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Where’s Hot in March? 6 Must-Visit Destinations

Come March, the novelty of hat and scarf season is over and we’re itching to see the first flowers of Spring. And, if you love your holidays like we do, no doubt you’re also craving sunnier climes by this time of year. So, where’s hot in March? Say goodbye to winter and hello to warmth in one of these 7 sunbaked destinations.

Caribbean

Weather: Max: 28 degrees (approx.) | Min: 23 degrees (approx.)

What to do: Winter is prime season over in the Caribbean – so make sure you book well in advance and expect some crowds – though still considerably lower than the summer. Whether you’re looking to relax on one of the sugar-white beaches with a rum cocktail in hand, dance to the reggae beats of a live jam session, go for a hike in the mountains or dive into the crystal-clear water, you couldn’t pick a more perfect place to escape the cold weather!

Where to stay: Choose your island wisely, depending on the type of trip you’re looking to take – March is Spring Break season, so the young and fun crowds tend to descend on Cancun, Puerto Rico, the Bahamas, Jamaica and the Dominican Republic. If you’re going on holiday to let off some steam, then these could be the islands for you, but if you just want to kick back and live the chilled island lifestyle, head to jungle-clad St Lucia or beach-fringed Barbados.

Further reading: 10 of the best Caribbean islands for the food, drink and music scene; Where to stay in the Caribbean

Canary Islands, Spain

Weather: Max: 22 degrees (approx.) | Min: 14 degrees (approx.)

What to do: It may be the cooler destination on this list, but the Canary Islands in March are great for those looking for a bit of winter warmth without scorching temperatures. Tenerife, Lanzarote and Gran Canaria are our top picks if you’re going away with little ones, as you can easily spend a day on their sandy beaches without worrying about the kids getting too hot. All three islands are also well-known for their stunning volcanic scenery, making them well-suited to keen walkers and hikers.

Where to stay: We’ve got an amazing collection of villas situated across Gran Canaria, Tenerife and Lanzarote – from affordable family-friendly holiday homes to super stylish spots.

Further reading: Which Canary Island is right for you? Quiz!

Marrakech, Morocco

Weather: Max: 23 degrees (approx.) | Min: 10 degrees (approx.)

What to do: In March, the temperatures start to rise in Marrakech and average at a comfortable level – ideal for those wanting to take on a trip to the Sahara or chaotic meander through the souks. As it’s still out of season for tourists, this is the ideal time to visit if you prefer lower crowd levels – particularly if you want to go museum-hopping.

Where to stay: It’s all about glamourous getaways when you head to Marrakech! With fully-catered stays to riads not far from the hustle and bustle, our selection of villas in Morocco will have something for everyone.

Further reading: Marrakech travel guide; Top 5 Moroccan Dishes to Try

Mexico

Weather: Max: 30 degrees (approx.) | Min: 21 degrees (approx.)

What to do: Did you know that, between December and April, Mexico offers non-stop sunshine? However, that’s not the only reason why we think it’s a great choice for getting away from the winter cold. From white-sand beaches and turquoise oceans to endless Margaritas and colourful street food, this vibrant country is brimming with culture that the locals can’t wait to share with you. Just be sure to learn a few Spanish phrases before your trip – they’ll appreciate the effort!

Where to stay: Our amazing collection of villas in Mexico allow you to truly explore it all, with top spots in Baja California, the Pacific Coast and Cancun. 

Further reading: Top 22 destinations for 2022

Southern Thailand

Weather: Max: 32 degrees (approx. ) | Min: 25 degrees (approx.)

What to do: March isn’t necessarily the best time of year to visit the northern or central areas of Thailand as they go through their hot and humid season, but it’s pretty perfect for a trip to the southern region. Sugar-white beaches and turquoise waters await – ideal for basking in and sharing on social media as friends back home stay bundled up. If you’re particularly keen to explore the colourful, coral-filled reefs around these islands, March is considered the best time of year for scuba diving and snorkelling.

Where to stay: Our ever-growing collection of villas in Thailand now covers Phuket, Ko Kut, Koh Pha Ngan, and Koh Samui with each and every one boasting its very own castaway beaches and cultural attractions.

Further reading: Best beaches in Thailand; 2-Week Thailand Itinerary

Orlando, Florida

Weather: Max: 26 degrees (approx. ) | Min: 13 degrees (approx.)

What to do: Orlando in March offers you perfect theme park weather while still escaping the busy summer crowds. Home to the magical Walt Disney World Resort as well as Universal Orlando, Busch Gardens, Sea World and Legoland, it’s a top spot for families and groups of friends no matter their age. 

We’d suggest a visit to Disney’s EPCOT to enjoy the annual Flower and Garden Festival – character topiaries, a butterfly house, live performances and sustainable dishes await. However, you should take note that March is also Spring Break season, so it may be a little busier in some places around key dates. To avoid overcrowding, head to the beaches on the coast, boat around the Everglades or picnic in Blue Springs State Park.

Where to stay: It’s all about resort living in Orlando – our luxury villas bring you independence and privacy along with family-oriented facilities and activities! They’re also located right near the parks, allowing you to make it for rope drop each morning.  

Further reading: Guide to Walt Disney World’s 50th Anniversary; Best Theme Parks in Florida

Still unsure about which destination you’d like to opt for? Check out all our favourite 2022 holiday destinations for more inspiration! Then, contact our free concierge service who are more than happy to help you with your decision, allowing you to enjoy the first sun rays of the year in no time!

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The best Canary Island: which one to choose?

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With year-round sunshine the dazzlingly diverse landscapes suit all tastes and budgets – there is a Canary Island for every traveller

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22 April 2020

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This Spanish archipelago lies off the north-west coast of Morocco, on the exposed tips of a vast volcanic mountain range beneath the Atlantic Ocean. The irresistible combination of Moroccan and Spanish flavours, plus year-round sunshine and a wildly varied topography primed the Canary Islands for over-tourism throughout the 1990s, and they’ve struggled to shake off their bad rep as package-holiday destination ever since. But travellers who look past these dated assumptions are rewarded with an idyllic cluster of wildly diverse islands waiting to be rediscovered.

The varied scenery of the islands is spellbinding: Tenerife, Lanzarote, Gran Canaria and their neighbours have otherworldly volcanic landscapes, lush pine forests, secret rocky coves and swathes of sand dunes. Permanent good weather, historic towns, a calendar of unusual festivals and superlative cuisine and local wine mean there is really no bad time to visit. Travellers can bed down in stylish beach hotels, agriturismo Airbnbs, remote bohemian yurts and cliff-hugging private villas. Whether you’re a dedicated road cyclist keen on discovering remote corners of Gran Canaria, an architecture buff obsessed with César Manrique’s structures across Lanzarote or a nature-lover seeking out new species of wildflowers in the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve of tiny El Hierro, there is a Canary Island for every traveller.

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  TENERIFE

  As the largest and most developed of the islands, Tenerife has sophisticated hotels, brilliant food and a rich cultural offering. But beyond the busy southern hotel complexes, it’s entirely possible to find unspoiled corners, such as cobblestoned Garachico and colourful La Laguna in the rugged and less-developed north, giving travellers the best of both worlds.

  Dominating the entire island is snow-capped volcano Pico del Teide, Spain’s tallest peak, criss-crossed with some of the most spectacular hiking trails in the Canary Islands. In Tenerife’s crammed cultural calendar, one highlight is the Carnival of Santa Cruz in February, the biggest parade after Rio de Janeiro. And the Surrealist painter Oscar Domínguez is rightly revered here in his homeland, with a fabulous collection of his canvases displayed at TEA (Tenerife Espacio de las Artes) in Santa Cruz.

  We’ve rounded up the best bits of Tenerifehere

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  FUERTEVENTURA

  Just 60 miles off the African coast, Fuerteventura is sun-baked and wind-blasted, with cacti-dotted plains, rolling sand dunes and crashing, emerald-green waves. Its Parque Natural de Corralejo, containing the largest dunes in the Canary Islands, is almost Martian in its otherworldliness. The Atalayita Village Archaeological Interpretation Centre is the island’s most significant historic site, with ancient aboriginal houses built into lava-formed walls. The year-round sunshine and consistent wind make the island a world-class destination for wind-surfers and kite-surfers who flock to Playa de Sotavento, but there are also plenty of sheltered coves for swimming, snorkelling and sun-basking. In a further rebuttal to accusations of over-tourism, goats outnumber people on Fuerteventura, and the prevalence of goat’s cheeses – the most popular being Majorero – on the island’s menus is a constant reminder of their supremacy.

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  GRAN CANARIA

  A multi-faceted favourite with travellers who want to combine some dedicated beach action with mountain hikes and visits to historical towns, the third-largest island in the archipelago is arguably the most diverse of the lot. Nearly half of the Canarian population have made their home here in Gran Canaria, among Las Palmas’s historical highlights including the 15th-century Cathedral of Santa Ana and the 18th-century Casa de Colón, where it is claimed that explorer Christopher Columbus plotted his five-week first voyage to America. The island’s mountainous interior attracts modern explorers, with Artenara perhaps having the most melodramatic views of all.

  Read more about Gran Canariahere

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  LA GOMERA

  Devotees swear this is the most authentic Canarian island, a pint-sized delight with some of the best cuisine in the archipelago dished out of backstreet tavernas, a vibrant craft scene and a lingering local lingo – Silbo Gomero – comprised of whistling sounds that carry messages up to three miles to neighbouring villages. San Sebastián is the island’s capital, where restaurants serve watercress soup and fiery papas arrugadas (potatoes with chilli-pepper sauce), and potters can be seen spinning traditional ceramics in open-air workshops. For an island that measures just 22 miles from east to west, it somehow packs in 400 miles of dedicated trails, and it was awarded World Biosphere Reserve status in 2011.

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  EL HIERRO

  The least developed, second-smallest and most southwestern of the eight main Canary Islands, El Hierro is beloved by responsibly minded travellers for its small-scale, largely family-run enterprises, undulating hillsides dotted with wildflowers and for being entirely self-sufficient with renewable energy. Criminally overlooked, El Hierro is romantic, remote and a haven for hikers, kayakers, snorkellers and surfers.

  As a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve, more than half of the island is pristine wilderness, and forward-thinking regulations prohibit the construction of buildings higher than two floors. This untamed, traditional yet ecologically progressive island appeals to intrepid adventurers as well as solitude-seekers, while the 47-room Parador hotel is an oasis of low-key luxury and culinary sophistication among the more homespun guesthouses and restaurants around the island. For flight-minimising travellers who want to mix-and-match their Canary Islands, the ferry from Puerto de la Estaca in the north of the island sails to Tenerife in under three hours.

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  LA PALMA

  The greenest island in the archipelago, La Palma is dedicated to nature, its black-sand beaches spared the mass development of the larger islands with their white sands. Canarians call the island ‘La Isla Bonita’ (the Pretty Island), and the capital Santa Cruz de La Palma is an architectural delight, with a 16th-century old town lined with grand, balconied and whitewashed manors and residences.

  In 1983 La Palma was the first Canary Island to be designated a Biosphere Reserve, and it remains one of the quietest spots in the Canaries, the choice of travellers who prefer low-key luxury and natural abundance over the glitz and glamour of the island’s big sisters.

  The rainforested north is a highlight, where the Enchanted Forest lives up to its name, but the volcanic south, where craters and craggy rock formations mark the landscape, is no less remarkable.

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  LANZAROTE

  This has always been the Canary Island of choice for those looking for a holiday less ordinary. Geologically extreme and culturally unconventional, Lanzarote has a lunar landscape that is characterised by 300 volcanic cones and faintly apocalyptic blackened lava fields, where volcanic vineyards offer a completely unique experience of wine tourism. The island’s glorious irregularity and bohemian ethos is underpinned by the legacy of 20th-century lanzaroteño artist, architect and visionary César Manrique, whose spectacular constructions are dotted across the land and include a cavernous underground music venue and nightclub, a Bond villain-esque lighthouse and a space-age cactus garden.

  Beyond its endlessly fascinating culinary and cultural credentials, Lanzarote is a dream destination for road cyclists due to its network of routes, while surf shacks line the coastline.

  Read more about Lanzarotehere

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  LA GRACIOSA

  It was only in 2018 that Spain’s General Commission of the Autonomous Communities of the Senate declared this dinky rocky outcrop with no paved roads and just 700 permanent residents the eighth official Canary Island. Reached from Lanzarote by a half-hour ferry, La Graciosa is a designated UNESCO World Heritage site, making for uncrowded beaches, a smattering of modest guesthouses and restaurants, and dirt roads that can only be navigated by foot, bike and the occasional four-wheel drive. Accommodation is generally confined to campsites or cute rental cottages, but a number of savvy Airbnb hosts accepts guests on their yachts in the tiny marina.

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Infographic: Tenerife Vs Gran Canaria

Infographic: Which Canary Island Is Right For You?

The two most popular Canary Islands, Tenerife and Gran Canaria, attract tourists all year round for different reasons. With a unique landscape that includes everything from volcanic rock formations to endless sandy beaches as well as delicious food and great entertainment, there is a lot to see and experience on these beautiful islands. To decide which of these two destinations to choose for your next tropical escape, it’s worth knowing the similarities and differences between Tenerife and Gran Canaria.

Tenerife

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Tenerife has it all from a National Park where you can explore without meeting a single soul to famous resort areas filled with hotels, shops, and restaurants. The southern part of Tenerife includes Playa de las Americas and Costa Adeje, purposefully built resort areas with lots of things to do amongst which a visit to the Thai-themed Siam Park is an absolute must. This fun water park offers a wide range of attractions from a relaxing lazy river ride to a 28-meter water slide for the boldest of adventurers.

Cross the resort borders and discover Tenerife’s unique beauty. Towering Mount Tiede will give you a chance to admire the National Park’s volcanic landscape from the highest point in Spain reaching a whopping 3,718 meters.

Although it’s the most popular Canary destination among tourists, Tenerife has countless charming villages for those who prefer to explore the road less traveled. Don’t hesitate to add Garachico, La Orotava, San Cristobal de la Laguna, El Puertito, Masca, and Los Gigantes on your to-visit Tenerife list, because these cuddly, pretty villages will spoil you with the most breathtaking sceneries, lovely atmosphere, and delicious food.

Capital: Santa Cruz de Tenerife

Thanks to Santa Cruz de Tenerife’s history of wealth, the city is filled with stunning historic buildings, so don’t miss the chance to admire its beautiful architecture. The capital is well connected to the tourist areas in Tenerife which makes it easy for travelers to visit. mesois one of the city’s highlights. This alluring golden beach boasts tones of imported sand from the Sahara desert.

Beaches

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Besides Playa de las Teresitas which is a real treat for bare feet, Tenerife’s Playa de las Vistas is another artificial beach with golden sand, unlike the island’s natural beaches that have volcanic black sand. For a lively atmosphere head over to the gorgeous El Duque beach, on the western tip of Costa Adeje. Cut off by a huge rock which offers a breathtaking view of the sea, and surrounded by luxury resorts this beach is one of Tenerife’s finest. Fañabé beach is perfect for those who enjoy water sports, while La Tejita’s endless sand is reserved for those who enjoy sunbathing for hours. More of Tenerife’s best-looking beaches include Los Gigantes, Masca, El Bollulo, and Playa Jardin.

Restaurants & Nightlife

This is the only Canary island with Michelin Star restaurants like Kabuki, El Rincón de Juan Carlos, and M.B. Tenerife offers many flavors to taste from traditional Spanish to Thai, Chinese, and Indian. You’ll also spot a lot of Irish Pubs and global food chains, so there is something for everybody. The best nightlife is in Playa de las Americas with clubs and bars that work until the early morning hours.

Gran Canaria

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Despite the rivalry between Gran Canaria and Tenerife, these two Canary Islands are very similar. However, Gran Canaria is a slightly less popular choice than the infamous Tenerife, mostly because the largest Canary island offers a little bit of everything for everybody. Gran Canaria, on the other hand, is famous for its diverse scenery that you can’t find on any of the nearby islands.

Don’t be fooled by the unspoiled landscapes, this island also has bustling resort areas, but the best parts are outside of the resorts. There are multiple picturesque towns to visit among which Agaete, Puerto de las Nieves, and Roque Nublo where you can see the stunning terracotta rock formations. The outstanding sands of sare another highlight of the island, with its dunes that will make you think you are in the middle of the Sahara. Gran Canaria doesn’t have the impressive Tiede, but this island won’t disappoint you with its nature and breathtaking views. For hiking enthusiasts, there is a walking festival every October with routes that unveil the most fascinating sights of the island.

Capital: Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is situated between two mesmerizing bays and their beautiful beaches Playa de las Canteras and Playa de Las Alcaravaneras. The capital’s old town has a rich historical and cultural heritage which is a part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site. In Las Palmas, you’ll find both magnificent sandy beaches and bustling city life.

Beaches

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Gran Canaria beats Tenerife when it comes to beaches. One of the most iconic beaches on the island is the previously mentioned Maspalomas ,which is reminiscent of the desert and includes a nudist zone. Gran Canaria’s Puerto Rico beach has that exotic Caribbean feel thanks to the countless palm trees and azure sky which makes it one of the most beautiful sun, sand, and sea destinations on the island. Other marvelous beaches include Las Canteras, Playa del Ingles, Taurito, and Amadores.

Restaurants & Nightlife

Gran Canaria offers dishes from the national cuisine of around 30 different countries, but you shouldn’t miss the chance to taste the delicious Canarian food. You can have a laidback lunch or dinner on some of the open terraces across the island. Party animals should head over to Las Palmas, Maspalomas, or Playa del Ingles for the best nightlife on the island.

Conclusion

Both Tenerife and Gran Canaria are perfect for people who are looking for lots of diversity in the places they visit. While Tenerife is the most popular tourist destination out of all the Canary Islands, this island has a lot in common with Gran Canaria. With year-round temperatures suitable for catching a tan and swimming, you can book your Canary vacation without worrying about the weather. Go for Tenerife if you prefer popular tourist destinations with great restaurants and nightlife. On the other hand, Gran Canaria is your best bet if you want to explore the breathtaking landscapes and outstanding beaches.

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What’S The Hottest Month In Lanzarote?

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August is the hottest month in Lanzarote with an average temperature of 25°C (77°F) and the coldest is January at 17°C (63°F) with the most daily sunshine hours at 10 in August. The wettest month is December with an average of 29mm of rain.

Contents

• 1 What is the best month to go to Lanzarote?
• 2 Which part of Lanzarote is the hottest?
• 3 What is the hottest day in Lanzarote?
• 4 How hot does Lanzarote get?
• 5 What’s the coldest month in Lanzarote?
• 6 Is Lanzarote warmer than Tenerife?
• 7 Why is it hazy in Lanzarote?
• 8 Is Lanzarote hotter than Tenerife in April?
• 9 Which side of Lanzarote is windy?
• 10 What is the sunniest part of Lanzarote?
• 11 Which is the hottest Canary island?
• 12 How hot is Lanzarote in April?
• 13 What is a Calima in Lanzarote?
• 14 Does it ever rain in Lanzarote?
• 15 What part of Lanzarote is hottest in April?
• 16 Are there rats in Lanzarote?
• 17 Can you sunbathe in Lanzarote in January?
• 18 How hot is Lanzarote in July?
• 19 What is the nicest Canary Island?
• 20 What is the hottest Canary Island in April?

What is the best month to go to Lanzarote?

For the highest temperatures the best time to visit Lanzarote is between June and September although the sub tropical climate offers sunshine throughout the year and winter months are equally popular with visitors. The hottest month of the year is August with an average daily maximum of 31 C and an average low of 22 C.

Which part of Lanzarote is the hottest?

Arrecife
When its hot, Arrecife is the hottest place.

What is the hottest day in Lanzarote?

The heat record is 43.5 °C (110 °F), recorded in August 1980. In July 2004 and August 2010, the temperature reached 43 °C (109.5 °F), while in 2015, it reached 42.5 °C (108.5 °F) in May and 37 °C (98.5 °F) in October.

How hot does Lanzarote get?

The record high recorded on the island is 43.6 degrees, and the record low is 8.0 degrees. To contrast that with Dublin, the warmest month is July, with a mean temperature of 16.9 degrees, so Lanzarote is warmer in our coldest month than Dublin in it’s warmest.

What’s the coldest month in Lanzarote?

January
August is the hottest month in Lanzarote with an average temperature of 25°C (77°F) and the coldest is January at 17°C (63°F) with the most daily sunshine hours at 10 in August.

Is Lanzarote warmer than Tenerife?

The south of Gran Canaria has a climate that is similar to Tenerife, so it’s a great option also for your winter holiday. Lanzarote and Fuerteventura usually have more cloudy days, which makes the weather seem cooler compared to Tenerife.

Why is it hazy in Lanzarote?

The word Calima itself originates from the Spanish word for “haze”, in this case the haze is a layer of dust and sand brought on high winds originating from Africa. On occasion weather fronts in the south-west of the Canary Islands can increase wind-speeds even more.

Is Lanzarote hotter than Tenerife in April?

Lanzarote and Tenerife are the hottest Canary Islands in April. In the case of Tenerife, keep in mint that the temperatures in the north are lower than in the south where the tourist resorts are located.

Which side of Lanzarote is windy?

Lanzarote is situated to the the north (above) the equator and we sit directly in the area where the wind is blowing steadily from the north east. This wind blows all year around, although the speed varies from time to time.

What is the sunniest part of Lanzarote?

Island microclimates: the weather in Playa Blanca, Lanzarote
Playa Blanca enjoys more sunshine and higher temperatures than the rest of the island, which is why it has become such as popular tourist hotspot.

Which is the hottest Canary island?

Lanzarote. Lanzarote tends to be the hottest and most arid of the Canaries, as it is closest to the Sahara desert and because it is one of the lowest lying islands.

How hot is Lanzarote in April?

The hottest of the Canary Islands, Lanzarote’s temperatures rise to an average maximum of 23.7 ºC in April. However wind speeds do pick up this month and reach around 14.5 mph making the days feel cooler.

What is a Calima in Lanzarote?

The calima is a hot and oppresive wind and occurs when there is high pressure over The Sahara, which in turn drives a southerly wind towards Lanzarote, bringing Saharan temperatures and sand with it.

Does it ever rain in Lanzarote?

Lanzarote Weather & Climate
Rain is very rare, resulting in a dry climate with an average 16 days of rainfall annually, usually between December and February.

What part of Lanzarote is hottest in April?

south playa blanca
Being the furthest south playa blanca is the warmest. It also benefits from the mountains at Femes that can often break up the clouds, plus gives shelter from the wind.

Are there rats in Lanzarote?

Findings suggest that the introduction of Rattus rattus in Lanzarote occurred before European contact at the Middle Age (8, 9), while Rattus norvegicus introduction is more recent, probably around the eighteenth century.

Can you sunbathe in Lanzarote in January?

Average temperatures
The average high temperature in January in Lanzarote is around 20 – 21°C, while at night you can expect temperatures of around 14°C. During the day time, you will usually be able to sunbathe, while at night you will need a cardigan or a jacket to feel warm and cosy.

How hot is Lanzarote in July?

Days are usually hot with balmy evenings, so visitors should pack light and cool clothing. The average daily maximum is 30 C and the average daily minimum is 21 C.

What is the nicest Canary Island?

Which is The best Canary Island?

• TENERIFE – BEST CANARY ISLAND FOR NIGHTLIFE.
• GRAN CANARIA – BEST CANARY ISLAND FOR HIKING.
• LANZAROTE – BEST CANARY ISLAND FOR FAMILIES.
• FUERTEVENTURA – BEST CANARY ISLAND FOR BEACHES.
• LA GOMERA – BEST CANARY ISLAND FOR AUTHENTICITY.
• LA PALMA – BEST CANARY ISLAND FOR SNORKELLING.

What is the hottest Canary Island in April?

Lanzarote and Fuerteventura are the hottest islands in April, though Gran Canaria remains warmer at night. Fuerteventura is the driest, with only 5mm of rain predicted for the month.

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Best Canary Island Beaches | James Villa Holidays

The Canaries’ Best Beaches

No two Canary Islands are the same, so it only makes sense that their beaches follow suit! With heavenly holiday villas on the awesome foursome, you’re sure to find your perfect match.

Dive into Lanzarote’s crystal clear waters, dig your toes into Tenerife’s wide golden sand arcs, stare in disbelief at Gran Canaria’s gargantuan sand dunes and fall in love with Fuerteventura’s flawless sheltered coves…

Lanzarote

Lovers of all things sun, sand and sea will find beach paradise in Lanzarote! Almost 100 beautiful bays cover the coastline, from black volcanic sand to exotic coves all lapped by crystalline waters. One of the most well-known sandy spots on the island, Playa de Papayago is a collection of captivating coves sloping into gentle, warm waters. Perfect for little paddlers! Thanks to their stunning location in Los Ajaches Natural Park on Lanzarote’s southern tip, the beaches are unspoilt and enjoy the best weather on the island!

Most of us prefer our holiday drama free, unless you’re talking about a dazzlingly dramatic coastline of course! Picture-perfect Playa de Famara is one of the most beautiful areas on the island. Nestled in the northwest, bustling holiday resorts are a distant memory on these spectacular shores. Backed by towering cliffs and rugged rock formations, the spellbinding beach is swimming in space – which means no sharing your favourite sand spot with anyone else! Bliss for holidaymakers who’re looking to get away from it all. Wind whips up the wild waves, making Famara a playground for surfers of all abilities!

Tenerife

Wide golden arcs add a heavenly holiday spark when it comes to Tenerife’s beaches. Blue Flags galore line these shores, with a huge helping of family friendly man-made stretches to boot. Picturesque Playa de la Enramada is bliss for couples who enjoy lazy beach strolls. Feel at one with nature as you saunter along the calming coastline – this is the place to be for rest and relaxation.

A stone’s throw away, the lovely Las Vistas is a Blue Flag beauty made for family fun! Often hailed as one of the best beaches on the island, it’s a hit for most holidaymakers. Calm waters are perfect for little ones, while big kids can ride banana boats and play on pedalos. If you’re after a ‘something for everyone’ activity, be sure to hop aboard one of the famous glass-bottom boat tours.

The iconic black sands of awe-inspiring Los Gigantes showcase some of nature’s finest masterpieces! Head to Tenerife’s most westerly point to view the volcanic handiwork in all its glory. Captivating cliffs rise 800 metres above the sea, and tower over black sands and a crashing waves below. The unique beach packs a punch with wow-factor – so get your camera at the ready. For the best views head out to sea and stare in awe as the spectacular scene unfolds. The ‘Cliffs of the Giants’ plunge dramatically into the surrounding sea, making it a haven for marine life, so don’t be surprised if you spy a playful porpoise or two!

Gran Canaria

Turquoise waters, soft sands and wonderful watersports are all part of Gran Canaria’s sun-baked beachy beauties. Choose between balmy climes and buzzing resorts, or rugged coastlines and off-the-beaten-track surfer hotspots. Magnificent Maspalomas and its Saharan-sized dunes are one of the island’s most prized natural attractions. Millions of years in the making, the area is wonderfully wild and protected by the Canarian government thanks to its beauty and range of ecosystems. Time your visit at either sunset or sunrise and get ready for a showstopping spectacle like no other!

Playa de Amadores is a peaceful and relaxing safe-haven tucked away on the stunning southwest coast. Well protected from the Atlantic waves by breakwaters, the sea is nice and calm for your little water babies. Families favour the Blue Flag bay for its fantastic facilities and beachfront bars and restaurants. The crescent-shaped cove attracts copious couples too! Whether you’re looking to take a gentle stroll, scale the clifftops to the nearby town of Puerto Rico or simply top up your tan – it’s a magical Mediterranean marvel. Not to mention Playa de Amadores translates to ‘The Lovers Beach’.

Fuerteventura

The stunning shores of fantastic Fuerteventura are holiday heaven! Miles and miles of pristine coastline, bathing beautifully in year-round sunshine make the island a real life paradise for beach lovers. With over 150 to choose from, get ready to discover some of the most dazzling and dreamy beaches in all of the Canaries!

Sotavento beach is a southeastern gem. A whopping 17 miles of sand stretches out as far as the eye can see, and its sheer size is enough to leave visitors speechless! Spacious shores make for a peaceful day out, so find your own private spot and soak up the jaw-dropping natural beauty. Sea temperatures are a delightful 21°C year-round – perfect for both winter escapes and summer holidays to boot. Adrenaline junkies can try their hand at wet and wild watersports, with windsurfing and kitesurfing conditions consistent thanks to steady trade winds.

The lovely Lobos Island is a ten minute boat trip from the northern resort of Corralejo (a blissful beach bordering the Dunes National Park of the same name). A protected landscape, Lobos islet is the place to go for an unbeatable back-to-nature feeling! Remarkably rugged, it’s a stunning sanctuary surrounded by clear waters teeming with marine life. Hiking the island takes a little over an hour and is the best way to get up close and personal with your spellbinding surroundings. Once you’re content with your intrepid explorations, roll out your towel and make the most of the gorgeous secluded beaches.

The Canaries are a year-round sunshine spectacle, so beach lovers are in luck whatever the season! Take a look at our Canary Island winter holidays for some inspiration…

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The Best Islands in Spain

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From sun-drenched beaches to thrilling adventures and family-friendly resorts, the best Spanish islands offer a smorgasbord of holiday fun.

Traverse volcanic landscapes, soak up the sun and discover unique coastlines, on a trip to the Canary Islands. Here, you’ll take your pick of seven main islands blessed by nature’s paintbrush and bursting with activities to suit every desire.

Among the most beautiful islands in Europe, the Balearics boast the sun-kissed beaches of your paradise island fantasies. Whether you indulge in Ibiza’s famous party scene, Mallorca’s abundance of child-friendly attractions or Menorca’s quiet charm, you’re always just steps away from natural wonders.

That’s all without mentioning Spain’s best-kept secrets, for island holidays steeped in romance and serenity.

Spanish Islands Map

Here’s your map of the best islands to visit in Spain. If you’re having trouble deciding, just close your eyes and point, you really can’t go wrong!

Balearic Islands Spain

An idyllic group of islands off the coast of Spain, Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza and Formentera have long been celebrated among the best islands in Europe. Each has its own distinct character, but all of them bathe in a mild Mediterranean climate to match postcard-perfect scenery at every turn.

Choose an island to suit your holiday style, your personality or your family’s favourite activities. Or, hop across the entire region to fulfil all your dreams of island-based adventures and tranquil, seaside bliss.

MALLORCA ISLAND

The largest Spanish island, Mallorca is a perfectly blended holiday cocktail of sapphire seas, cultural traditions, cosmopolitan treats and rural landscapes. It also happens to be the hottest Balearic Island, so hit its glittering shores in August if you love nothing more than basking in the heat.

Popular Spanish resorts abound, with everything from sprawling beachfront hotels featuring kids’ clubs, water sports and glistening swimming pools, to mountain-top hideaways for two.

If all you want to do is laze on the beach, choose a different, golden arc of sand each day. Cala Formentor offers sunbeds, watersports and lifeguards on a backdrop of pine trees, while Caló des Moro is an unspoilt, cliff-flanked bay for serene snorkelling.

Off the sand, tantalise your taste buds with fresh seafood in Palma, cycle through the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range and step back in time at the Roman city of Pollentia.

Read more: Best Beaches in Mallorca / Photos to inspire you to visit Mallorca / Best Places to Stay in Mallorca

How to get to Mallorca, Spain

Fly into Palma de Mallorca Airport direct with airlines including British Airways, Lufthansa, Jet2, easyJet and Ryanair from the UK and Europe.

MENORCA ISLAND

In terms of Spain beach holiday destinations, Menorca’s coastline dazzles even the most well-travelled sun worshippers. Perfectly-formed, peaceful coves blend with popular stretches of sand like Cala Galdana, where you’ll watch yachts bobbing on the turquoise water and enjoy kayaking, paddle boats and beachfront restaurants.

Along with the allure of over 200 kilometres of coastline, rolling hills and whitewashed villages await inland, with plenty of opportunities to walk or cycle through stunning landscapes.

For history lovers, stone monuments that date back thousands of years dot the countryside. These include remnants of Talayotic settlements and you can take different routes through villages to explore burial chambers, watchtowers, altars and traditional houses.

When it’s time for boutique shopping, dining, drinking and panoramic vistas, head to the capital, Mahón. With a vibrant port, cobbled streets and a penchant for gin, simply strolling around town brings a delightful surprise on every corner. If you’re taking the kids with you, make a beeline for water parks in Cala’n Bosch and Los Delfines.

Read more: Best Beaches in Menorca / Best Places to Stay in Menorca / Best Things to do in Menorca

How to get to Menorca, Spain

To
get there, fly direct into Menorca Airport with airlines including British
Airways, Vueling, Jet2 and Lufthansa from the UK and Europe.

IBIZA ISLAND

One of the most famous places in Spain, Ibiza’s summer season of celebrity DJs, glamorous nightclubs and bars right on the sand makes it one of the world’s top party destinations. Breathtaking beaches encircle the ‘White Isle’, from the iconic Playa D’en Bossa with Balearic beats ringing through the air, to the crystal clear waters of family favourite, Cala Llonga.

You could spend an entire holiday here enchanted by the infectious festive spirit, but there’s so much more than sun and sangria to enjoy.

Delve into Ibiza Town’s World Heritage-listed old quarter, complete with a castle, cathedral and mysterious laneways. For bohemian-inspired clothes, gifts and homewares, stroll around the town’s harbourfront promenade and stop for cocktails at chic restaurants and bars.

To escape the crowds, head towards the island’s laidback, yoga-loving north. You’ll find wellness resorts, hippy markets, horse riding trails and the amazing stalagmites and stalactites of Can Marca Caves at San Miguel.

Read More: Best Places to Stay in Ibiza, Spain; Best Beaches in Ibiza

How to get to Ibiza

Fly into Ibiza Airport from the UK and Europe with a range of airlines including British Airways, Air France, easyJet and Ryanair, or take a ferry from Valencia, Barcelona or Denia.

FORMENTERA ISLAND

If your idea of a Spain beach vacation is eating, sleeping and enjoying long, languorous hours lazing on some of the world’s most beautiful beaches, hop over to Formentera. It’s a popular hotspot for day-trippers from Ibiza. But this celebrity-haven is also home to impossibly pretty, remote coves, peaceful villages and a vibe that lulls you into complete relaxation.

Walking and cycling are the preferred, eco-friendly means of transport, as the small island is mainly flat with only a few short inclines to challenge yourself with. 

For sweeping views and Instagram-worthy photos, three lighthouses provide fantastic sunrise and sunset vantage points. When you need a break from so much relaxing, cheerful bars and restaurants help you find the motivation to get to the next beach, with traditional cuisine made from local produce.

Take a day trip to Espalmador Island for a change of scenery and to discover this private oasis for yourself. Then, upon your return, sink into a peaceful slumber at a range of boutique hotels, beachside villas and lavish resorts.

Read more: Most Beautiful Beaches in Formentera

How to get to Formentera

Formentera is accessed via Ibiza and a short ferry ride, with scheduled sailings at least every hour.

Canary Islands Spain

These Spanish islands off the coast of Africa share what many claim to be the best climate in the world. It’s no surprise then, that the Canaries are among the most popular Spanish holiday islands.

To make the most of all that sun, outdoor activities are at the top of the agenda here, with diverse landscapes for walking, diving, boating, kayaking and horse riding. In just one day, it’s possible to go from exploring surreal lava fields to rich woodlands and pristine beaches.

Scattered throughout all this natural beauty are fabulous resorts and romantic hideaways, along with recreational fun at water parks, golf courses, museums and adventure parks.

LANZAROTE ISLAND

With volcanic landscapes straight from science-fiction and the legacy of a famous artist, Lanzarote is unique among the top islands in Spain. César Manrique, an architect, sculptor and activist, transformed his home soil by designing innovative tourist attractions and ensuring overdevelopment was kept to a minimum.

The hottest Canary island also packs a holiday punch when it comes to golden, sandy beaches and calm seas filled with marine life.

When you want action and adventure, you’ll certainly find it here. Explore the lava fields and salt marshes of Timanfaya National Park, take a ride in a submarine and scuba dive to spot giant groupers. Wine lovers are in for a treat, with vineyards showcasing local labels produced from holes in volcanic rocks.

This Spanish resort island also hosts the ever-popular Puerto del Carmen, with its seafront promenade, water sports action, beach hotels, shops and pub-centred nightlife.

Read More: Most Beautiful Beaches in Lanzarote

How to get to Lanzarote, Spain

Fly direct to Lanzarote Airport with airlines including British Airways, Ryanair, easyJet, Thomas Cook Airlines and AirEuropa from Europe and the UK.

GRAN CANARIA ISLAND

Dubbed ‘The Miniature Continent’, Gran Canaria delivers a large dash of culture, a cosmopolitan capital city and beautiful, landscaped parks with its sparkling coastlines. Captivating landscapes range from dense forests to volcanic craters, soaring mountains and rugged cliffs.

It’s also one of the best Spanish islands for families, with plenty of safe swimming beaches, water parks, dolphin-spotting excursions and resorts catering for children.

To stay in the midst of museums and galleries, cosy cafes, photo-worthy architecture and shops, base yourself in Las Palmas. Las Canteras adds to the city’s appeal as one of the best places to go on holiday in Spain, as a beach that rests right in the heart of the action.

Don’t miss out on a trip to Maspalomas to see the giant, undulating sand dunes of the nature reserve. Close by, you’ll find Playa del Ingles, with a gloriously long stretch of beach and colourful nightlife.

How to get to Gran Canaria

From
major cities in Europe and the UK, airlines including British Airways, Iberia,
Vueling and easyJet fly direct to Gran Canaria Airport.

TENERIFE ISLAND

Tenerife is the largest of the Canary archipelago and one of the most popular destinations in Spain. The main tourist area, Playa de las Américas, is custom-made for easy holidays with all-inclusive resorts, water parks, fabulous beaches and the island’s best nightlife on your doorstep.

Family-friendly Los Cristianos and upmarket Costa Adeje also offer plenty to do when you’re not on the beach or sipping cocktails around the resort pool.

Spectacular places to visit in Tenerife include Mount Teide, the highest peak in Spain. Pack your walking boots, as the UNESCO-listed Teide National Park is a hiker’s paradise. If you’d rather walk and shop at the same time, Santa Cruz de Tenerife is for you.

The capital is home to one of the busiest harbours in Spain and several shopping districts including the pedestrian street, Calle de Castillo. Stop by the Plaza de Espana, the biggest square in the Canary Islands, featuring a lovely artificial lake and hours of people-watching fun.

How to get to Tenerife, Spain

Fly
direct into Tenerife North or Tenerife South Airport with airlines including
AirEuropa, British Airways, Thomas Cook Airlines and Vueling, from cities in
the UK and Europe.

FUERTEVENTURA ISLAND

A Biosphere Reserve with awe-inspiring volcanic scenery, Fuerteventura also offers more than 150 km of stunning white sand to walk, play and laze on. If you’re a cheese fan, visit one of the island’s famous cheeseries to nibble on local produce in between swimming in azure seas.

One of the prettiest places to do just that, is La Concha beach in the village of El Cotillo. Rocky reefs just offshore create homes for colourful fish which are a joy to discover while snorkelling, along with a safe splashing environment for kids.

This Spanish vacation island attracts wind and kite surfers from across the globe, with excellent conditions from the popular resort of Corralejo. You’ll find everything you want here, including atmospheric dining in Music Square, shopping in the main street, the island’s only water park and access to adventurous day trips.

Don’t miss out on exploring the sand dunes and unspoilt beaches of Corralejo National Park. Other resort areas for accommodation include family-friendly Caleta de Fuste and Puerto del Rosario, the capital and a hub for shopaholics.

How to get to Fuerteventura Island

Fly
direct into Fuerteventura Airport from cities in the UK and Europe, with
airlines including AirEuropa, easyJet, Jet2, Ryanair and Vueling.

LA PALMA ISLAND

Get set for outdoor adventures in La Palma, especially if you love hiking. Exciting trails crisscross the island and lead you through pine forests, waterfalls, salt pans and unique rock formations. It’s also famous for stargazing, with some of the world’s most advanced telescopes at El Roque de Los Muchachos Observatory.

Ever wanted to try paragliding? La Palma’s weather conditions make it possible almost 300 days of the year.

Step back in time in Santa Cruz de la Palma, with a stroll through the capital’s historic old town. You’ll see traces of its colonial past via colourful mansions, churches and museums resting on charming cobbled streets.

The town itself is a great base for exploring the island, with accommodation for all budgets, a scrumptious dining scene and a city beach just steps from the action. Spend some time beach-hopping across the island, including the tranquil bay of Los Cancajos beach and the lively Puerto Naos beach.

How to get to La Palma Island, Spain

Fly
into La Palma Airport from the UK and Europe with airlines including AirEuropa,
easyJet and Vueling.

LA GOMERA ISLAND

Pop La Gomera on your Spanish island’s list when you want to feel like you’re well and truly off-the-beaten-path. Ancient forests, ocean vistas and palm-filled valleys are much more common here than tourist-heavy resorts.

The Garajonay National Park is a natural highlight, with primitive laurel forests to explore in total serenity. Then, there’s the Los Organos Natural Monument featuring magnificent columns that take the shape of a giant organ carved into rugged, ocean-facing cliffs.

San Sebastián de la Gomera is famous as the last port of call for Christopher Columbus, before his journey to discover the New World. This is a peaceful capital, full of shady spots to sit and watch the world go by, historical monuments, restaurants and holiday rentals for every type of traveller.

Listen out for the only whistled language in the world, Silbo Gomero, a traditional form of communication that’s still taught as a school subject.

How to get to La Gomera Island in Spain

Fly to La Gomera on a domestic flight with Canaryfly or Binter Airline, or take a ferry ride, from Tenerife.

EL HIERRO ISLAND

Do you want to visit the least touristy Canary Island of the main seven? El Hierro, the first self-sufficient island with 100% renewable energy, is the choice for you. With approximately just 10,000 residents, let alone tourists, you’re almost guaranteed to find the remote wilderness experience you’re looking for.

Start your journey by diving in the warm waters of the Mar de Las Calmas Marine Reserve, to swim with marine life including parrotfish, dolphins and manta rays.

Above ground, hiking is the way to lose yourself in astounding natural surrounds. Trails across the island offer everything from leisurely walks to elevated challenges like Camino de Jinama. You’ll also discover traditions, crafts and welcoming locals at charming villages sprinkled around the tiny island. Staying at eco-hotels in secluded locations is half the fun here.

However, head to the capital, Valverde, for souvenir shopping and restaurants.

How to get to El Hierro Island

Fly from Tenerife or Gran Canaria with Canaryfly or Binter Airline to El Hierro Airport, or catch a ferry from Tenerife.

Secret Islands in Spain

It might be hard to believe, but it’s still possible to find quiet holiday destinations in Spain on exquisite, secret islands. Have you ever heard of Islas Cíes, Isla de Ons or La Graciosa? Now you have, and they might just be the best Spanish islands for couples or nature lovers seeking a true escape into peace, nature and remote bliss.

All of them are easy to get to, though once there, you’ll feel like you’re world’s away from anywhere.

ISLAS CÍES

The Atlantic Islands of Galicia National Park is where you’ll find the dream-like Cíes Islands of Monte Agudo, O Faro and San Martiño. Rodas Beach connects Monte Agudo and O Faro, a picture-perfect arc of white sand on the edge of a crystalline lagoon.

Diving on the seabeds surrounding the islands brings endless underwater surprises, like anemone forests, lobsters and crabs peeking out from the rocks.

Hiking trails traverse untamed cliffs across the islands, with panoramic views galore. Along the way, you’ll discover pristine beaches such as Bolos on O Faro and Muxieiro on Monte Agudo.

One campground on O Faro island is the only place to stay, with just 800 spots, a restaurant, cafe and shop. Don’t worry about having to take camping gear though, as you can rent a tent there.

How to get to the Cíes Islands

San Martiño is only accessible by private boat, however, ferries depart from Vigo, Cangas and Baiona to get you to O Faro and Monte Agudo.

ISLA DE ONS

Also decorating the Atlantic Islands of Galicia National Park, the Ons Islands consist of a main island and several islets surrounded by seas teeming with marine life – and beaches with barely a footprint.

Along with swimming and diving, Ons Island offers four hiking trails to easily discover the nature reserve. Take the Southern Trail to see the geological formation of Buraco do Inferno and the Lighthouse Trail for sweeping ocean views.  

The small port is in the village of O Curro, with a few services such as a shop, restaurants and a church. It’s also home to As Dornas beach, but you’ll find Area dos Cans, Canexol and Pereiro beaches to while away the sunny hours on as well. Explore on a day trip or go camping and glamping at Camping Isla de Ons.

How to get to Ons Island off Spain

To get to Ons Island, take a ferry from Bueu or Portonovo.

LA GRACIOSA ISLAND

Little-known La Graciosa is located in the Canary Archipelago and surrounded by the largest marine reserve in Europe. There are hardly any cars here, or paved roads for that matter, however biking and walking paths get you easily across the tiny island.

It’s recently been officially recognised as the eighth Canary Island – with the huge difference of idyllic beaches that are often completely free of people. In fact, intrepid travellers are already dubbing them as some of the nicest beaches in Spain.

One of just two towns, Caleta de Sebo is a small fishing village where you’ll find some seafood restaurants, guest houses and a campsite for longer stays. Then, all you need to do is rent a bike and set out to find your own perfect patch of sand on any number of beaches, including Playa de las Conchas and Playa de la Cocina.

How to get to La Graciosa Island

La Graciosa is a 30-minute ferry ride from Orzola Port in Lanzarote.

Key things to know about visiting the
Spanish Islands

If you’re finding it hard to narrow down the staggering options for where to holiday in Spain, perhaps you can let the seasons do the choosing for you.

For the most part, the hot summer months of July, August and September are peak season. When you love being surrounded by festivals, events and the exciting atmosphere of lots of holiday-makers, this is the time to enjoy the sun-drenched islands.

For a quieter holiday in cooler, though perfectly swimmable temps, visit in the shoulder seasons from April to June or October. Winter in the Canary Islands is another peak season, where temperatures remain pleasantly mild.

The good news is, that no matter when you choose to travel there’s a Spanish island paradise waiting for you!

Whether you want to hop around the shimmering Balearics, take your time delving into the unique landscapes of the Canary Islands or find your own remote paradise, the islands in Spain deliver that ‘holiday of a lifetime’ you dream of, time and again.

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Where is the hottest place in Europe in April? – Wiki Reviews

Do you dream of a place with an ideal climate? April en Europe ? So, go to the Canary Islands. Indeed, this archipelago is known for its moderate temperatures throughout the year. At April eg il feit between 19°C and 22°C on these islands and there is little to no rainfall.

Gold Where to go in the Canary Islands in April?

• El Hierro is the recommended destination for April .
• Fuerteventura is a highly recommended destination for April .
• Gran Canaria is a highly recommended destination in April .
• La Gomera is the recommended destination for April .
• La Palma is the recommended destination for April .

Where to go in Europe in 2022?

Where to go where to go en 2022 en Europe :

• 1: Cyclades: You must have heard of the Cyclades before. …
• 2 Slovenia: With only 2 million inhabitants, Slovenia is a small country located between Italy and Croatia. …
• 3 Iceland:…
• 4: Albania. …
• 5: Lofoten Islands in Norway:…
• 6: Azores:

Where is the most beautiful place in Europe?

Discover 8 places to spend the winter hot in Europe .

1. Italy. Renaissance cities, magnificent lakes and mountains ……
2. Bosnia and Herzegovina. Although Bosnia remains an unrecognized country, Elle is nevertheless very interesting. …
3. Albania. …
4. Croatia. …
5. Greece. …
6. Spain. …
7. Malta. …
8. Montenegro.

Where to go to relax in the sun in Europe?

Europe : 8 best places to enjoy Soleil an …

• Canary Islands, Spain.
• Cyprus.
• Sicily, Italy.
• Crete, Greece.
• Madeira, Portugal.
• Mallorca, Spain.
• Malta.
• Sardinia, Italy.

What is the most beautiful island in the Canaries?

. Islands of course, they all have beaches, but is more beautiful than undoubtedly in Fuerteventura. The last east island is also a trendy place for water sports.

When to go to the Canary Islands?

June is gaining all the votes! The most “usual” month, it is ideal for traveling at Canary Islands . The sun is shining, a light trade-wind breeze, rare waves on the coast. A period conducive to the discovery of all Islands of the archipelago.

What is the best Canary Island?

To summarize, which island to choose in the Canaries ?

• Lanzarote: volcanic landscapes.
• Fuerteventura: heavenly beaches and table sports.
• large Canary Islands : villages and seaside resorts.
• Tenerife: parties, holidays and events for families or couples.
• La Palma: nature hikes and extreme sports.

Where in Europe is the weather good this weekend?

Where to go from holidays in Europe ?

• Istanbul, the pearl of the Bosporus.
• Istanbul in 5 points:
• Rome, the eternal city.
• Rome in 5 points:
• Lisbon, city of a thousand flowers.
• Lisbon in 5 points:
• Barcelona, ​​county town.
• Lively, the capital of Catalonia is one of the favorite places of the French.

Where is the hottest place in Europe?

In France, the city hotter than was Conqueirac in the Gard department, with 44.1 ° in August 2003 (the year of the last deadly heat wave in France). 4. Country Hot D’ Europe : Greece. 48° was recorded in Athens in July 1977.

Where is the hottest place in Europe right now?

Finally, the lucky winner of this ranking is none other than the city of Valletta. The capital of the island of Malta is a city, fact part of plus small European capitals, but not only … It is also a city hot D ‘ Europe in winter.

Where is the hottest place in Europe?

Torque on hot theoretically falls in mid-July, in the middle of this period, hence the difference with the calendar, which actually spend the summer from about June 21 to September 21. ️ The previous warmest years 2010 and 2018 are only 0.1°C colder, a small margin.

Where is it hot in December in Europe?

Crete plus the largest of the Greek islands, but also plus South. It is therefore natural that we find the city of Heraklion, located in the south of the island, in this classification of the most plus hot from Europe in winter.

What is the best climate in Europe?

North Costa Calida is a small paradise with moderate temperatures. The hilly terrain protects the area from the wind, which causes pleasant temperatures throughout the year. are called.

What is the hottest island in the Canaries?

The peaks of the summer heat are 33/34 ° C in El Hierro, the most island in the west and under the canopy, 37/38 °C in La Palma and 40 °C and plus in other Islands : these values ​​can occur in short periods when wind is hot and dry blows from the Sahara desert ( which in recent years are . ..

Which Canary Island in October? You must be dry!The average temperature is between 22°C and 27°C, but be aware that depending on the year they can drop as low as 18°C ​​and rise as high as 35°C.0011

• Amsterdam 12°5°
• Athens 17°10°
• Berlin 8 ° 4 °
• Brussels 12 ° 4 °
• Budapest 8 ° 0 °
• Krakow 8 °
• Geneva 8 ° 4 °

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• Cosmopolitan Marseille.
• Bordeaux, French Grand Cru.
• Lyon, villas Lumiere.
• Toulouse, focus on gastronomy.
• Montpellier, treasure of the Languedoc.
• Biarritz, Basque character.
• Nice, little gem of the coast d sky blue.
• Annecy, clean mountain air.

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Tours to the Canary Islands in April. Holidays in the Canary Islands in April

Gran Canaria is considered to be the pearl of the islands. Our trip took place in mid-April – the height of spring, when it is already warm like in summer.) The water is invigorating, but this is the ocean, which, in principle, does not warm up more than 21-22 degrees. Luckily, the hotel had a heated pool, which helped a lot. There was almost always a slight breeze. In the early morning and evening, they put on light sweaters, comfortably sunbathed and swam during the day. The whole holiday without precipitation.)

My husband and I were vacationing in Maspalomas. The beach was very impressive with sand dunes – like desert dunes! Nudists like to relax here, they hide right among them.) If you want to take a walk along the beach, keep in mind that the city is followed by a nudist one, the entrance is patrolled by a policeman. The city itself is large, there is where to walk, what to see, entertainment for every taste and budget. The tourist season is not yet high, so prices are affordable.

We rented a car. For 10 days we traveled around all the sights! We didn’t take any excursions. On the road crossing the central part, we found the crater of a volcano that was active millions of years ago, climbed to the top of the mountain in a protected forest park, admired the winding mountain rivers. We also met several small but colorful towns. Most impressed:

• Telde;
• Arucas;
• Agaete.

Each of them has a so-called old city that deserves your attention.

The western part is very different from the eastern part. The west is much more colorful, the road leads along a high cliff, the views from the observation decks are breathtaking! In the east is the capital – Las Palmas, on the way to which there is nothing interesting, only the autobahn. The city itself is worthy, with an abundance of narrow shopping streets, chic cathedrals, cozy small parks. They dedicated a whole day to it.

With the advent of April, the warmth and the sun are even stronger and stronger. Sunny days are getting longer, and air and ocean temperatures are rising. However, this does not make the weather in the Canary Islands hot, and the sun annoying.

The local weather in April will be happy to please the guests who have come here, who are already yearning for the sun, warmth and spring colors. Warm water in the ocean will provide all tourists with the opportunity to refresh themselves, and the bright spring sun will generously share a bronze tan.

The air temperature on all the islands stays within the high spring limits, but still it is cooler on some islands, warmer on others. On average, daily temperature fluctuates between +20…+24 degrees. Night temperatures are within +14…+18 degrees. The water temperature in the ocean is +18…+21 degrees.

The weather in the Canary Islands in April is also characterized by an almost complete absence of precipitation, and lengthening sunny days. Which, of course, will please everyone who is not indifferent to the sun, the sun, which is still very few in the middle of spring. Such weather will be an excellent way out for those who are tired of waiting for spring, which for some reason is in no hurry to come to the northern latitudes.

Tenerife
is the warmest Spanish resort located in the Atlantic Ocean in the Canary Islands. In its open spaces, the weather is pleasant all year round, and the temperature of the air and water allows you to spend your entire vacation on the coast. The weather in Tenerife in April will pamper vacationers with pleasant indicators.

What is the weather like in Tenerife in April?

It’s not for nothing that Tenerife is considered a great place to relax in. This month, fabulous weather is observed on the coast – the air gradually begins to warm up to slightly higher temperatures.

Air and water temperature

With the advent of April, Tenerife really sets in spring weather
. During the day, tourists are pleased with clear skies and high temperatures. Already at the beginning of the month, the temperature rises to +20°C throughout the island, and up to +22°C in some resorts.

The warmest conditions are observed on the southern coast – in the daytime the air warms up to +25 degrees.

It is worth noting that in early April after sunset the air is is cooling down
to +17 degrees, but by the end of the month the difference between day and night temperatures is almost imperceptible. Often after sunset, the thermometer drops by only 2-4 degrees. The wind during this period almost does not interfere with rest – compared to the previous month, its gusts are not so noticeable.

Slightly cooler and windier on the north coast
– daytime temperatures do not exceed +20°C. But the skies continue to be clear, allowing tourists to combine oceanfront walks, shopping and sightseeing. The average temperature of air and water in the sea in April allows you to be outside without worrying about weather conditions.

To determine when to visit the island, read about the weather in Tenerife by months.

At resorts
Tenerife the temperatures in April are as follows:

• La Orotava
  
• Candelaria
  – during the day – + 20 ° C, at night – + 17 ° C;
• Granadilla de Abona
  – during the day – + 21 ° C, at night – + 17 ° C;
• Icod de los Vinos
  – during the day – + 21 ° C, at night – + 17 ° C;
• Santa Cruz de la Palma
  – during the day – + 18 ° C, at night – + 17 ° C;
• Playa de Las Americas
  – during the day – + 23 ° C, at night – + 18 ° C;
• Costa Adeje
  – during the day – + 22 ° C, at night – + 18 ° C.

Average water temperature
in the ocean in early April is +18°C, but by the end of the month it warms up to +20°C.

Weather conditions in Gran Canaria

No less pleasant conditions for recreation are observed on the neighboring island – Gran Canaria
(). During this period, the number of sunny and clear days reaches 28, and only 3 rainy days.

At night, the air temperature drops to +18°C. It is quite comfortable for those who prefer walking and relaxing in the dark. The water temperature in early April warms up to +20°C, at the end – up to +22 degrees. holiday season
will only open at , so getting into the water is not recommended.

Spring holidays

Tenerife is beautiful in April – everything blooms and blooms around, and the abundance of various recreational opportunities makes the rest as interesting as possible.

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How to dress?

The high temperatures that are observed in the resorts of Tenerife in April, allow tourists to limit themselves to light summer clothes
and open shoes. If the trip is planned for the beginning of the month, then you should take with you things that will not allow you to freeze in the evenings. At the end of April, a hat will come in handy, saving from the scorching rays of the sun.

The absence of the opportunity to swim in the waters of the Atlantic Ocean does not negate the fact that you can take a swimsuit with you on vacation
. Many hotels offer guests indoor swimming pools filled with sea or running water.

Which fruits ripen?

In local hotels, cafes and restaurants, as a rule, fruits are imported, so to enjoy fruits grown on farms, it is better to go to markets
. It is better to visit market sites in the morning to catch the widest possible choice.

A fairly large part of the island is covered by banana and grape plantations
, so there is never a shortage of these fruits. Avocados and papaya are grown on the same plantations.

In April you can already enjoy strawberries and nispero
, which looks like an ordinary plum, only yellow.

Where is the best place to relax?

To make the most of your holiday in April, you should choose the southern resorts of Tenerife, such as Playa de Las Americas
.

This part of the coast is created for unforgettable holidays
– on its territory there is a large selection of a wide variety of hotels, from budget options to luxury luxury.

In addition, there are many shops and cafes nearby, as well as iconic sights of the resort.

What to do this month?

Thanks to the beautiful weather – sunny days and the absence of heat, tourists enjoy walks along the coast and the beach, as well as many other opportunities that are available during this period.

Beach holidays – is it possible to swim?

The entire coast of Tenerife is luxurious beaches
covered with golden or black volcanic sand. Walking along them is an exceptional pleasure, and the opportunity to get a tan while sunbathing is quite real.

If the choice fell on Playa de Las Americas, then the absence of water procedures can be replaced by
for exciting boat trips on yachts or catamarans, deep-sea fishing, extreme jet skiing, as well as recreation in water parks.

Excursions and entertainment

For many tourists, Tenerife resembles a tourist country in miniature. The island has everything for a rich and educational holiday. During the daytime, excursions are available to natural
:

1. Teide volcano
   ;
2. Sheer cliffs in Los Gigantes
   ;
3. Laurel forests
   ;
4. Loro Park
   .

If you are interested in architectural monuments, then you can go to the ancient city of the pyramids Guimar
, located in the south of Tenerife, or visit La Orotava, the city that the Spaniards founded here.

In addition, golf, diving, karting, fishing and surfing are available on the island in April, as well as nightly entertainment such as casinos, discos and nightclubs.

Holidays and festivals

The main holiday in April in Tenerife, which everyone celebrates – Easter
. Local residents prepare for this important event in advance, and on the day of its celebration, religious processions are organized all over the island.

See in this video what the weather is like in Tenerife in April:

At this time of the year you can expect 25 mm of precipitation during the whole month in the Canary Islands.

Brief description of weather conditions in Canary Islands in April 2020

When you travel to the Canary Islands in April you can expect:

Sometimes rain, sometimes thunderstorm.
Average daily temperatures range between 22℃ and 26℃.
Look at the UV index, which is (6) in April and take the appropriate precautions:
Wear sun protection clothing and use SPF 30+ sunscreen
Wear a hat and sunglasses, and reduce sun exposure to three hours
Usually the third week is the hottest in April.
Canary Islands in April experiences warm days with heavily overcast sky.
Usually the temperature fluctuates around 23℃ and the wind is a favorable breeze.

What time does the sun set in April in Canary Islands?

Best time for vacation in Canary Islands 2020. Check the monthly temperature in April:

This graph shows the actual saved data for the last 10 years. Basically, you can compare temperatures. This is important when deciding when to go on vacation.
April is one of the best months of the year in terms of weather in the Canary Islands.
If the weather is your main indicator of when to travel, April would be a great time to travel. This is a great time to walk around the area and see the main sights.
Relative humidity levels typically range from 20 (little or no discomfort) to 22 (little or no discomfort) above a typical April.
The dew point is often one of the best indicators of how comfortable the weather conditions are for a traveler. When you travel to Canary Islands keep in mind that lower dew points feel more dry and higher dew points feel more humid.
During a typical April, the dew point is around 12 (very comfortable).

Length of day and hours of sunshine

During a typical April, the length of the day gradually approaches growing by about 46 minutes.

The shortest day is Tuesday – April 1st and offers 12 hours 26 minutes of daylight, sunrise at 07:58 and sunset at 20:24.
The longest day is Wednesday – April 30, from 13 hours 12 minutes of daylight, sunrise at 07:28 and sunset at 20:41.
For every traveler, the number of hours of sunshine is important. This month, the average day lasts 13 hours.

Holidays on the islands have a special halo and romanticism – palm trees, sand and the boundless ocean seem like a piece of paradise on Earth. The Canary Islands in March, August or November fully embody the highest ideas about luxury holidays. The same unforgettable impressions and emotions are guaranteed to you when buying tours to the Canary Islands in May. This wonderful corner attracts tourists all year round: despite its proximity to Africa, it can boast of a balanced and mild climate – you won’t find suffocating heat and torrential, endless tropical rains here, but warm water, fresh ocean breeze and gentle sun are provided – that’s why tours to the Canaries in April or May are never stale with us. Holidays in the Canary Islands in May provide an opportunity for all types of recreation – both active, such as windsurfing, and calm. If you like to bask on the sand or lie by the pool, then the Canary Islands in April will be the best option. Holidays in the Canaries in May are especially in demand among couples with children, since the climate of the islands does not cause problems with acclimatization, food and fruits are familiar to Europeans. The quality of service in the Canary Islands has long been the talk of the town, despite the fact that the prices for holidays in the Canary Islands in April are quite affordable. Holidays in the Canary Islands in March in Tenerife or Gran Canaria are very popular – the first is ideal for family holidays, and Gran Canaria for active leisure. There are various climatic zones in the Canaries – both more arid, artificially irrigated, and humid, the riot of nature of which is striking in splendor: tours to the Canaries in April are your chance to see it with your own eyes. Holidays in the Canary Islands in March are good because a pleasant pastime by the pool or the ocean can be combined with an excursion program and explore the surroundings of the island that you have chosen to stay. The temperature of the water in the ocean is about 20 degrees, air – 25 (these figures vary slightly from island to island). You will be warm and comfortable here, a quality tan is guaranteed if you purchase tours to the Canary Islands in March. You can’t call a beach holiday in the Canaries in March, but you can rent a car and drive around Tenerife from the heart, for example. This wonderful island, divided into 2 parts and differing in relief and weather in the north and south, is a great place for walking. Traveling and getting to know the local culture are the strengths of a holiday in the Canary Islands in April or March. Good hotels of the islands are equipped with excellent pools with purified sea water, so that those who want to splash in the sea water can fully satisfy their desire. Having bought tours to the Canary Islands in March, you can clarify all your questions with our managers. By purchasing tours to the Canary Islands in March at Sunrise Tour, you will always be sure of the excellent quality of service and responsible attitude to each client.

Where to relax in April at sea in 2023?

The middle of spring is the so-called off-season.

At this time of the year, ideal climatic conditions in the popular Asian countries smoothly transition into the rainy season. Also during this period, seasonal destinations begin to gain momentum: Turkey and Cyprus.

The spring months are considered to be a great time for holidays in the countries of the Middle East.

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Where to fly to the sea in April?

Among the numerous places for recreation, it is better to give preference to those destinations that perfectly combine price-quality ratio.

They will give you the opportunity to enjoy a beach holiday, as well as nightlife or an excursion program – it all depends on your preferences.

Where to go abroad in April?

April is the off-season, so a place to relax on the sea at this time of the year should be chosen carefully.

The specifics of summer holidays in the spring is that most of the resorts do not work at full capacity, therefore they can offer more reasonable prices for holidays.

The cost of living will begin to rise towards the end of the month, before the May holidays, when most people go to the sea to bask in the sun after a cold winter.

Where to go in April to sunbathe and swim?

• Tunisia;
• Morocco;
• China;
• Canary Islands;
• Jordan;
• Israel;
• Egypt.

Tunisia

In Tunisia it is in April that the tourist season begins.

During this period there are no winds and sandstorms, you can safely sunbathe.

However, you should be careful with the sea, the water temperature may not be warm enough.

On the territory of all regions there are many water parks, children’s entertainment complexes, thalassotherapy centers and spa complexes.

Morocco

Another destination suitable for a beach holiday in spring is Morocco.

Of the local resorts, Agadir is the best, which is located on the Atlantic Ocean.

The beaches here are covered with golden sand, the air temperature is about 25-28 degrees, and the water in the ocean is about 20.

The beach in Agadir

In Morocco, you can enjoy amazing creations of architecture combined with excellent European service.

From entertainment it is worth visiting one of the local casinos, going for a day to Casablanca or Marrakesh, or go for a ride in jeeps in the desert.

China

Exotic lovers should pay attention to one of the most under-hyped destinations in Asia – China .

Namely Hainan Island which is often called the Chinese Hawaii.

Hainan Island

This is one of the highest quality destinations in the entire region.

The most famous resort on the island is Sanya , where the best hotels and Chinese traditional medicine centers are located.

Hainan has colorful nature, clear sea, many thermal springs and parks.

Popular activities here include rafting, diving and fishing. If desired, tourists can go on a safari, go to the island of monkeys or to the gorge of butterflies.

In this article, find out how a Russian citizen can independently apply for a visa to China.

Canary Islands

The next classic beach destination in April is the Canary Islands.

The most popular island of the archipelago among Russian-speaking tourists is Tenerife .

Tenerife

Local beaches can be either with white sand or black, which is of volcanic origin.

In addition to the sea, the Canaries can offer beautiful nature, a lot of rare animals and birds live here.

Jordan

The best time to visit Jordan is April, when there is no intense summer heat. Beach holidays in here are perfectly combined with sightseeing trips around the country.

One of the most popular resorts is Aqaba , located on the Red Sea, in particular on the Gulf of Aqaba.

Aqaba

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Another sea in Jordan is Dead Sea where water and mud have healing properties.

One of the sights to visit is the rock city of Petra. Also very interesting trips to the colon city of Jeyrash, to the Wadi Rum desert.

Israel

Another Middle Eastern direction of the East is Israel.

The average air temperature in the country in April is 25 degrees.

Beach resorts are located on the shores of the Mediterranean, Red or Dead Seas.

Dead Sea

Relax on the beach can be combined with excursions, go to Jerusalem or Bethlehem.

Learn more about the seas of Israel in this article.

Egypt

Egypt can also offer wonderful conditions for a beach holiday in the spring. By this time, the wind season is ending in the country, the water in the Red Sea is very warm.

Sharm-el-Sheikh

Sharm-el-Sheikh is better suited for youth holidays, and Hurghada is better for family trips.

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Where to relax in Europe?

Of the European destinations for a beach holiday in April, it is better to consider Spain and Portugal , in particular Canary Islands and Madeira .

Resorts located on the Mediterranean coast will not always be able to offer warm sea and air, but they can boast of a rich excursion program.

Excursions in Europe

If we talk about excursion tours in Europe, then you should give preference to those trips during which you will have the opportunity to visit Italy, the Czech Republic or France .

Another country that is especially attractive at this time of the year is the Netherlands. During this period, Tulip Parade takes place in Keukenhof.

Tulip Parade

It is recommended to book hotels in this region in advance, because thousands of tourists from all over the world dream of seeing about six million flowers bloom.

Festivals in Europe

Europe is like a holiday, the main feature of most European countries is the regular holding of all kinds of mass holidays and carnivals.

The Netherlands can boast of several events during this period – the flower parade on April 20 and Queen’s Day, which falls on April 30.

If possible, go to Rome on April 21, this day is a colorful celebration of the founding of Rome, the grand opening of the city and many other events.

On April 23 in Spain there are two holidays at once – Day of the Book and San Jordi, which resembles St. Valentine’s Day.

The most beautiful processions take place in Barcelona, ​​at this time the city is strewn with rose petals, and dragon fights are held in the evening.

Spain in April

Spain is one of the best European holiday destinations in April. If we consider only a beach holiday, then it is better to pay attention to Canary Islands .

Canary Island

For those who want to combine sightseeing holidays and holidays at sea should consider the Mediterranean coast, in particular Costa Dorado region .

Here you can read about obtaining a visa to Spain.

April weather

In Spain, the weather in April can please everyone, almost every day the sun shines here. It is the middle of spring that is considered the beginning of the holiday season; it is also the best time for sightseeing trips.

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In the south of the country, in the Malaga region, the average air temperature is 21 degrees, and in the middle of the mainland, an average of 18 degrees.

Malaga

Where to relax in Spain?

The warmest weather conditions in April can be offered by the islands, in particular Canaries , which is called the island of eternal spring.

On the mainland of the country at this time, it may rain intermittently. Of the regions, it is better to consider Malaga, where the air temperature reaches 20-25 degrees.

Spanish prices in April

Prices for holidays in Spain will be quite reasonable, an order of magnitude lower than in the summer, when local resorts are flooded with thousands of tourists.

For example, if a weekly stay in the season for two is 300 euros, then in April you can stay in the same hotel for 150-200 euros.

Beach holidays in April

Beach holidays in the classic sense of the word are available only in the Canary Islands, at this time the sun is shining here, and the temperature of the water in the Atlantic Ocean will be comfortable for swimming.

UAE

The United Arab Emirates is a kind of country of the future, which, like a mirage, has grown in the desert.

Sheikhs strive to be the first always and in everything. The country has a theme park “ Ferrari “, one of the best water parks in the world. As well as the only seven-star hotel in the pir “ BurjAlArab “, the tallest building in the world, palm islands and much more.

BurjAlArab

Cuba

Cuba is the “island of freedom” and the most colorful state in the Caribbean. Now the territory of Cuba is driven by a lot of rare bright cars that will amaze anyone.

Havana has beautiful architecture. Most of the architecture was built in the first half of the last century.

There are chic hotels and houses of the barons of the past in the neighborhood, which are now slums and communal apartments.

The sea in Cuba

Varadero – the center of tourist life, there are hotels, beautiful beaches and quality infrastructure.

There are also plenty of diving opportunities on the island. Here are the best cigar factories in the world, rum factories.

Vietnam

One of the classic Asian destinations is Vietnam. It can offer an exciting excursion program and a quality beach holiday.

Vietnamese beach

Bali

Bali is the most advertised island in Indonesia. He, like the Maldives or the Seychelles, is considered a prestigious vacation spot.

True, there is one caveat here – Bali is also a favorite place for freelancers to live permanently, because it is warm and has good waves.

If you prefer independent travel, then there is one drawback in Bali – the quality of roads is not the best.

Most rental cars have a manual transmission.

Bali Beach

Youth resorts

For youth recreation, the most important thing is the perfect combination of price and quality.

Very often, young people prefer to travel to Egypt in the spring, one of the main arguments is the concept of “all inclusive”.

Of the resorts, preference is given to Sharm El Sheikh. More active nightlife, more places to go out, and a quality coral reef.

Ski tours

Some beach destinations can offer you a ski holiday.

One of these destinations is the UAE. Now an indoor ski resort has been built in Dubai, where everyone can ski.

Ski Andorra

In some European destinations it is also possible to combine a beach holiday with skiing.

Go to for example , in the morning you can swim in the beach resorts of mainland Spain, and in the afternoon go skiing in Andorra.

Where to go with a child in April?

One of the best places to relax with a child on the mainland in April will be Greece.

First of all, you should pay attention to the islands of Crete and Rhodes, where a beach holiday can be combined with sightseeing.

Children play on the sea

The islands are small in size and can provide quality service, good nature and a lot of interesting things for the youngest tourists.

If we talk about the mainland of the country, then it should be understood that the water in the sea may not be warm enough for children, but you will have the opportunity to introduce the child to Greek culture and mythology.

You should also know that carnivals are held in Athens at this time, and you can see national dances on numerous dance floors.

A trip to Disneyland will be no less interesting for the child, where the child will see his favorite characters with his own eyes and ride on numerous attractions.

Where to relax in Russia?

Speaking about the Russian holiday destination in April, it can be divided into two categories:

• Beach;
• Excursion.

A beach holiday in April in Russia is a moot point, if the weather is good, then you can try to relax in Sochi or other Black Sea resorts. However, most likely the sea temperature will be quite cool.

Crimean beach

If we consider sightseeing holidays, then you should go to St. Petersburg, Karelia, or go on a short sightseeing tour around the Golden Ring.

Reviews of hotels

Going to a particular country, you should take care of booking a hotel in advance.

For example, in popular tourist destinations – Egypt, Thailand, Dominican Republic, Turkey, Tunisia, etc., the territory almost always has its own swimming pool, nearby shops with food and souvenirs and a fairly large area.

It is better not to consider three-star hotels in such directions, because you will be offered rather poor service.

Four-star hotels can already offer sufficient quality food and a variety of additional services.

Happy tourist in Dubrovnik

Five-star hotels are also famous for the fact that they try to fulfill the wishes of customers as soon as necessary.

However, it should be understood that there are exceptions to all rules and before the trip it is necessary to should read reviews of tourists . For example, on the site: tripadvisor.ru

For example, in reviews you should pay attention to the cleanliness of the territory, the quality of food, proximity to the sea and other equally important factors.

Stories from tourists

Before going to a particular country, it is recommended to find out all the necessary information in advance, in particular, this can be done by reading the stories of tourists.

For example, tourists say that April is the best time to visit Egypt, during this period the wind season is over, the sea is warm and there is no sweltering heat, as in summer.

In April, ideal conditions are created for travel and excursions around the country.

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What do you need to take with you on your trip?

The most important thing is the documents.

Detailed article on the website: “List of necessary things at sea”

For trips abroad, you should take your passport with you. When traveling with children, the original birth certificate of the child must be taken, as well as an export permit if the child is traveling with one of the parents.

1. Passport;
2. First aid kit;
3. Vouchers for hotel, airline tickets, medical insurance;
4. Personal effects and clothing;
5. Offline map or guide.

Before traveling to a particular country, you should read the guidebook, which lists the most interesting places and shows a variety of tourist sites.

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Weather in the Canary Islands

Due to prevailing winds (trade winds) and warm sea currents, the climate is very mild. It should be remembered, however, that the air temperature can drop significantly in just 10 minutes.

Average air temperature at o. Tenerife

January +18, February +18, March +19, April +19, May +20, June +22

July +24, August +25, September +25, +24 in October, +22 in November, +19 in December

Average air temperature at o. Gran Canaria

January +19, February +19, March +18, April +20, May +21, June +21

July +23, August +24, September + 24, in October +25, in November +25, in December +19

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Canary Islands

The Canary Islands (in Spanish Islas Canarias) are washed by the waters of the Atlantic Ocean. Together with Madeira and the Azores to the north and the Cape Verde Islands to the south, they form what is commonly referred to as “Macronesia”.

The archipelago consists of seven large inhabited islands and several smaller ones. In the center is the largest island – Tenerife. To the west are Gomera, Hierro and Palma. Gran Canaria is located to the east of Tenerife. It is the third largest island in the archipelago. Further east are Fuerteventura and Lanzarote.

Canary Islands of volcanic origin.

Gran Canaria (island)

Gran Canaria is the third largest island after Tenerife and Fuerteventura with an area of ​​1532 km2. The combination of the rounded shape and the location of the highest peak of Pico de Las Nieves (Pico de Las Nieves) with a height of 2000 m in its geographical center, give the island the outline of a huge mountain, resembling a cone in shape with many extinct craters and deep ravines descending from the top to the ocean. The central mountain range, running from northwest to southeast, divides the island into a dry and sunny south and a humid north. In one day you can go from the hot desert coast to the temperate valleys in the center of the island, cross the subtropical forests and conquer the peaks, which sometimes snow. A huge number of plants imported from Europe, Africa and America grow on the island: pine forests in Tamadaba and lime groves of Los Tilos, El Monte vineyards and coffee plantations in Agaete, palm trees and almonds grow here, there are plantations of bananas, tomatoes and sugar cane. The countless variety of landscapes and microclimates, thanks to which Gran Canaria has earned the name ‘continent in miniature’, are among the main attractions of the island.

Most of the beaches are concentrated in the southern part of the island, where the climate is more sunny and dry. The largest dune beach Maspalomas (Maspalomas) stretches for 6 km and covers an area of ​​400 hectares. It is a national park and therefore car traffic is prohibited there: you can travel on it on foot or on camels.

At the northeastern tip of the island is its capital, Las Palmas. Every four years it also becomes the capital of all the Canary Islands – the provincial government alternately sits either in it or in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, the capital of the island of Tenerife. On the east coast between Las Palmas and the beaches of Playa del Ingles and Maspalomas, 25 km from the capital, Gando International Airport is located.

Lanzarote (island)

Lanzarote (Lanzarote) is called the island of fire-breathing mountains – on a small island about sixty kilometers long and fifteen kilometers wide, there are about three hundred volcanoes! In the autumn of 1730, lava and red-hot ash began to erupt simultaneously from thirty craters. The eruption lasted six years and as a result, a third of the island became covered with lifeless basalt and ash. The next eruption took place in the 19th century. A ridge of volcanic cones has grown in the center of the island, resembling lunar mountains. Lava comes very close to the surface and at a depth of several meters the temperature reaches several hundred degrees.

The main attraction of Lanzarote is the Cueva de Los Verdes Cave. It is located in the north of the island under the lava fields of the Korona volcano. This is the largest lava cave in the world – it stretches for 6 kilometers, some of its halls reach 24 meters in width and 15 meters in height. The cave was formed when a river of molten basalt from the side crater of Corona continued to flow under a cooled and hardened layer of lava down into the sea. So it turned out a natural tunnel with bizarre shapes of walls and vaults. A concert hall has been created in one of the halls of the cave.

The largest tourist center of Lanzarote is the town of Puerto del Carmen. It has many hotels, restaurants, nightclubs. Next to it, in the village of Costa Teguise, there are more luxurious hotels and entertainment centers.

In other parts of the island there are also places worth visiting: the beaches of Papagayo (Papagayo) in the south, the cliffs and beach of Famara (Famara) in the west, the Cactus Garden, the massif of La Corona with the mysterious volcanic pipes of Jameos del Agua (Los Jameos del Agua) and Cueva de los Verdes. From the magnificent viewpoint of Del Rio in the north of the island, you can observe the neighboring Chinijo archipelago, consisting of the desert islets of La Graciosa, Montaña Clara and Alegranza; the first of them can be reached by sea from Lanzarote.

On the south coast in Papagayo Bay you will find the best beaches of the island with white sand and crystal clear waters. Due to their inaccessibility, these beaches have retained their original beauty to this day. Of the interesting places on the island, it is also necessary to note the coastal zone of Los Hervideros, where lava fancifully merges with the sea; and the stunning green crater of El Golfo.

Tenerife (island)

Tenerife is the largest, most famous and most visible island of the Canary archipelago. It is the top of the Teide volcano located on it that is seen from ships approaching the Canary Islands. The highest point of Mount El Pico del Teide is located at an altitude of 3718 meters above sea level and is the highest point not only in the Canaries, but throughout Spain. The island of Tenerife is actually a huge mountain rising from the sea and the top of which is the Teide cone.

The first eruption of Mount Teide known to Europeans occurred in 1492, the year Columbus visited the Canary Islands. Then there were eruptions in 1706 and 1909. Sometime after an explosion of enormous force, a crater with a diameter of about 29 km was formed. From the crack from which the magma came out, three new volcanoes formed. Now Teide is a huge volcanic cone in the center of a huge basin. The entire territory of the crater is a national park, the most visited in Spain.

Mountain ranges descending from the crater to the sea cut Tenerife into amazing valleys. Among them, La Oratava is especially noted, before the beauty of which, according to legend, the German naturalist Humboldt and Gumar knelt. The coast of the island is steep in places, with cliffs and rocks – for example, the cliffs of Los Gigantes break into the sea from a height of 600 m. The rest of the coast is covered with wonderful beaches with soft and clean sand. On some beaches the sand is golden, on others it is volcanic black.

Mount Teide does not allow cool winds carrying clouds to the southern half of the island. Therefore, the climate of the southern part of the island is drier and hotter, while in the northern part it is milder and cooler. But anywhere on the island, it is magnificent and allows you to enjoy both relaxing on the beaches and nature excursions.

Due to the amazing climate on the island of Tenerife, there is a familiar habitat for so many plants. In addition, since the Canary Islands were a transit point on trade routes to America and Africa, many plants from these parts of the world were brought to the island. On the island there are cacti, eucalyptus trees, and many different ornamental flowers, shrubs and trees.

The legendary dragon tree and the Canarian laurel, which have died out in other areas of the Mediterranean, have been preserved on the island. The dragon tree is the symbol of the archipelago. Although it grows very slowly, it reaches a height of 20 m. Even the ancient inhabitants of the Canary Islands, the Guanches, were aware of the healing properties of the resin of this tree, which is called ‘dragon’s blood’, because. in the air it becomes bright red.

Another amazing tree grows in the mountains – the Canarian pine. It is capable of fixing its roots even on bare volcanic rock and is easily restored after fires. The wood of the Canarian pine is very durable and fireproof, so it is a valuable building and ornamental material. Carved souvenirs from Canarian pine are sold in many tourist centers.

The capital of the island is the city of Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Every four years it also becomes the capital of all the Canary Islands – the provincial government alternately sits either in it or in Las Palmas in Gran Canaria. About 220 thousand inhabitants live in the city.

There are 2 airports on the island – Tenerife Norte Airport, 9 km from Santa Cruz de Tenerife and Reina Sofia International Airport in the south, 60 km from the capital of the island.

Fuerteventura (Island)

Fuerteventura has the longest and best beaches in the Canary Islands. Most of its coastline (340 km) is formed by white sand beaches, sometimes more than 1 km wide.

In Fuerteventura, the mountains are not high and they cannot hold ocean clouds, as happens on other islands of the Canary archipelago. Therefore, the climate of the island is dry, and the landscape is desert, reminiscent of Africa. Due to the lack of water, agriculture practically did not develop on the island, and even now the population density in Fuerteventura is the lowest among the islands of the archipelago.

The best beaches of the island – Jandia in the south and Corralejo in the north – can be recognized as one of the best in the world. Some beaches are still deserted and practically untouched by civilization. The sea near the island is also special, shallow due to the peculiarity of the shelf, with the purest turquoise water. A very rich and diverse underwater world attracts lovers of diving and spearfishing. But the most important sport in Fuerteventura is windsurfing. Jandia Beach has hosted the World Championships several times. In the strait that separates the Canary Islands from Africa, you can catch sardines, tuna, and swordfish, which attracts many fishing enthusiasts here.

The capital of the island is the city of Puerto del Rosario, located in the central part of the island. From the small village of Morro Jable on the south coast, you can take a boat to the island of Gran Canaria. From the north coast, you can make an excursion to the uninhabited volcanic island of Lobos or Lanzarote.

Where can you relax in April at sea in 2018?

Spring is already coming, but you really want to finally fall like a star on some beach and dip your heels into the warm surf. And you think: where would you like to fulfill your little dream in the near future? In fact, there are enough places where you can relax in the spring in the world. If you have the opportunity, then rather pack your things, read this article and quickly buy a tour to the country you like.

Here we will make a list of those places (countries, islands or cities) where you can have a good rest and sunbathe in April 2018.

1. Acapulco (Mexico).
2. Republic of Vietnam.
3. Goa, State (India).
4. Dominican Republic.
5. Egypt.
6. Jordan.
7. Canary Islands.
8. Cuba.
9. Maldives.
10. Morocco.
11. Seychelles.
12. United Arab Emirates;
13. Thailand.
14. Tunisia.
15. Philippines.
16. Hainan.

Acapulco (Mexico).

The small Mexican resort town of Acapulco de Juarez (the full name of the city) on the Pacific Ocean is famous for its beaches, golf courses and vibrant nightlife. It is the first city of the two oldest and most famous resorts in the country (the second is the city of Cancun on the Caribbean coast).

April is the time to experience all the delights of resort life; visit the festival dedicated to Holy Week; swim in the bay of Acapulco – one of the most beautiful bays in the world.

The climate of the city is quite even: the sun shines and is warm all year round, the average air temperature in April is +32 degrees. Only, as in all places close to the equator, there are wet and dry seasons. Visiting Acapulco in April is the last chance to catch the city during the dry season. It will rain here from mid-May to the end of October.

In general, Mexico attracts tourists from all over the world with its very unusual history (Aztec and Mayan Indian tribes), gentle waters of the Pacific and Atlantic oceans, wide beaches, colorful culture and cuisine.

After visiting Acapulco and Mexico, you will have a lot of positive impressions and beautiful photos.

The approximate cost of tour to Acapulco for 10 nights for two adults is from $4100. This price includes flight, insurance, transfer, 4-star hotel, double room and all-inclusive meals.

Vietnam .

The full name of this country, located in Southeast Asia on the Indochina peninsula, is the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. This country is also (like Mexico) located close to the equator and therefore Vietnam has Wet and Dry seasons. And since the country is elongated meridionally, these seasons come here at different periods of the year.

But April is good because it hasn’t rained all over the country yet. They will gradually begin only in May.

If you can’t stand extreme heat, love the warm sea and are interested in historical sights, then you need to go to North Vietnam.

The closer to the south of the country, the higher the average air temperature (as well as with humidity). As a result, in the Ho Chi Minh area, the average air temperature in April fluctuates within +33 degrees, and the humidity is almost 90%, water temperature – about +26 degrees.

Central Vietnam is the best place for windsurfers. The south of the country has more just for a beach holiday.

Be that as it may, in any part of Vietnam in April it will be interesting to relax and sunbathe.

Approximate cost of tour to Vietnam for 7 nights for two adults from $1800. This price includes flight, insurance, transfer, 3-star hotel, double room and meals – breakfast.

Goa, State (India).

Goa is the smallest state in India, located on the coast of the Arabian Sea. As well as in other “equatorial” countries in Goa, the seasons of the year are clearly divided into Wet and Dry. In April the dry season is still going on. There is almost no rain, the average air temperature is kept within +32 degrees, water temperatures are about +29 degrees.

The state is divided into the northern part and the southern part. Although the beaches both there and there are wide and snow-white, South Goa is more popular among tourists. Here everything is more designed for a tourist with a good income.

In addition to the magnificent beaches in Goa, you can wander around interesting sights that tell about the Portuguese past of the state, visit various music festivals (this state was chosen by hippies in the 60s of the twentieth century, because here and now you can often meet different creative people), and just not bad relax and have fun.

Goa differs from India in its more European appearance, higher education of the local population. This and many other components attract vacationers from all over the world to Goa.

Approximate cost of tour to South Goa for 7 nights for two adults from $1800. This price includes flight, insurance, transfer, 3-star hotel, double room and meals – breakfast. With the same conditions, but if the hotel is located in North Goa, then the price of the rest will start from $1600.

Dominican Republic.

An amazing tourist paradise – the Dominican Republic – is located on the eastern part of the island of Haiti, which lies in the waters of the Caribbean Sea. The average annual air temperature here is around +27 degrees, the water is warmed up to + 26 degrees. The rains begin to pour only in May, so in April it is quite possible to enjoy the sun and the beach. Moreover, the peak of the High season has already passed, there are fewer people now.

If you say “Dominican Republic”, you immediately begin to imagine marvelous white sandy beaches, tropical palm trees, hot dances (for example, bachata), the invisible rhythm of percussion instruments, cigars and complete relaxation.

In principle, the way it is. The whole spirit of the Dominican Republic is permeated with a slightly imposing beach holiday. The only ones bustling about here are divers and windsurfers.

Here is just a heavenly place for them: clear waters, constant pleasant breezes, rich underwater world, exciting underwater caves and much more.

Santo Domingo (the capital of the Dominican Republic) is considered the richest place in sights. It will be interesting to look at the streets along which Christopher Columbus himself wandered.

Approximate cost of tour to the Dominican Republic for 7 nights for two adults from $2000. This price includes flights, insurance, transfers, a 5-star hotel, a double room and all-inclusive meals.

Egypt.

In April, why not remember the well-known Egypt! This country allows you to relax for quite a bit of money in decent conditions. And who refuses to see the only surviving Wonders of the World – the Egyptian pyramids along with the Sphinx.

In April here the average air temperature stays within +31 degrees, the sea warms up to +25 degrees – just the thing for a pleasant stay. And the prices at this time are still not as high as in the peak tourist season.

Approximate cost of tour to Egypt for 7 nights for two adults from $520. This price includes flight, insurance, transfer, 4-star hotel, double room and meals – breakfast and dinner.

Jordan.

The full name of this Middle Eastern country is the Hoshimite Kingdom of Jordan. The small state is sandwiched between Syria, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Israel and Palestine. The kingdom is washed by the waters of the Dead Sea and the Gulf of Aqaba (Red Sea).

Average annual temperatures do not fall below +25 degrees, you can sunbathe here all year round.

April in Jordan belongs to the Dry season, and in the rainy season there are not so many of them (the great influence of the Wadi Rum desert, which occupies most of the country, affects).

People go to Jordan mainly for ancient history, rather than for a beach holiday. One of the options for entertainment in the Kingdom is visiting numerous SPA centers (not for nothing that the country is located near the Dead Sea).

Those who would be interested in seeing with their own eyes Ancient Aqaba, Petra and in general walk around the “Holy Land” should definitely visit Jordan.

The approximate cost of tour to Jordan for 7 nights for two adults is from $1000. This price includes flight, insurance, transfer, 3-star hotel, double room and meals – breakfast.

Canary Islands.

These islands belong to Spain and are located in the Atlantic Ocean not far from the western coast of Africa, more specifically, next to Morocco and Western Sahara.

Based on the island location in the Canary Islands, summer dominates all year round: the constant temperature is around +25 degrees.

The Canary Islands will delight nature lovers: there is a lush vegetation, many rivers and waterfalls. And the volcanic origin of the Islands gave birth to such an unusual phenomenon as black sand on local beaches, “moon valleys” and breathtaking craters of extinct volcanoes.

Coastal waters attract not only passive vacationers, but also extreme sports enthusiasts – divers, windsurfers and many others.

April in the Canary Islands is attractive because the high season is just beginning in these parts, the prices are still quite adequate and the number of visitors is not yet very large.

The most popular resort of the Islands is the well-known island of Tenerife.

The approximate cost of the tour to the Canary Islands for 9 nights for two adults is from 2050€. This price includes flight, insurance, transfer, 3-star hotel, double room and meals – breakfast.

Cuba.

The Republic of Cuba, or as some call it, Liberty Island is located in the northern part of the Caribbean Sea. In April the tourist season (as well as the Dry season) is already ending, in May the rains and wild heat will already begin. But even now the air in Cuba is warmed up to +30 degrees, and coastal waters – up to +25 degrees.

In April in Cuba, you can freely stroll through the streets of Havana or Santiago de Cuba, listen (or even dance) incendiary Latin American music, feel the local flavor and sunbathe on the local beaches.

The approximate cost of the tour to Cuba for 7 nights for two adults is from $2200. This price includes flight, insurance, transfer, 4-star hotel, double room and meals – “all inclusive”.

Maldives.

The atolls of the Republic of Maldives are located in the waters of the Indian Ocean to the south of India and Sri Lanka. A pleasant summer reigns here all year round (average air temperature – +30 degrees, water – +28 degrees). April is the dry season in the Maldives.

The Maldives is the embodiment of all the dreams of any tourist: crystal clear white sand, warm coastal waters of the gentle ocean, emerald surrounding greenery. Even the sun here approaches the horizon especially majestic and beautiful.

The entire holiday in the Maldives, as it were, hints at the phrase from the famous Bob Marley’s song “Don’t worry, be happy”. And in fact, here one just wants to enjoy life, the surrounding nature and not think about anything else.

Only surfers just in April run and fuss, trying to catch the best wave. Drivers to the Maldives will also arrive, but later. Here, whatever you want to do (the main thing is that this sport is associated with water), everything will be perceived in superlatives.

If you sail on a yacht, it will definitely be snow-white and carelessly cut through the waves. If you take a snorkel and flippers and look at the underwater world, you will be surrounded by fearless fish of various sizes and colors.

You can continue indefinitely.

The Maldives will be of interest not only to lovers of beaches and water, here you can also see local attractions, enjoy the flavor of local residents, and just wander around the smallest capital in the world – Male.

The approximate cost of the tour to the Maldives for 7 nights for two adults is from $3800. This price includes flight, insurance, transfer, 4-star hotel, double room and meals – breakfast and dinner.

Morocco.

The full name of this colorful West African country is the Kingdom of Morocco. It is always quite warm in Morocco: in summer it reaches a maximum of +35 degrees, in winter – up to +10 (it can be even colder in the desert). In April it is already quite warm: it is not hot to go on excursions, and in the second half of the month you can even swim. The country is located (if I may say so) in the northeastern corner of the African continent. Accordingly, from the north it is washed by the Mediterranean Sea, and from the west by the Atlantic Ocean. Most of the southern part of the country is occupied by the largest desert in the world – the Sahara.

In April it is about +30 degrees during the day, the waters of the Mediterranean Sea are a little warmer (about +26 degrees), the Atlantic Ocean is cool – +23 degrees.

People come to Morocco who want to fully enjoy the Oriental flavor, walk through the noisy oriental bazaars. Those who love the wild color of the desert can go to this country. Only here you can enjoy the calm waters of the Mediterranean Sea and the powerful breath of the Atlantic.

Estimated cost of the tour in Morocco for 7 nights for two adults from 900€. This price includes flight, insurance, transfer, 3-star hotel, double room and meals – breakfast.

Seychelles.

The Republic of Seychelles is located in the Indian Ocean, a little north of the island of Madagascar. Seychelles is another heavenly place on earth. The weather here is absolutely always good (except for a few rainy days). In April the wet season ends in the Seychelles. But this does not mean you will walk with an umbrella all the time. At this time, the rains are short-lived and occur mainly at night. The air temperature is about +30, only very humid.

Just at the end of April – in May, many birds come to the Seychelles. This movement is a must see. And even without migratory birds, the Seychelles will find something to please a visiting tourist: the transparent depth of the Indian Ocean, colorful and unique forests, clean gently sloping beaches, a sea of ​​​​unusual and curious living creatures both on land and in water (by the way, if you are not pleased with a cute lizard perched under ceiling in the morning, book rooms in hotels higher from the ground: on the second or third floors).

Approximate cost of tour to the Seychelles for 7 nights for two adults from 1800€. This price includes flight, insurance, transfer, 4-star hotel, double room and meals – breakfast and dinner.

UAE.

United Arab Emirates! Probably everyone knows where they are and what kind of country this is. April, by the way, is the most successful month for a holiday in this country. There is no longer a wild number of people, as it was in the winter months. It is already so warm that you can sunbathe and swim in the open sea (in winter it would be cool to swim on the beach, many vacationers swam in heated pools near hotels; and in the summer in the UAE, being in the open sun is dangerous to health). So, April is the golden mean for a potential tourist.
This month it will be comfortable to go on excursions (the most interesting places in Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Fujairah), visit the famous shopping centers of the Emirates and just relax in the nearest cafe.

The approximate cost of tour to the United Arab Emirates for 7 nights for two adults is from $800. This price includes flight, insurance, transfer, 3-star hotel, double room and meals – breakfast.

Thailand.

The Kingdom of Thailand is the most prominent representative of the country of Southeast Asia where vacationers will find first-class holidays, colorful culture, warm and pleasant climate, clean beaches with gentle surf. Here everyone can find a rest to their liking: vibrant nightlife or quiet relaxed lying on the beach, or exciting excursions to local attractions.

In April the dry (hot) season continues in Thailand. Temperatures fluctuate within +32 degrees, the water is warmed up to +30 degrees.

The high tourist season (in winter) has already passed, and therefore the prices for tours to this country are very pleasant. The most popular holiday destinations are Pattaya, Phuket, Koh Samui and Koh Chang.

Approximate cost of tour to Thailand for 7 nights for two adults from $1600. This price includes flight, insurance, transfer, 3-star hotel, double room and meals – breakfast.

Tunisia.

The Republic of Tunisia is located in the north of the African continent, the northern part of the country is washed by the waters of the Mediterranean Sea. This is another eastern African country (along with Morocco), in which the influence of European culture is well felt.

Rest in Tunisia combines sunbathing on marvelous white beaches and swimming in amazingly warm sea waters with visiting thalasso centers, visiting the ruins of ancient Carthage and conquering the sand dunes of the Sahara.

In April it is still cool to swim in the Mediterranean Sea (water temperature is about +20 degrees), but instead you can sunbathe by the pool at the hotel or go for a thalassotherapy session, or walk along the streets of the city where you are staying.

Whichever type of holiday you prefer, when you come to Tunisia in April, you won’t regret a minute of your time here.

Approximate cost of tour to Tunisia for 7 nights for two adults from $690. This price includes flight, insurance, transfer, 3-star hotel, double room and meals – “all inclusive”.

Philippines.

The archipelago of the Republic of the Philippines stretches to the south of Taiwan and is washed by several seas at once: the South China Sea, the Philippine Sea and the Sulawesi Sea.

April is the peak of the High tourist season. The air temperature here at this time is kept in the range of +34 degrees, the water warms up to about +33 degrees.
Coming here is not only worth sunbathing on the snow-white sand of the wide beach. Even if you don’t know how to swim underwater (and they will teach you how to do it here), you should definitely snorkel near the coral reef and see the beauty of the underwater world. The Philippines offers a standard set of traditional resort activities: yachting, surfing, visiting interesting excursions. But what makes it all unique is the unique local flavor. Namely, in April, everyone on the islands is preparing for the celebration of Easter and, in connection with this, various festivals, fairs and performances are organized throughout the islands of the Philippines.

Approximate cost of tour to the Philippines for 8 nights for two adults from $3500. This price includes flight, insurance, transfer, 3-star hotel, double room and meals – breakfast.

Hainan Island (China).

In the south of the People’s Republic of China in the waters of the South China Sea lies the unique island of Hainan, which primarily offers visitors peace and unity with nature. Here, all the entertainment is focused on making a person relax physically and mentally: you can visit therapeutic massage sessions or just watch the incredibly beautiful sunset, you can sunbathe on a wide sandy beach or wander through the tropical forest in the center of the island. Or maybe you want to get to know Buddhism a little closer, then you can visit various Buddhist temples and statues, which are enough on the island.

The average air temperature in April on the Island stays within +26 degrees (the water is just as warm), which gives one more reason to calmly enjoy nature, and not hide from the scorching sun somewhere in the shade.

The approximate cost of tour to Hainan Island for 8 nights for two adults is from $1450. This price includes flight, insurance, transfer, 4-star hotel, double room and meals – breakfast.

Tenerife. Monthly weather, water and air temperature. Holidays in the Canary Islands in October, November, December, January, February, March

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Holidays come and you have to think about a trip to the coast of some resort. Most immediately opt for a vacation in warm countries, but cannot make a decision due to weather conditions at one time or another of the year.

The following information about Tenerife, where the weather will continuously delight in any month of the year throughout the island, can help you make a choice.

A bit about Tenerife

The most beautiful island in the world is located on the territory of Spain, with an area of ​​about 2000 square meters. km. In the Canary Islands, it has no equal in attendance. The special geographical position of Tenerife, as well as the influence of some favorable factors, keeps the weather warm every month throughout the island. In any month, the thermometer scale does not fall below 20 degrees Celsius.

Flora and fauna are diverse and include about 1000 unique species. One of the main symbols of the island is the dracaena. At a short distance from each other, Canarian and balsam spurges are located, which is typical for the desert or arid regions.

If you go up the island, you can find vegetation typical of the Mediterranean: pine forests and climbing shrubs. For a long time, the tribes living in this area called it “Snow Mountain”.

The population of the island is about 1.100.000 inhabitants and the national language is Spanish. The time difference with Moscow is 2 hours in summer and 3 hours in winter. The local currency is Euro.

Climate and geographical features

Tenerife is considered the highest island in the Atlantic Ocean thanks to the volcano called Teide.

Due to the mountain range, 2 climatic zones are created in this territory:

• north, relatively humid and with dense vegetation;
• sunny south, fairly dry.

The climate of the island is unique and is divided into 2 parts. In the north of the island it is mild and cool, while in the south it is warmer due to sunlight. Exhausting heat is not inherent even in the southern part of the island, and warm weather lasts all year round. Precipitation is rare, especially in the south, where the main resorts are located. Visitors can swim at any time of the year, because the water temperature is never below +19.

The weather conditions in Tenerife allow you to practice any water sport in any month of the year. Relatively rare, but it happens that hot air comes from the Sahara desert, and the daytime temperature reaches +39degrees. After a few days, the air temperature again becomes comfortable and pleasant for others.

When to go and how to choose a place?

Tenerife with its climatic features is suitable for year-round recreation. If the trip is planned with children, then the best time for a comfortable stay will be the summer and autumn months.

It doesn’t rain, which is good. Summer passes without sultry suffocation. The air temperature remains comfortable even for children and pensioners. During the day it is not higher than +26, the water in the sea is quite warm within +22 … +25.

Winter and spring months are also suitable for a family trip, but it is better to choose the south coast with smaller waves. Although for connoisseurs of such a sport as surfing, this advice is not useful.

Tenerife (monthly weather can vary significantly on different coasts) is an island where those who come with children need to be very careful. Most beaches are equipped with wave protection, breakwaters, which is ideal even for swimming during big waves and strong gusts of wind.

August and September are the time when Tenerife is crowded with holidaymakers, while October is more calm for holidays, and the weather and water temperature are identical for summer and autumn.

Tenerife is a magical island with amazing nature, picturesque green spaces and a volcanic landscape. It will be interesting to look at the opening view not only for adults, but also for children.

Air temperature in Tenerife by months

Tenerife (weather by month will help determine the best time to travel) – a famous year-round resort:

• January. This period is magical due to the winter holidays. There are a lot of visitors who want to spend holidays in such a place. The weather is wonderful and does not indulge in precipitation. Daytime temperature in the shade +20. At night, the temperature is about +14. Since the north of the island has more rainfall and is damp, the temperature is several degrees lower.
• Feb. There are no significant changes this month. The weather in the north is with less rainfall, while in the south it is almost non-existent. Daytime +19, at night +12.
• Mar. With the advent of this month comes the real spring weather. There is no more rain, more sunny days. The air temperature during this period reaches +22 degrees, at night about +15, very rarely lower.
• April. The second month of spring is not in great demand among vacationers because of the low temperature. During the day +21, at night +16, but at this time of the year the weather can be very changeable. On one part of the island it can be +23 and really warm, and on the other part it can be +20 and windy. Precipitation falls every day less and less.
• May. During the May holidays, most tourists go to rest at this resort. The weather already allows you to do without sweaters and windbreakers. In the shade during the day +23, at night the temperature does not fall below +16. In the morning it can be a little cooler. By the end of the month there is practically no rain.
• June. It is very comfortable to have a rest in Tenerife during the first summer month. The air temperature warms up to +24, and at night it reaches +17. There is no precipitation even in the north, where the humidity itself is increased.
• July. The warmest and driest period of the year. The weather in Tenerife is very comfortable: during the day +25, at night +19 degrees.
• August. This is one of the hottest periods, but, despite this, it almost never happens above +28. Thanks to the winds on the island, the air cools and there is no unbearable heat. The average air temperature is +26 degrees, at night about +20.
• September. Due to the beginning of the school year this month, many families are trying to leave the holiday destination. The beaches are becoming more deserted, but the weather is still good. There is no precipitation, the air temperature during the day is +25, at night it is 6-7 degrees cooler.
• Oct. This month is the most successful month of the year for a trip to the Canary Islands. The weather is wonderful, and the number of tourists is significantly reduced. During the day the temperature is +24, and at night +18 degrees.
• Nov. At this time of the year it is still summer in Tenerife and the temperature does not fall below +23 during the day and below +16 at night. So lovers of warm weather can bask in the rays of the sun.
• December. Winter is already coming to Europe this month, while Tenerife keeps spring weather, with a warm and mild climate. During the day, the air warms up to +20, but at night you already need to get dressed, since the thermometer drops to +15 at this time of the day.

Tenerife water temperature

Tenerife (monthly weather is shown above) is in great demand among beach lovers, because here it is year-round. Water below +19 does not go down even in winter.