palais Garnier, Quartier Latin, Moulin Rouge, Disneyland, and Place de la Concorde. What is the best time to visit France? The best time to visit France is form April to June and September to November, which are the spring and fall seasons in France respectively. During this time the weather is pleasant and you can explore the place comfortably. How can I enjoy a vacation in Italy? There are many interesting things to do in Italy that will make your trip a worthwhile experience. Attending an opera performance in the Regal amphitheatre, taking a boat tour on Lake Como, and wandering through the historic streets are some of the things that you must try. What are the airports around Europe? Europe is a huge continent and some of its major airports are London Heathrow (LHR), Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG), Frankfurt Airport (FRA), Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS), Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport (MAD), Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino Airport (FCO), etc. What are the best things to do in Europe at night? Here are some of the best experiences you can enjoy in Europe at night: 1. Enjoy pub crawl in Prague 2. Witness the alluring scenery of Santorini after sunset 3. Watch dancing fountains in Yerevan 4. Attend the Lake Bled festival in Slovenia 5. Chase the northern lights Looking To Book An International Holiday? Europe In April – A Hot List of 10 European Destinations to Vacation in! Written by Preetha Manivelan on October 12, 2020 Share on Europe holidays are always hyped. Most people call Europe their dream destination and trust me, this continent is worth all the hypes and talks. With the historical buildings, beautiful lakes, tall-standing mountains, cobblestone streets, amazing weather, restaurants and cafes and many more exciting places to visit, your Europe holiday would be way more amazing than what you think a dream holiday will be! Apart from all this, this continent stands as home to some hot countries and cities which you can choose for your winter and spring months in the UK. Excited? Let me now take you through the top 10 hot destinations in Europe in April where you can have the best holiday in Spring after the freezing winter. Also read: Hot Places In March – Check Out Where Is Hot In Europe In March! Naples Amsterdam Crete Algarve Kos Lanzarote Bodrum Malta Cyprus Barcelona   Europe Honeymoon Package Starting @ ₹ 76,523 Spectacular Art Museums. Canal Cruises. Snow Capped Mountains. Best Itineraries. Pickyourtrail.com/honeymoon-packages/europe 1. Naples Naples April weather: High – 18ºC, Low – 9ºC Average Naples daily sunshine: 7 hours Flight time from the UK to Naples: 2 hours and 40 minutes Photo by Birmingham Museums Trust on Unsplash Naples is one of the hot destinations to visit in Europe in April with average weather of 14°C. This is considered to be pleasant which indeed boosts your blood to step out to the beach or even start to sightsee the city. Some of the best places to visit in Naples are Mount Vesuvius, Castle Nuovo, Naples National Archaeological Museum and many more.   Italy Tour Package Starting @ ₹66,980 Beautiful Stays. Best Sightseeing. Irresistable Itineraries Pickyourtrail.com/packages/italy 2. Amsterdam Amsterdam April weather: High – 12ºC, Low – 4ºC Average Amsterdam daily sunshine: 5 hours Flight time from the UK to Amsterdam: 1 hour 15 minutes Photo by Javier M. on Unsplash Amsterdam in Europe in April soothes your soul like no other. It is even considered to be one of the best times to visit the city. Just to walk through the streets of a place like Amsterdam itself will make your day. But it might rain a little at times so do check the weather before you head out. Some of the places that you can visit are Rijksmuseum, Vondelpark and Van Gogh Museum.   Amsterdam Tour Package Starting @ ₹ 96,406 Canal Cruise. Keukenhof Tulip Fields. Heineken Brewery. Art Museums Pickyourtrail.com/packages/amsterdam 3. Crete Crete April weather: High – 20ºC, Low – 12ºC Average Crete daily sunshine: 7 hours Flight time from the UK to Crete: 4 hours Photo by Dawid Zawiła on Unsplash Crete is one of the beautiful islands in Greece which experiences Spring during April. Because of the amazing weather that this island has all year round and especially April, you can head out and try some outdoor island activities. Some of the places to visit in Crete are the beaches, palaces, museums and other attractions. Also read: Where is Hot in September?   Greece Tour Package Starting @ ₹43,457 Pristine Beaches. Gorgeous Sunsets. Delectable wine. Romantic itineraries Pickyourtrail.com/packages/greece 4. Algarve Algarve April weather: High – 23ºC, Low – 11ºC Average Algarve daily sunshine: 9 hours Flight time from the UK to Algarve: 2 hours 40 minutes Photo by Wendell Adriel on Unsplash If you are planning to visit Algarve in Portugal, Europe in April, then you are in for an adventurous treat. During this time, the city becomes extremely favourable for hiking, cycling, horse riding, golfing, surfing and sightseeing. Some of the places to visit in Algarve are Faro, Albufeira, Vilamoura and Portimao. 5. Kos Kos April weather: High – 18ºC, Low – 12ºC Average Kos daily sunshine: 7 hours Flight time from the UK to Kos: 3 hours 50 minutes Photo by Lenny Van Camp on Unsplash As the temperature increases in April when compared to March, the chances of the tourists arriving do too. It experiences such a pleasant temperature which makes it one of the favourite hot destinations to visit in Europe in April. Some of the places in Kos are Paradise Beach, Lido Water Park and Plane Tree of Hippocrates. 6. Lanzarote Lanzarote April weather: High – 24ºC, Low – 16ºC Average Lanzarote daily sunshine: 9 hours Flight duration from the UK to Lanzarote: 4 hours Photo by Josep Castells on Unsplash Lanzarote is considered to be the hottest in April among all the other islands in Europe. Though the temperature might seem a little higher, it is perfect for beach visits and water sports too. Some of the places to visit in Lanzarote Europe in April are Timanfaya National Park, Playa Blanca and the Cactus Garden. Also read: Where Is Hot In February? – The Best Short-Haul Destinations! 7. Bodrum Bodrum April weather: High – 21ºC, Low – 13ºC Average Bodrum daily sunshine: 7 hours Flight time from the UK to Bodrum: 4 hours 15 minutes Photo by Meriç Dağlı on Unsplash Who doesn’t want to visit a city which is neither too hot nor too cold? It is one of the places which experiences enough hot weather during the day and pretty cold weather during the night, making it one of the best hot destinations in Europe in April. Some of the places to visit in Bodrum are the Castle of St. Peter, Mausoleum and Bodrum Theatre. 8. Malta Malta April weather: High – 20ºC, Low – 17ºC Average Malta daily sunshine: 8 hours Flight time from the UK to Malta: 3 hours 30 minutes Image credits: Unsplash The weather in Malta in April is not too high or not low. It becomes one of the pleasantly hot destinations in Europe in April. One of the best things to do here is to sightsee and visit famous beaches. Some of the places to visit in Malta are Valletta, Rabat, Gozo and the Blue Grotto. Also read: Where Is Hot In November? 9. Cyprus Cyprus April weather: High – 22ºC, Low – 11ºC Average Cyprus daily sunshine: 9 hours Flight time from the UK to Cyprus: 4 hours 30 minutes Photo by LSD for Society on Unsplash Cyprus is a country which is filled with beautiful beaches and adventurous activities which becomes much more worthy of a try in Europe in April. Also, there are many resorts in Cyprus where you can lay back and chill. Some of the places to visit in Cyprus are Paphos, Ayia Napa, Larnaca and Nicosia. 10. Barcelona Barcelona April weather: High – 18ºC, Low – 10ºC Average Barcelona daily sunshine: 8 hours Flight time from the UK to Barcelona: 2 hours Photo by Daniel Corneschi on Unsplash April marks the onset of summer in Barcelona which makes it one of the hot destinations to visit in Europe in April. As much as you feel the heat in the day, it cools down by half in the night. Some of the places to visit in Barcelona are La Sagrada Familia, Park Guell and La Rambla. Also read: Hot Places In October – Choose Your Warm Holiday Destination!   Spain Tour Package Starting @ ₹74,660 Pristine beaches. Exotic Stays. Tapas & wines. Quirky Festivals Pickyourtrail.com/packages/spain With such amazing hot destinations in Europe in April, don’t you think your spring would become extra awesome? As one knows, islands in Greece and Spain, Italy and Portugal are the places that experience high weather in April. Hope the places and the information on the average weather, sunshine hours and flight time helped you plan your hot holiday in April to these amazing destinations. But, how you do book your holiday? Here is the simplest way. Check out the Pickyourtrail website and look for some amazing Europe Tour Packages and Europe Honeymoon Packages or customize the package the way you would prefer. If you need any assistance in planning and booking your holiday in any of these hot destinations in April, reach out to our travel experts at Pickyourtrail. 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April is a fantastic time of the year to be travelling in Europe. While it’ll still be cold in some regions, flowers are starting to bloom elsewhere. Crowds are low but events and activities are picking up. You can explore outside on milder days and spend relaxing hours at museums or cafes when it’s not. In this guide, I recommend the best places to visit in Europe in April. Best Places to Visit in Europe in April While it’s tempting to head to the warmer weather on the Med, I feel like it’s a bit of a wasted trip as the water will be absolutely freezing. So while the crisp, cool air and few tourists would be nice, taking advantage of the beautiful water would be out of the question. Instead, I suggest a city break where the spring flowers are in bloom and life is returning after the winter slumber. But which are the best places to visit in Europe in April? Of course, there are loads of possibilities but below are my recommendations for European cities to visit this year. Budapest, Hungary As a former Budapest resident, I can assure you springtime in Budapest is lovely. Gellert Hill is covered with blooming trees, the cafe terraces are starting to open up and the crisp air is a nice contrast while relaxing in one of the famous hot thermal baths. I suggest getting up early to see the sunrise over Pest from either Gellert Hill or Fisherman’s Bastion. Amsterdam, Netherlands Amsterdam is brilliant at any time of the year but I like to visit in April to take a day trip to the Keukenhof tulip gardens. If you go in late April you can also stick around for King’s Day (formerly Queen’s Day), a crazy day of celebrations which is basically one huge street party taking place on 27th April 2022. Unfortunately, the chance of good weather in Amsterdam in April is low but you can use those grey days to visit the city’s renowned museums like the Van Gogh Museum and Rijksmuseum or something more unusual like the Houseboat Museum. Riga, Latvia If you prefer to spend your holidays in Eastern Europe, you can’t go wrong with a trip to the Baltic States. The entire region is fascinating and more beautiful than you might imagine. Riga, in particular, is well known for having one of the largest Art Nouveau neighbourhoods in the world. You won’t need many days to visit tiny Riga and you probably won’t feel the need to head outside of the old town but you can find plenty to do, spending your days cafe-hopping through the cobblestone streets and hitting up the cool bars during the night. While Riga may not be my personal favourite of the Baltic capitals it’s much loved by others and I can’t deny it’s a cool place for a weekend break, especially if you’re on a budget. If you want to visit the three Baltic States on one trip, a road trip which includes Tallinn and Vilnius is the way to go. I suggest reading Ferreting Out The Fun for more detailed info on visiting Riga as she lived in the city for a number of years. Paris, France Paris is famous for a lot of things but on top of my list of things to do is picnicking in the gorgeous parks in spring. I’m sure I’m not alone in that being a highlight of a trip to Paris. Visit a neighbourhood bakery to buy a delicious baguette sandwich and maybe a pain au chocolat. Then head to the Jardin du Luxembourg or the Tuileries, pull up one of those green metal chairs where you can eat your baguette while people-watching. The city spends millions each year on gardening which isn’t surprising when you consider the massive tulip flower beds in the Luxembourg Gardens and Parc Monceau or the more discreet sculpted gardens like the Palais Royal or Jardin des Tuileries. Visit Parc de Bagatelle or Bois de Boulogne for something different or you could take the train 20 minutes out of the city to see the fields of cherry blossoms at Parc de Sceaux. Paris is hands down my favourite spring destination. Read my Paris day trip post for ideas for places to visit if you want to get out of the city. Naples, Italy Naples has a reputation for being a dodgy city and in some ways, I’m sure that’s a fair assessment but that’s part of what makes it a compelling place to visit. It’s interesting to see what Italian life can be like for people outside of the wealthy north and how it’s almost like being in a completely different country. Don’t forget to indulge in Neapolitan specialties like pizza Margherita, buffalo mozzarella, pasta e fagioli (pasta with beans), pasta e piselli (pasta with peas), sartu di riso and parmigiana di melanzane (eggplant pie). Consider day trips to Sorrento, Capri and Pompeii if you have time. April is a nice time to go to Naples as it can get unbearably hot in the summer and it’s probably a little too quiet in winter. You might also consider a road trip from Naples towards Tuscany if you’re visiting Europe in April. Barcelona, Spain If it’s the warmth you’re looking for, southern Spanish regions like Andalusia have lovely weather in April. Barcelona and Madrid are often warm too. I particularly love Barcelona in April and it’s a much calmer time of the year. You can peacefully explore the historic streets, enjoy walks along the beach and maybe have a glass of cava or two in a streetside bar. April is great for sightseeing and museum-going as you can avoid the often long queues. If you’re visiting Barcelona over on a short trip, I recommend purchasing a transport card. The metro in particular is a great way to get around, especially in times when the weather isn’t so great which can be the case in April. You can buy the card online before you go and then validate it when you arrive. Athens, Greece To be honest, I’ve only visited Athens once before but that was in the spring, in April. Although you might experience the occasional shower, the weather is generally ideal for sightseeing. Cooler temperatures make visiting sights like the Parthenon considerably more pleasant as the hike up the hill can be difficult in summer. The other great aspect of April travel is fewer people in the restaurants so you might find eating out to be a little more relaxing. April also means Easter in Greece, a popular Orthodox celebration that often involves a delicious feast. Greek Easter takes place on the 24th of April in 2022. Where to Go in April: The Best of Europe in the Spring Where else to go in April? The options are endless but I love to visit big cities at this time of the year, in particular those cities that can become overcrowded when the weather is warmer. If you’re thinking about travelling sustainably, I suggest choosing a destination relatively close to home. Look at places within a couple of hours by train, maybe four hours max, and then choose somewhere you haven’t visited before. Avoid flying if you can, especially for short trips. For example, if you live in London, the train to Amsterdam is just over four hours. London to Bruges is three hours. Cardiff, Bath and York are each less than two hours by train. More European Travel Destination Ideas If you’re still looking for inspiration for travel in Europe, read this post on what I believe are the best places to visit in Europe, any time of the year.   Recommendations are independently chosen based on personal travel experiences and extensive research. This post contains affiliate links to hotels and tours. This means we get a small commission from any bookings at no extra cost to you. Pinterest Twitter Flipboard 11 Fabulous European Cities To Visit In April 2022 In April, Europe can be rainy, sunny, cold, warm, miserable, glorious, and everything in between. Often all in the same day. But do not let that put you off from a European city trip, because everywhere is bursting into flower, and European cities are equipped to deal with all weather conditions. So, dress in layers, and enjoy spring and all the joy the season brings with it. In April, many European cities are covered in blossoms and busy celebrating all sorts of festivals. Throughout this list, you will find a mix of cities you have heard of before, such as Paris, and others you might not have ever thought of visiting before. Each city hosts a special event or activity in April, making a trip worthwhile. Come rain or shine. anek.soowannaphoom / Shutterstock.com 1. Barcelona, Spain Barcelona is always worth a visit, but be there on April 23, and you will be able to witness the loveliest festival ever: St. Jordi. This annual festival is like a cross between St. Valentine’s and National Book Day. The idea is that on this day, celebrating Saint Jordi or Saint George, men present women with a rose, while women give a book to the man in their life. The city fills with stalls selling roses and books from sunrise, and every corner is filled with color, as most of the stalls are also decked out in the Catalan flag. It is a fun and lovely festival, but not a bank holiday, so life goes on like normal, it is just enhanced for the day. Pro Tip: The already-bursting-full inner-city avenue of Las Ramblas becomes even more crowded as it fills with stalls. Hang on to your possessions and go with the flow. Frank Lammel / Shutterstock.com 2. Paris, France Most visitors to Paris do not know that for a short period of time each year during cherry blossom season, the city practically explodes into pink blossoms. Just when you thought Paris couldn’t get any prettier, think again. Entire parks are dedicated to these pretty trees, elevating the simple Parisian lunch of a baguette and some cheese on a park bench to new heights. Seek out the normally insignificant-looking Square Marie Trintignant in the Marais, the cafe gardens of the Petit Palais, and the modern but fantastic Martin Luther King Park in the Batignolles area. And don’t miss the single, but ancient, cherry tree in the Jardin des Plantes and the photogenic cherry tree outside of the lovely bookstore Shakespeare and Co. Pro Tip: Take the RER B from St Michel to Sceaux and explore the cherry orchard in the gardens of the Chateau de Sceaux. It is truly spectacular. esbobeldijk / Shutterstock.com 3. Amsterdam, Netherlands April is the time to go to the Netherlands to enjoy their most famous export, the humble tulip. No more than 25 miles outside of Amsterdam, you will find Keukenhof, the tulip capital, with tulips growing in neat rows as far as the eye can see, separated by color, making for a breathtaking spectacle. During the Tulip Festival, Amsterdam is taken over by tulips, with them on display in 85 locations across the city, from museums, parks, alongside canals, and simply everywhere. Add to that the Cherry Blossom Festival, which overlaps in time, and you are in for a floral treat. Pro Tip: Keukenhof opens only to a limited number of visitors each day to ensure the gardens don’t get completely overrun, so book your ticket well in advance. LucVi / Shutterstock.com 4. Madrid, Spain Madrid is perfect for visiting in April, with the temperatures just right for exploring the city on foot and the crowds still manageable. And then there is Easter. The Spanish are very good at throwing a great parade, and between Palm Sunday and Easter Sunday, there are around 20 processions in the city. There are also traditional Easter dishes to try, such as torrijas, a kind of French toast, and croquetas de bacalao, cod croquettes. Pro Tip: It is also cherry blossom season here, and the historic Parque Quinta de los Molinos is a great place to walk underneath the pretty blossoms. Mount Brocken (Photo Credit: K I Photography / Shutterstock.com) 5. Brocken, Germany I am cheating a little here, as the Brocken is the tallest mountain in the Harz Mountains in Germany, and not a city, but bear with me. Walpurgisnacht, Eve of Saint Walpurgis, is a very special celebration taking place every April 30. On and around the mountain, including the towns nearby, such as Braunlage, Thale, and Sankt Andreasberg, people go a little crazy, not unlike Halloween. Walpurgisnacht is an ancient pagan celebration welcoming spring and chasing away winter. The festivities were merged with Christians praying to Saint Walpurgis, who was believed to protect them from the witches that, as legend has it, lived on the Brocken Mountain and flew around on their broomsticks. The festivities include bonfires, people dressing up as devils and witches, plenty of food and art stalls, and many street performers. It lasts all night and the next day and is great fun and unique to the region. Pro Tip: You will find many pretty little witches on broomsticks artfully carved from wood in the local shops, making for very cute souvenirs. trabantos / Shutterstock.com 6. Stratford-Upon-Avon, UK April 21 is Shakespeare’s birthday and, as history believes, his date of death, which is somewhat sad. But where better to celebrate the great bard than in Stratford-upon-Avon, his place of birth? The town tends to put on special performances and shows to celebrate, so book early to get into the theater if you are a fan. If the weather turns against you while exploring, you can always pop into one of Stratford’s lovely old pubs, such as The Garrick Inn. Pro Tip: If the weather is fine, book yourself a riverboat trip. The Avon is very scenic, and it is a lovely way to see the town. kardosildistock / Shutterstock.com 7. Budapest, Hungary Budapest is a stunning city, and you get quite literally two cities for the price of one: Buda and Pest, separated by the mighty Danube. April is not only great because the crowds have not turned up yet, but it is also the month for the Spring Festival. This is not a festival to welcome spring and chase away winter in the pagan sense, but this festival welcomes spring with music and culture. From opera and jazz to theater and ballet, the Spring Festival has around 200 different events taking place in the 3-week annual festival. In addition, the festival always attracts street performers and all sorts of other ad hoc events, so expect to be delighted at every street corner in Budapest. Pro Tip: It does not matter whether it rains or shines, a visit to the ancient thermal baths is a must when in Budapest. If you visit the beautiful Gellert Baths, why not follow it up with dinner at the unusual Pagony restaurant next to it, where diners are seated in the (drained) children’s pools? Pornticha Wongyannava / Shutterstock.com 8. Parma, Italy Visitors often overlook Parma in northern Italy, yet we all know its most famous produce: parmesan cheese. This ancient city, dating to the Bronze Age, is studded with beautiful architecture, such as the Baptistery, an octagonal pink-hued tower dating to the 1100s. It is a delight to wander through the old center in spring and have an espresso on the cafe terraces. But what I really want to suggest is coming over for a cooking class or 10. This is not necessarily limited to April, but this month is still low season, with the weather not too oppressive to slave over a hot stove. Parma has been named a UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy and is the home of not only parmesan but also prosciutto. Both ingredients are readily available worldwide, so you can continue making the dishes at home without having to despair over not finding the components for your recipes. Pro Tip: The city of Bologna is only 60 miles away and easily reached by train, so why not pop over and learn how to make pasta with perfect Bolognese sauce while you are in the cooking mode? Victor Jiang / Shutterstock.com 9. Zürich, Switzerland Zürich is a good all-year-round destination, but in spring, when the snow melts and the parks and green spaces around Lake Zurich spring to life, it is really quite lovely. And in April you get the chance to witness a special festival happening on the third Monday each April: the Sechsellauten. The ringing of the Grossmunster Church’s bells at 6 p.m. has taken place since the 16th century and officially marks the beginning of spring. A gigantic figure of a snowman called Boogg is burned to great cheer, marking the end of the snowy season, even if the mountains on the horizons are still very much snow-capped. There are parades, music, and many festivities, and overall, it is a unique and very Zurich-specific event you won’t get to participate in anywhere else. Pro Tip: One of my all-time favorite German-Swiss dishes is rosti, a grated potato pancake served with various toppings and side dishes, or simply plain. April is still chilly enough to really enjoy this hearty dish, so pop over to the traditional restaurant Zeughauskeller for a treat. Rector De Somerplein, St. Peter’s Church, and Leuven Town Hall (Photo Credit: Tina Vander Molen / Shutterstock.com) 10. Leuven, Belgium Belgium is famous for its fries, its chocolate, and perhaps most of all, its beer. So where better to attend a beer festival than in Belgium? Leuven is the capital of the province Flemish Brabant, and it’s a historic city worth visiting if only for its beautiful old architecture. But Leuven is also known for its breweries, and once a year, during the Zythos Beer Festival, they all come together and showcase their best brews. During the weekend festival, several hundred stalls are open for tastings. You buy your small glass, take it from stall to stall, have a taste, and move on. At the end, you get to keep the glass as a souvenir. Fifteen miles from Brussels, the 20-minute train ride makes for a perfect day trip from the capital city. Pro Tip: Leuven’s most famous beer is probably Stella Artois, and while you’re there, you might as well look inside the brewery itself on a guided tour.  Support by Lorenzo Quinn, unveiled at the 2017 Venice Biennale (Photo Credit: avphotosales / Shutterstock.com) 11. Venice, Italy You might have missed Carnivale this year, but Venice is always a good idea, especially in spring. And in April, there is another reason to pop to the canal city: The Venice Biennale, one of the world’s most important art festivals. Opening in late April and continuing until late November, more than 200 artists from around the globe showcase their work at the Biennale. There are often additional exhibitions throughout the city at stunning locations such as Gallerie dell’Accademia. Pro Tip: Even a watery city like Venice has its spring blossoms, and during April, many walled gardens showcase wisteria blooms creeping over the walls. They are especially spectacular in the Royal Gardens. The Best Times of Year to Take a European Cruise Best Times to Take Northern Europe Cruises As in North America, the season for cruising northern Europe is the months from April through October. The weather is warm, becoming hot in July and August. Flowers are blooming, days grow longer the farther north you travel, and at night temperatures only dip to a cool breeze. Particularly in the Baltic region, summers are short and sweet, lasting from June to August. Travelers to Europe can view landscapes ablaze with spring colors beginning in May; however, they generally turn brown come October. The high season for travel is June through August; also keep in mind that August is traditionally the European holiday month, so crowds swell during this time. To avoid crowds and experience cooler temperatures, consider traveling in the shoulder months of May and September. By mid-October, the climate is cooling considerably, bringing rain and eventually snow to many regions of northern Europe. Soft light glows over the canals of Copenhagen Best Times to Take Mediterranean Cruises Mediterranean Europe: one of the most culturally rich and exotic destinations in the world, from the ancient stone villages and sunny beaches of Portugal to the mystical eastern flair of Turkey. Whether you’re seeking stunning landscapes, splendid cuisine, or a new cultural experience, there’s something for everyone on a Mediterranean cruise. Summer is the high travel season in the Mediterranean. The weather is hot and sunny, the water is warm, and millions of people flock to the coast to soak up the sun and take a break from routine. The best time to take a Mediterranean cruise, however, is in the spring (May-June) or fall (September-October). Temperatures are comfortably warm, the sun is bright, and the crowds are far, far fewer than in July and August. During the spring months, the flowers are blooming and the landscape is verdant, while autumn days are mild and clear before the winter rains. Soak in the Mediterranean sea Those wanting to travel earlier in the season can visit some of the more southern destinations as well as the larger Mediterranean islands. Cyprus and Malta are lovely in April, with warm days and pleasant nights. Late March through April is also an ideal time to visit Morocco, Greece, Italy, Slovenia, and Turkey. While the cultural experience of a Mediterranean cruise is one of the prime highlights, those looking for wildlife will not be disappointed. A variety of marine life plies the Mediterranean waters, including swordfish, tuna, dolphins, and even a few white sharks. Loggerhead turtles and endangered monk seals can be found along the coasts of Albania, Greece, and Turkey. Birdlife is also plentiful. Portugal, Spain and Morocco have populations of storks, flamingos, pelicans, spoonbills, and egrets, while golden eagles and giant black vultures can be found in Greece, and Albania and Montenegro are home to the rare white pelican. Montenegro also boasts 27-mile-long Lake Skadar, which is the largest bird sanctuary in all of Europe. Turkey may be one of the best places to see birdlife, as 250 bird species migrate through the country each spring and fall on their way between Africa and Europe. Best Times to Take European River Cruises The European River cruising season runs from March through December, though the best time to take a river cruise in Europe is during the late spring (April-May) or early fall (September-October). There are many rivers to choose from when cruising Europe including the Rhine in central and northern Europe, the Danube bisecting central and eastern Europe, and the Douro, Seine, and Rhone Rivers in addition to the Bordeaux region in Western Europe. And while they cover thousands of miles of the continent and cross through many countries, their location around the same latitudes tends to keep the temperatures and climate relatively similar on all of them.   Romantic evening light on the Rhine A summer cruise, between the months of June and August, promises bright, sunny weather and warm temperatures, perfect for appreciating the scenic landscapes of Europe and participating in all of the staple activities, like walking tours, hiking & biking, or even just soaking in the sun on the deck of the boat. For some, the summer may be too hot and too crowded with travelers. Popular alternatives are the shoulder months during the spring and fall seasons. Since this isn’t typically the busy season, it’s easier to find discounts, and there are even some specialty tours like the tulip cruises of the Netherlands as the springtime flowers bloom into their vibrant colors. The fall season holds its own delights as the trees change colors before winter.  Take a ride on the ferris wheel or take a stroll through the Christmas Market (Adventure Life) December cruises of the traditional European Christmas markets on the Danube and Rhine Rivers are increasingly popular, if not for the warm weather but rather for the opportunities to see the central countries of Europe adorned in centuries-old holiday decorations. These Christmas markets are vibrant celebrations that attract people hoping to see more of the cultural side of Europe on their cruise.  After December, most river cruises (especially in northern and eastern Europe) are closed for the season while the frigid, windy temperatures freeze the European backcountry before they start again in late March and April as the snow and ice begins to thaw in the mountains filling the rivers with fresh flows of water. weather, where to go, Tulip Festival Istanbul in April – the weather is warm Contents Weather in Istanbul in April What to wear in Istanbul in April Can you swim in April Where to go in April in Istanbul Weather in Istanbul in April In terms of temperature, Istanbul in April resembles the middle of May in Kyiv or Moscow. This is the month of the start of the active tourist season. In the city on the Bosphorus, the tulip festival and interesting exhibitions begin, and the weather pleases with the sun and almost summer warmth. Sunglasses are a must in spring, but a swimsuit is useful only for hamams and pools. Average monthly air temperature during the day: 17°C Average night temperature: 8°C Maximum daytime temperature: 23-25°C Light day: 13.5 hours Rainfall per month – 45 mm Relative air humidity: 75% The best hotels, apartments and cheap hostels in the center of Istanbul – Booking.com Hotels Interesting and unusual excursions in Istanbul from Tripster.ru – online booking Excursions Transfer from Istanbul and Sabiha Gokcen airports to Sultanahmet and back book on Qiwi.taxi Taxi in Istanbul Forecast for April 2022 The weather in Istanbul in April 2022 will be sunny. Rain is not forecast. In the sun, the thermometers will rise to 23°C (at the end of the month). What is the weather like in Istanbul at the beginning of April Weather in Istanbul in April At the beginning of the month the sun shines confidently and the air temperature stays at 14-15°C. Cool winds are still blowing. At night it can get cold up to eight degrees with a plus sign. The sea temperature at this time of the year is 10°C. The first half of April has an average of two rainy days. The minimum temperature record for April was 0°C, which is an anomaly. Istanbul in the second half of April As a subtropical city, Istanbul becomes much warmer at the end of April. The air temperature reaches 16-22 degrees during the day. The nights are still cool, around 10°C. The sea temperature is also around +10°C. April is sometimes very warm in Istanbul. The highest recorded record this month was 27 degrees. What to wear in Istanbul in April In the first half of the month, it is worth taking a light spring jacket to Istanbul; a hood and shawl will come in handy at night. Gloves are not required, but sunglasses are a must. Even after showers, the April sun can be annoying to the eyes. In the second half of April, a padding jacket or a leather jacket will suffice from outerwear. Shoes – spring, no boots or warm boots. A sweatshirt or other warm jacket will not interfere in a suitcase. But during the day you will most likely need T-shirts or shirts. Furs, gloves, hats, parkas or warm woolen coats are not needed in April. People with sun-sensitive skin types should consider using sunscreen. Is it possible to swim in April Beach holidays and swimming in the sea this month are suitable only for walruses. Since the sea temperature in Istanbul in April, on average, does not rise above 10-11 degrees. For swimming at this time of year, you can stay in hotels with indoor pools. Fortunately, there are many of them in the central tourist quarter of Sirkeci near the Golden Horn embankment. There are also several hotels with swimming pools in Sultanahmet and in the districts of Chamberlitash and Gulhane. Where to go in April in Istanbul Istanbul in April April in Istanbul is a great time for nature walks. In addition to museums and traditional ferry rides, we recommend paying attention to parks, in particular, Gulhane, Emirgan and Yildiz. The advice is not random. Every year throughout April, the Tulip Festival takes place in Istanbul. And it is in these central parks that multi-colored tulip carpets of millions of buds bloom. Also, tulip fields are planted specifically for the holiday on Sultanahmet Square. The annual İstanbul Film Festivali is scheduled to take place in Istanbul on April 8-19, 2022. In previous years, it was postponed due to the covid pandemic. Read more about the situation with covid in Turkey here. The program of the festival closer to its beginning can be viewed on the official website. Istanbul International Dance Festival is also held annually in April. You can watch colorful performances of European, Latin American and Asian dancers. The location of the festival is different every year. Sales in April are guaranteed on the popular tourist youth street Istiklal. There are many mass-markets and small shops of Turkish manufacturers. Since Istanbul is already filled with tourists in April, we recommend that you get acquainted with the Asian part of the city, where travelers visit less often. Walk down the longest shopping street in Baghdad (Bagdat caddesi). Prices here are sometimes several times lower than in the tourist European part of the city. Spend a day at historical mosques (Mihrimah Mosque in Uskudar), Mosaic Museum or Göztepe Park. Sip coffee in a cozy coffee shop near the ancient Arasta Bazaar in the Sultanahmet area. We recommend you take a walk in the flowering gardens of the Dolmabahce Palace and at the same time see the palace itself, which is the largest in Turkey. In April, everything is already fragrant in the territory, and getting from Sultanahmet to Dolmabahce is very easy. Dolmabahce Palace The palace with a stunning view rises on the Bosphorus embankment, and in its museums and pavilions there are many interesting paintings, royal crystal and real sultan furniture. For example, paintings by Aivazovsky, the bed on which Ataturk died, unique silk carpets, collections of porcelain and watches, a huge harem and much more. In total, there are 14 tons of gold in the palace, it is used for interior decoration. Author: Dasha Svetlichnaya Where to go in April April is a great time to relax, especially for people who love sea holidays, but can’t stand the heat. And to this is added a number of excellent bonuses, the high season, with high prices, begins only in a month, but hotels and airlines, already in anticipation of the influx of customers, are already in good shape and are ready to satisfy any whim of vacationers. In April, there are still ski resorts where the winter season continues and you can return from the spring that is gaining momentum back to winter. In April, it is convenient to make bus excursion trips to Europe, in most countries of which comfortable weather is established this month, for leisurely walks along the ancient streets of European cities. Eilat is one of the best destinations in April Beach holidays in April, the best destinations In April, everything is blooming and fragrant on the Black Sea coast or the Odessa region, but only staunch lovers of Epiphany holes will be able to swim. In Turkey and Bulgaria, you can get a full tan on the beach, but it’s better to go into the sea only knee-deep, so as not to catch a cold, which is higher. But if tourists are satisfied with swimming in the pool, then the sparseness of usually noisy hotels will be a pleasant surprise. In April, it is very good to travel to these countries for romantic and loving couples who prefer not to advertise their relationship. April holidays in the Emirates The most optimal resort routes in April: Israel, in April people go to Israel mainly on pilgrimage tours, so the prices for holidays on the Red or Dead Sea are slightly reduced. In April, at the seaside resorts of Israel, the comfortable air and sea temperature is +28/+23 UAE, in the comfortable resorts of the UAE in April it is already a bit hot, but thanks to the sea breeze and comfortable accommodation conditions, it will be imperceptible air and sea temperature +33/+24 in the resorts of Bali in Indonesia, in April, a period of warm rains and bright sun, blooming tropical greenery, seafood cuisine and a state of complete relaxation, air and sea temperature +31/+27 in the resorts of Tunisia in April the tourist season begins, warm weather and cool Mediterranean Sea create an excellent combination for sea holidays and sightseeing walks in this unusual country, air and sea temperature +29/+21 Great weather in Tunisia in April From relatively new destinations in April, vacations in Vietnamese resorts are becoming popular, which attract with prices, high level of service and new tourist infrastructure. Vietnamese beaches are rightly considered one of the best in the world, the air and sea temperature is +32/+28. Rest in April is also relevant against the backdrop of fabulous Caribbean landscapes. The resorts of Cuba and the Dominican Republic will offer a snow-white beach, a warm, aquamarine-colored sea and an ocean of positive under sparkling rhythms and a cocktail popular in the Caribbean – Cuba Libre. And all this under the best weather conditions, air and sea temperature +31/+28 Holidays with children, diving and surfing in April The most comfortable beach holidays with children are preferred in Israel, ideally suited for the climate, on the Red Sea coast and in the fabulous Emirates. In addition to the weather, there is a large number of safe entertainment for children and parents. Family holidays in April in Eilat For experienced and beginner surfers, the coast of the island of fairy tales and romance – Bali in Indonesia or the famous Kite Beach in Dubai or Vietnamese Mui Ne, where fans of board jumping from all over the world come to . Luxurious diving will be provided by underwater picturesque grottoes of the Dominican Republic, including the famous Cave of Wonders – Cueva de las Maravillas near La Romana, and the former pirate islands of Cayo Coco, Cayo Guillermo and Cayo Largo in Cuba. If you want to see fewer people and explore more of the unusual underwater world, you should fly to the east of Sri Lanka: to the increasingly famous diving spots of Uppuveli and Nilaveli. Surfing in April especially excites the blood Honeymoon in April Experts of the main tourist portals advise spending a honeymoon on vacation in the Emirates – on comfortable Dubai beaches Sunset, Sufuk. On the honeymoon island of Bali – in the elite resort of Nusa Dua. The most fashionable Cuban resorts – Varadero and Holguin will gladly meet the newlyweds and provide the highest level of comfort. Couples in love will meet the brightest and most fantastic sunset on a short-term cruise in Ha Long Dragon Bay in Vietnam. In Sri Lanka, lovers have chosen resorts, Unawatuna, Mirissa Beach, Bentota, Hikkaduwa. In the Dominican Republic, newlyweds choose to relax on the bounty beach of the exotic island of Saona, next to a picturesque coral reef. Villas in Bali in April for honeymooners Ski holidays in April In April there is still an opportunity to close the ski season in winter resorts that can boast snow even in the height of spring: France ‘Isere, Val Thorens) Austria (Obergurgl, St Anton, Ischgl) Switzerland (Verbier) Russia (Kirovsk Khibiny) At all these resorts, skiing is open almost until May 1, either because the resorts are located near alpine glaciers, or in remote northern latitudes. Ski holidays in April Sightseeing holidays in April Sightseeing holidays in April can be spent in any European capital. The month when spring comes into its own, trips to Paris, Milan, Prague, Budapest are especially popular. April is one of the best months to view the ancient beauties of Greece in comfort. But out of competition trips to Europe on the following routes: Semana Santa in Spain is a whole series of carnivals and costume balls during Holy Week, taking place in all major cities of the Pyrenees great sale in Amiens. Picardy, France. Here, in mid-April, a European flea market opens, where you can buy unique items of clothing and interior for a small amount of euros rocket war on the eve of Easter between the churches of Rouketopolemos, in the city of Vrontados on the Greek island of Chios international wine exhibition Vinitaly, Verona, Italy with unlimited wine tasting in the birthplace of Romeo and Juliet the founding day of the Italian capital, Rome for three days, from April 21, it turns into a huge concert and tasting venue The famous Bloemen Corso flower parade in Holland, with its unique flower processions April in Spain is a carnival in Holy Week rest and weather in Egypt Even in year-round resorts there are periods that are most and least successful for recreation. The middle of spring in Egypt is one of the best periods: the sun is not yet too aggressive, the sea is warm enough, the resorts are not crowded, and the prices … Prices are not as pleasant as in winter, but still not too high. How do you like the idea to get rid of boring jackets early and meet April on the Red Sea coast? Read about how to organize an April holiday in Egypt with children in the Kid Passage review. Contents Holidays in Egypt in April: pros and cons Weather Air and water temperature Is it possible to swim Beach holidays – Hurghada – Makadi Bay – Sharm El Sheikh – Taba Excursion program Family Fun Holidays, events and festivals Shopping Vacation prices Tips for traveling with children Holidays in Egypt in April: pros and cons Egypt in April, let’s face it, the option is good, but not ideal. The sea is much warmer in the UAE and Caribbean resorts, and there are no sandstorms in Southeast Asia. Nevertheless, the hotels on the Red Sea are not empty, and in the reviews about the holidays in Egypt in April, mostly praises are heard. There is an explanation for this: Egypt can be reached from many countries faster than Thailand or Mexico; the price of a vacation is noticeably lower than in the resorts of Asia or America; verified hotels with all-inclusive system and children’s entertainment free from all worries; moderate heat and dry air are more suitable for children than the heat of the Emirates or the humid climate of Thai resorts. There are some disadvantages. Firstly, the sea may not be warm enough – in this case, you should look for a hotel with a swimming pool. Secondly, there are sandstorms in spring. Really bad weather rarely happens, and even if it catches you on vacation, then in a good hotel you will not have time to get bored. Thirdly, the second half of April is considered the beginning of the high season. Prices in this regard climb up, the number of tourists increases. And yet, in the middle of spring, holidays are cheaper, and the resorts are less crowded than in May or in the summer months. You can save on early booking, so we advise you to think in the fall where to relax in Egypt in April. Weather in Egypt in April Arriving in Egypt in April with a child, you will go from a cool rainy spring to a hot and dry summer. The air temperature is up to +30°C, the sun is in the clear sky, not a drop of precipitation is a real paradise for those who miss a beach holiday. The weather in early April is similar to March – moderately warm during the day, cold at night. But more often from the very beginning of the month, thermometers show more than + 25 ° С. The weather in Egypt at the end of April changes little, except that the thermometers often reach +30°С. This does not affect the sea temperature so much – it rarely rises above +23°C. An unpleasant feature of the weather in April-May is a strong wind. It is especially noticeable in Hurghada and neighboring resorts. In Sharm el-Sheikh, the wind does not interfere with rest so much, although sandstorms are possible there, as in all of Egypt. Air and water temperature The climate of Egypt is desert tropical. This means that it is dry and warm all year round. Winter, by African standards, is cool, summer is very hot, and spring and autumn are the most pleasant time. Here is what the weather forecast for April looks like in some cities of Egypt: Resort Daily t Night t t water Cairo +29.3°C +18.1°C – Luxor +32.7°C +19. 1°С – Hurghada +28.4°C +21.5°C +23.1°C Makadi Bay +28.5°C +21.0°C +23.2°C Sharm El Sheikh +28.5°C +22.3°C +23.5°C Taba +28.2°C +16.8°C +22.2°C The air temperature in Egypt in April rises slightly compared to March, and you can’t sunbathe on the beach for days on end. The nights are also getting warmer – it can be uncomfortable in a room without air conditioning. The sea is gradually warming up: the water temperature in Egypt in April can be called acceptable, but it is better to alternate short swims with warming up on the shore. Is it possible to swim In summer the water temperature in the Red Sea reaches +28-30°C. In the spring, the sea is not so hot, and yet even small children can swim in Egypt in April. Usually, at the beginning of the month, the water is warmed up to + 22-23 ° C, it happens that then the temperature rises to + 24-25 ° C. Since the heat does not go off scale at this time, the sea seems comfortably warm. Many tourists, however, swim in hotel pools in April. If the weather is windy, this may indeed be a better option. Beach holiday People go to Egypt mainly to bask in the sun. In April, the beaches are completely ready to receive tourists: hotels arrange sun loungers and umbrellas, install protective screens if necessary, and organize water activities. Usually there are showers, toilets, changing rooms on the shore, and bars are often located nearby. The beaches of Egypt are not awarded the “blue flag”, although the coastal infrastructure in the resorts is quite decent. But not only the infrastructure is important when choosing a beach. We advise you to find out what kind of beach the hotel has – whether there are corals near the coast, whether it is necessary to go down into the water from the pontoon, how strong the low tide is. The condition of the coast and the bottom can be very different, even if the beaches are located in the neighborhood. So where to go in Egypt in April? Choose from any of the most popular resorts. Hurghada Very warm days, pleasant freshness at night and plenty of sun are the main characteristics of the April weather in Hurghada. The daily temperature is kept within +22-30°C, and the water in the sea already in early April warms up to +23°C. Only a strong wind can interfere with rest (its average speed is 5.3 m / s), but windscreens are installed on many beaches. The beaches of Hurghada are sandy, with a gentle entry into the water. There are no corals near the shore, so you won’t need safety shoes. Hotels are engaged in the improvement of the beaches – most have a dedicated area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe coast, on which they install sunbeds and umbrellas for their guests. Prefer Hurghada if you don’t want to spend all your time in a hotel. With children at the resort, you can visit the aquarium, the dolphinarium, the Sand City sand sculpture complex. The resort also has several large water parks. In addition, if you want to go on an excursion, from Hurghada it is most convenient to get to Luxor and Aswan. The resort has family hotels with children’s pools and mini clubs. But when searching, we advise you to read reviews about the condition of the rooms: many hotels, even expensive ones, are in need of repair. To Hurghada with children Best family hotels in Hurghada Things to do and see in Hurghada Makadi Bay The modern resort of Makadi Bay is located 40 km south of Hurghada, so the weather here is similar. In April, the air warms up to +22-30°C during the day and up to +20-25°C at night, the water in the sea has a temperature of +22-23°C, and sometimes in mid-April the temperature rises to +24-25°C. As in Hurghada, there is a strong wind, from which special screens protect the beaches. All hotels in Makadi Bay have their own comfortable beach. The coast is covered with sand everywhere, the bottom is flat, corals at the entrance to the water are found only in places. If you really want to see the inhabitants of the Red Sea in their natural environment, you can walk along the sandy spit to the coral reef. And in order to appreciate the beauty of the underwater world, it is enough to be trained in one of the resort’s diving centers. Strong wind in Makadi Bay is a plus for windsurfers. The resort has a training center and equipment rental. Makadi is also famous for its water park (the largest in Egypt) and Mini Egypt miniature park. With children, you can also visit the dolphinarium and take an excursion on a boat with a transparent bottom. The main advantage of the resort is modern family hotels, where there are mini-water parks, playgrounds, children’s clubs. Restaurants often have a children’s menu. Family vacation in Makadi Bay Makadi Bay Hotels Things to do and see Sharm El Sheikh Spring in Sharm el-Sheikh is more comfortable than in Hurghada, because there is no strong wind here. Otherwise, the weather is about the same: the air temperature is +22-30°С during the day and +15-25°С at night, the water temperature is about +23°С. Sometimes at the end of April the sea manages to warm up to +24-25°C. The beach in Sharm should be chosen with care, because it is by no means possible to go into the sea everywhere without safety shoes. Corals often grow near the shore, which can hurt your feet. On some beaches, pontoons are installed to enter the water, but from them you have to go down the stairs to the sea. The bottom is not covered with corals in the areas of Sharm el Maya and Nabq Bay, and there most often rest with kids. Most of the family hotels are located in these areas. Please note that Nabq Bay is very shallow, and at low tide the sea recedes by tens of meters. Coral reefs near Sharm El Sheikh are appreciated by divers. Diving centers where you can get training are located in the areas of Naama Bay, Sharks Bay and Coral Bay. There are also windsurfing and kitesurfing schools at the resort, and you can find a Russian-speaking instructor for classes. Sharm has two water parks and a dolphinarium, but more often tourists rely on entertainment in hotels. Meanwhile, this resort is worth choosing if you intend to visit Israel and Jordan. For excursions, you will need a Sinai visa, which can be issued at the airport upon arrival. Holidays in Sharm El Sheikh with children Best hotels in Sharm El Sheikh Attractions in Sharm Taba The city on the border with Israel is rarely mentioned as a resort and often as the starting point for a tour of Israel and Jordan. But there are beaches in Taba, and the weather in April makes for a pleasant stay. But it’s not a fact that you will be able to swim in the sea: if the air temperature in April rises to + 20-30 ° С, then the sea manages to warm up only to + 21-22 ° С. Taba has good sandy beaches, well maintained and not overcrowded. The bottom of the sea is overgrown with corals, so you will need protective slippers for swimming. In the middle of spring, many tourists with children prefer to sunbathe next to the hotel pool – it is desirable that the water be heated in the children’s pool. There is not much entertainment in the resort, even hotels do not always have animation and other activities for children. This is a plus for a holiday with the smallest children, who care most about peace. But there are many remarkable places near Taba that you can visit with teenagers. This is Mount Sinai, and the Colored Canyon, and a fortress on the island of the Pharaohs. Just 4 km from Taba, in the Israeli resort of Eilat, is the Underwater Observatory of the Coral World park. Excursion rest In April the sun is not as gentle as in March, but still the weather can be considered favorable for excursions. You will get to the place of rest in an air-conditioned bus, and the air temperature of +25-30°C in Giza or +30-35°C in Luxor is not tiring due to low humidity. In Giza, of course, the main point of tourist interest is Sphinx and Pyramids . After visiting them, you can move to Cairo Museum and Great Egyptian Museum – unique items found in the tombs are exhibited there. A trip to Giza is usually combined with a visit to Cairo. Walking around the noisy city with children may not be worth it, but the Children’s Museum of Cairo definitely deserves attention. Even more emotions will give a visit to the Pharaoh’s Village park. Luxor’s most famous sights are tombs in the Valley of the Kings and ancient temples. It is in Luxor that the tomb of Tutankhamen is located. Part of the artifacts from it and other burials were transferred to the Luxor Archaeological Museum. The natural beauties of Egypt are interesting in their own way. In the marine reserve of Ras Mohammed you can see coral reefs and mangroves, in the Colored Canyon – amazing patterns with which the wind painted stone walls, in the Wadi al-Khitan reserve – fossil remains of whales and other prehistoric animals. Entertainment for children For those who like to relax without leaving the hotel, Egypt really likes it. In any case, children will be happy: water slides, games with animators, mini-discos are waiting for them. But outside of the hotels there are many interesting things to do. There are four water parks in and near Hurghada, including the best water park in Egypt, Makadi Water World. In the spring, the water in the pools is usually heated. Also, during a holiday in Hurghada, children can be taken to the Dolphin World aquarium and dolphinarium. In the morning, before the sun shines, we recommend visiting the Sand City sand sculpture complex. Here are sand-sculpted figures of Julius Caesar and Zeus, Nefertiti and Spider-Man, Transformers and Smeshariki. It is better to go to the Mini Egypt park in the evening when the heat subsides. If your child is not yet ready for an excursion to Cairo or Luxor, show him miniature copies of the pyramids of Giza, the Sphinx, the tombs in the Valley of the Kings, the temples of Luxor. Sharm el-Sheikh is also not without entertainment. There are two water parks here, Aqua Park City and Cleo Park, there is a dolphinarium (shows are shown three times a week in the spring). A very popular type of holiday with children is an excursion on a boat with a transparent bottom, through which a coral reef and tropical fish are visible. If you are vacationing with teenagers, you can decide on a reasonable extreme and go on a desert moto safari. Holidays, events and festivals In Egypt, there are not many holidays that are celebrated on a grand scale. But in April there is a chance to see a special action – spring festival Sham el-Nessim . In part, it resembles Easter, as colored eggs are served on the table, in part, May Day, because this is a day off, and many Egyptians go out into nature with the whole family. But they also prepare a specific dish “fesik” for this holiday – salted fermented fish. Tourists are not recommended to try it, because poorly cooked fish can be poisonous. The date of Sham el-Nessim changes every year, as it falls on the day after Orthodox Easter. One of the public holidays in Egypt in April – the day of the liberation of Sinai . After the Six Day War of 1967, the Sinai Peninsula was occupied by Israel, and only in 19In 82, the Israeli and Egyptian authorities agreed to consider the Sinai a demilitarized zone. Israeli troops finally left the peninsula in 1988, and since then, April 25, Egypt celebrates the day of liberation. For the inhabitants of the country, this is an additional day of rest, and if the holiday is followed by a weekend, the Egyptians go to resorts. According to the Muslim calendar, April may be the beginning of the month of Ramada n, during which adherents of Islam observe fasting. It does not affect the life of tourists in any way. Only a holiday on the occasion of the end of the fast of Eid-al-Fitr can interfere with visitors. Vacation prices In the middle of spring, the high season begins in Egyptian resorts, so prices in Egypt rise noticeably in April. By the summer, the cost will still grow, so while there is an opportunity to relax well and relatively inexpensively. Flight tickets A flight to Hurghada or Sharm el-Sheikh in the middle of spring is noticeably more expensive than in March. The difference in price can reach 10-20%. In May, the price drops almost to the level of March, and from June it creeps up again. Hotels The price of rooms in hotels in Egypt varies in different ways. Sometimes, after winter, the cost doubles in March, and does not change in April. Sometimes the rise in prices begins only in April, and the rise in price reaches 50%. In May, prices can be expected to drop by 20-35%. In summer, accommodation will cost about the same amount as in May. The best family hotels in Egypt: the author’s collection Kidpassage Tours The price of a package holiday in April does not change compared to March. A 15-20% increase in price can only affect short tours (for 3 nights). In May, the cost of tours lasting 7-11 nights increases by 2-4%. During the summer, the rise in price will be another 6-8%. Catering For a family holiday in Egypt, the best all-inclusive hotels. As a rule, in this case, a buffet is served with a large selection of dishes, including those suitable for baby food. On the contrary, a specialized children’s menu may turn out to be a typical fast food. If you are going to cook by yourself, then you can buy almost all the necessary products in supermarkets. Prices for goods are affordable, the quality is not satisfactory. European chain stores have a good selection of baby food. Fruits and vegetables can be bought in markets and greengrocers. Unfortunately, in April there are very few local fruits – except for bananas, oranges and strawberries. The rest of the goods are imported and not always tasty. Prices for vegetables start from 0.25 euros per 1 kg, for fruits – from 0.5 euros per 1 kg. To get acquainted with the Egyptian cuisine, tourists look into the cafe, where the Egyptians themselves go. A full meal in such places costs 5-7 euros per person. Some cafes serve exclusively falafel or ful – this Egyptian fast food can be tasted without fear. National cuisine of Egypt: how to feed a child? Fruits of Egypt by season Shopping It is difficult to buy something profitable in Egypt, but something pleasant is quite possible. Items made from Egyptian cotton will be a good purchase, you can also buy blankets, slippers, socks or other camel wool products. The price of such a product does not change during the year. As useful souvenirs from Egypt, you can bring spices, dried Sudanese rose, which is used to make hibiscus tea, and a mixture of herbs for a drink known as “Bedouin tea”. What to bring back from Egypt as a gift: 25 ideas for all occasions Tips for traveling with children The middle of spring is the threshold of the high season, and therefore reviews of holidays in Egypt in April should be read very carefully. They may contain very important information for families with children: are there windscreens on the beach, is the pool heated in the hotel, is there children’s animation. To Egypt with children: an author’s review Kidpassage And you can take care of your own safety. Sunscreen and hats are required on the beach and on excursions. Heat may not be felt in dry climates, but it is prudent to stay out of the sun between the hours of 11:00 am and 4:00 pm. For excursions and walks, thin, light-colored clothing covering the body is useful. Toddlers can be dressed in such things on the beach. On vacation in Egypt in April, a warm blouse and trousers will not hurt with children: sometimes at night it gets cold up to + 15-18 ° С. Only bottled water is allowed to drink in the country. If necessary, buy it in the supermarket. Acclimatization will take some time after arrival. To simplify it, it is advisable to follow the usual daily routine and food – and a good hotel will help with this. Description of family hotels in Egypt is on the Kidpassage website: look for a vacation spot where you will be calm and comfortable. rest and weather in Egypt Even in year-round resorts there are periods that are most and least successful for recreation. The middle of spring in Egypt is one of the best periods: the sun is not yet too aggressive, the sea is warm enough, the resorts are not crowded, and the prices … Prices are not as pleasant as in winter, but still not too high. How do you like the idea to get rid of boring jackets early and meet April on the Red Sea coast? Read about how to organize an April holiday in Egypt with children in the Kid Passage review. Contents Holidays in Egypt in April: pros and cons Weather Air and water temperature Is it possible to swim program Family fun Holidays, events and festivals Shopping Vacation prices Recommendations for families with children 0015 If you go to any forum about tourism, you will find that people are just waiting for the season in Egypt in 2021. Everyone is longing for the Red Sea resorts: young people, pensioners, families with children and travel agents. When the season starts in Egypt, even divers from all over the world come here. If you want to know, according to their reviews, diving in Sharm el-Sheikh is more interesting than in Hurghada. There are more colorful reefs and popular spots with vibrant underwater life. Lovers of a leisurely beach holiday on site have always appreciated Egypt for its budget, good helpful service, delicious food, alcohol included and fun animation. Where is the best place to stay in Egypt? Sharm El Sheikh or Hurghada? Choosing between Sharm el-Sheikh and Hurghada is not so difficult if you look at the situation objectively. Here are a couple of tips: If you want a youth “hangout” – it’s better to go to Sharm el-Sheikh. There is music until the morning, more “fun” hotels, and beyond them there are many clubs and vibrant nightlife. If you are traveling with your family, take a look at the hotels in Hurghada. This resort is quieter, each hotel has a large area where there is everything your heart desires: swimming pools, restaurants, alcohol, discos, animation, children’s clubs. There is little entertainment outside the territory – a couple of cafes and a small market. Hurghada is a couple of degrees cooler – it will be easier to endure the summer heat there. In winter, it will be more comfortable in the bays of Sharm, closed from the wind. If it is important for you to see the pyramids, Luxor, the Valley of the Kings, Giza and Cairo, then it is better to go to Hurghada. There are more day trips from here because this resort is closer to the main attractions. If it is important to save money, then housing in Hurghada is cheaper. Excursions from here are also cheaper, because it is closer to the sights of Egypt than Sharm el-Sheikh. When is the best time to travel with a child? It’s better to travel with a child in September, October, November, April and May – this is all the high season in Egypt, so be prepared for the corresponding prices. The child will be comfortable swimming and being in the sun. And from September to mid-December, the mango season lasts – use this if your kids have already tasted this fruit. I take trips with a child a little easier and would even gladly spend the winter in Egypt. Children will receive a useful dose of vitamin D even in the February sun, and almost every heated pool has valuable sea water. And the prices for tours during this period are lower. And, of course, it will be more useful for kids if you go for a month or two. While I was writing this paragraph, I seriously thought about the upcoming wintering and climbed to look for decent hotels for families with children in Egypt. Understood long and meticulously. I tear off the ones that I liked the most: Hotels for families with children in Sharm El Sheikh: 5* Albatros Aqua Park Sharm El Sheikh 5* Hilton Sharm Waterfalls Resort 4* Jaz Fanara Resort 5* Sentido Reef Oasis Senses Aqua Park Resort 5* Reef Oasis Beach Resort 4* Aqua Blu Resort Sharm El Sheikh Hotels for families with children in Hurghada: 5* Jasmine Palace Resort 5* Mirage Bay Resort & Aqua Park 4* Jungle Aqua Park I will give you some tips to save money on holidays in Egypt: Choose a holiday in the low season – in summer or in February, if you are not afraid of heat or winds. The New Year in Egypt, like the May holidays, is expensive. Book tours for the period after the New Year and May holidays – the hype for holidays on these dates is falling, and hotels are reducing prices. Buy tours a few months before the trip – so you can get a discount for early booking. Book excursions not with a local guide from the operator, but at Sputnik8 – there are many discounts and good Russian-speaking guides. Useful sites for traveling around Egypt used by tourists: Apply for an online visa – Official portal Buy tickets – Aviasales ) — Kiwitaxi Buy a profitable tour — Travelata or Onlinetours Holidays in Egypt in April: pros and cons Egypt in April, let’s face it, the option is good, but not ideal. The sea is much warmer in the UAE and Caribbean resorts, and there are no sandstorms in Southeast Asia. Nevertheless, the hotels on the Red Sea are not empty, and in the reviews about the holidays in Egypt in April, mostly praises are heard. There is an explanation for this: Egypt can be reached from many countries faster than Thailand or Mexico; the price of a vacation is noticeably lower than in the resorts of Asia or America; proven hotels with all-inclusive system and children’s entertainment free from all worries; moderate heat and dry air are more suitable for children than the heat of the Emirates or the humid climate of Thai resorts. There are some downsides, though. Firstly, the sea may not be warm enough – in this case, you should look for a hotel with a swimming pool. Secondly, there are sandstorms in spring. Really bad weather rarely happens, and even if it catches you on vacation, then in a good hotel you will not have time to get bored. Thirdly, the second half of April is considered the beginning of the high season. Prices in this regard climb up, the number of tourists increases. And yet, in the middle of spring, holidays are cheaper, and the resorts are less crowded than in May or in the summer months. You can save on early booking, so we advise you to think in the fall where to relax in Egypt in April. Weather and general feeling In the middle of spring in this African country, in contrast to the tropical islands, real summer weather is already set. April is a transitional month between winter holidays and high season. The weather during this period is comfortable – the sun warms enough for a beach holiday, but there is no exhausting heat and stuffiness that are typical for the summer months. Despite the fact that the air temperature can reach high levels, the heat is not so noticeable due to the wind. It blows constantly here, creating a feeling of coolness. However, it is deceptive, so you should not neglect the measures of protection against heat stroke. Khamsin, as the desert wind is called, in the first half of the month can cause trouble for tourists in the form of sandstorms. Therefore, during this period it is better to go on vacation to the Sinai Peninsula, protected from the wind by a mountain range. In the second half of the month, khamsin subsides, and the weather stabilizes. Therefore, the risk of getting caught in a hot gust of wind is greatly reduced. Weather in Egypt in April Arriving in Egypt in April with a child, you will go from a cool rainy spring to a hot and dry summer. The air temperature is up to +30°C, the sun is in the clear sky, not a drop of precipitation is a real paradise for those who miss a beach holiday. The weather in early April is similar to March – moderately warm during the day, cold at night. But more often from the very beginning of the month, thermometers show more than + 25 ° С. The weather in Egypt at the end of April changes little, except that the thermometers often reach +30°С. This does not affect the sea temperature so much – it rarely rises above +23°C. An unpleasant feature of the weather in April-May is a strong wind. It is especially noticeable in Hurghada and neighboring resorts. In Sharm el-Sheikh, the wind does not interfere with rest so much, although sandstorms are possible there, as in all of Egypt. What to see in Egypt? My review Egypt is the oldest civilization and there is definitely something to see here. Many initially come to Egypt for the sake of the pyramids, Cairo and Luxor, and not at all for a beach holiday. I made a sign, it shows how rich the Egyptian excursion is.	$30
Colored Salama Canyon and Dahab	A lot of impressions in one day: multi-colored rocks, corals, camel rides, the underwater world in the Abu Galum reserve, the Blue Hole, quad bikes, a hearty lunch and the Dahab market.	$25
To the pyramids and Sphinxes — a trip to Cairo	This is an excursion from Sharm el-Sheikh. During the day you will see: – the capital Cairo – the Egyptian Museum – the Pyramids of Giza – the Pyramid of Cheops – the Great Sphinx – Papyrus Museum For an additional fee, you can go on a cruise on the Nile.	$50
To Luxor by bus: “City of the Dead” and “City of the Living”	This is an excursion from Hurghada to the ancient capital of Egypt – Luxor. During the tour, tourists watch: – the city of the living, where locals live and real oriental flavor reigns; – the city of the dead – the other side of the Nile, where there is a valley of the dead with temples and tombs, the Colossi of Memnon, the rock temple of Queen Hatshepsut. Optionally, you can go on a cruise on the Nile to Banana Island.	$46
Cairo: Nile Dinner Cruise with Entertainment	Just imagine: a calm evening, a ship sailing on the Nile, the shining lights of Cairo. During the cruise, you watch live performances, listen to traditional Arabic songs and taste local cuisine. A kind of cozy Arabian night, which will definitely remain in your memory for years.	$30

In general, there are still a lot of inexpensive entertainments and excursions in Egypt, which can be used to dilute leisurely lying on the beach. For example, I went on a safari, a sightseeing tour of Hurghada, went down to the depths in a submarine – there is even a certificate somewhere.

When I travel – both in Russia and abroad – I book excursions on three well-known sites. I compare prices first, of course. There you can cancel your booking for free if plans have changed and read reviews about the guides. There are also excursions in Russian and there are often discounts. These sites are:

• Sputnik8
• Tripster
• Getyourguide

Air and water temperature

The climate of Egypt is desert tropical. This means that it is dry and warm all year round. Winter, by African standards, is cool, summer is very hot, and spring and autumn are the most pleasant time. Here is what the weather forecast for April looks like in some cities of Egypt: