"April marks a shift in Europe, as those in the south of the continent pack away their winterwear for another year, with little to no chance of dusting off the coats again until the end of the year. It's true that many seasonal hotels don't open their doors until May, and easy access to some destinations depends on direct flights that run between May and October."
"There are a few contenders for the title of Europe's hottest April destination. Among them is southern Spain, which has the continent's only desert climate, meaning temperatures can climb to pleasant highs year-round. Cyprus offers similarly high temperatures year-round; so much so that the 'summer season' is longer and sees some seasonal hotels open their doors earlier than in other parts of Europe."
April brings reliably warm, sunny weather across southern Europe, enabling longer outdoor days and balmy conditions. Many seasonal hotels still open in May, and some destinations rely on direct summer flights for easy access. Travellers increasingly favour shoulder-season trips to avoid peak summer heat and crowds, enabling cheaper rates and quieter experiences. Popular April destinations include southern Spain with its desert climate, Cyprus with extended summer-like conditions, and Turkish coastal hotspots such as Bodrum. Options beyond Europe that also heat up in April include Mexico, Marrakech, Thailand and Zambia.
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