Brandon Walker Considering an Easter getaway? You’re in good company. Europe boasts several destinations perfect for April, offering climates that strike the right balance between warmth and cool.
Malta: Renowned for its pristine scuba diving conditions, Malta promises year-round sunshine. Dive into some of the Mediterranean’s clearest waters and discover the marine wonders below. Once hunger strikes, indulge in the rich flavors at one of Malta’s historic cafes. For an authentic culinary experience in a stunning locale, try Medina Restaurant on Holy Cross Street—it’s nestled in one of the oldest buildings in Mdina, Malta’s former capital. With April’s milder weather, it’s an opportune time for sightseeing and exploration.
Costa Del Sol: Dreaming of experiencing Spain while also entertaining the kids? Costa Del Sol stands out as a top vacation spot in April. Visiting during the Easter break allows you to bypass the summer rush, and the sun is pleasantly warm, not scorching. Don’t miss the Bioparc Zoo in Fuengirola, home to silverback gorillas, crocodiles, and much more. For those seeking a hint of wild adventure, it’s a must-visit. Plus, the Sealife Centre at Benalmadena Marina ranks among Europe’s best marine exhibits.
Mallorca: Far more than just beach resorts and cocktails, Mallorca, the Balearics’ crown jewel, reveals its true character when explored deeper. Visiting in April’s cooler climes? Traverse the Serra de Tramuntana mountains, a UNESCO World Heritage Site covering nearly a third of the island. For cycling aficionados, the scenic routes here are unparalleled. With over a thousand accommodation options, luxury meets affordability in Mallorca.
The Algarve: In need of a rejuvenating and serene getaway? Set your sights on the Algarve. Often described as a sensory journey of aromas and flavors that linger even after you depart, the Algarve shines brightest in the gentle embrace of April’s spring. Explore its wonders either on foot or by boat, and for golf enthusiasts, its courses are top-notch. Don’t miss a trip to Faro Island Beach, a boater’s delight that offers rich scuba diving and snorkeling experiences. And when it comes to cuisine, the region boasts everything from Michelin-starred establishments to hidden gems serving the freshest Atlantic seafood.
Tenerife: The crown jewel of the Canary Islands, Tenerife is dominated by Spain’s loftiest summit, Mount Teide. This dormant volcano bestows upon the islands the title ‘Islands of Eternal Spring’ thanks to their consistently pleasant climate. Whether it’s basking on pristine beaches or feasting on delectable seafood, Tenerife has it all. The island’s appeal as a holiday destination has stood the test of time, with each visit revealing more of its enduring allure.
