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Top 4 Warm Weather Escapes in Spring

By the time spring arrives, you’ve probably had enough of grey skies and unpredictable showers. Although the days get longer, the warmth still takes its time to return. The good news is that while some parts of the world are still shaking off the chill, others are basking in perfect conditions.

This time of year is an excellent time to travel because you can avoid peak summer crowds while enjoying pleasant temperatures and clear skies. Whether you want to relax on a secluded beach or explore dynamic cities, these destinations are sure to provide a welcome dose of sunshine.

Dubai

Dubai’s striking desert landscape serves as the backdrop for infamous modern opulence. By this time of year, the city has moved past the winter tourism rush, and rising temperatures remain comfortable for exploring. Dubai weather in spring hovers between 25°C and 35°C, giving you ideal conditions for days at the beach, dining outdoors, and sightseeing without the intense summer heat.

This bustling city caters to a variety of interests. The alleyways of the Al Fahidi Historical District are perfect for a morning stroll or you can spend your afternoon relaxing on the soft sands of Jumeirah Beach. Night owls can take in the glittering skyline from a rooftop lounge by evening, too. The surrounding deserts are where the adventures lie. Enjoy a safari with dune bashing, camel rides, and traditional Bedouin-style dining under the stars.

Maldives

Few places capture the essence of barefoot luxury like the Maldives. A spring visit means pleasant temperatures and calm waters, making it one of the best seasons for snorkelling and diving. The coral reefs surrounding the islands are teeming with marine life, from gentle reef sharks to playful manta rays. Wherever you stay in this stunning archipelago, the turquoise lagoons are always within reach.

Explore the unparalleled marine life, with plenty of safe snorkelling and scuba diving spots. If you prefer to stay above sea level, many resorts offer glass-bottom kayaks, yoga sessions, and private sandbank picnics.

Few holiday destinations in the world give you the genuine sense of seclusion that you will find in the Maldives, making it the ideal location to disconnect and recharge.

The Canary Islands

The Canary Islands are Europe’s answer to year-round sun, with spring providing warm days without the intense summer heat. Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, and Fuerteventura each have their own character, but all share the benefits of golden beaches and a laid-back Spanish influence.

Tenerife’s Mount Teide National Park is the largest of all the islands and offers an idyllic setting for hiking, while Lanzarote’s Timanfaya National Park showcases Martian-like lava fields. For those more interested in the coast, Gran Canaria and Fuerteventura are a haven for water sports and sun worshippers.

Thailand (Phuket and Krabi)

Thailand’s Andaman Coast enjoys a warm, dry climate this time of year, with Phuket and Krabi each having their own appeal. You’ll find lively nightlife and energetic markets in Phuket, while Krabi is home to quieter, more dramatic scenery.

Sail past towering karst formations on a trip through Phang Nga Bay, an area surrounded by limestone cliffs and calm turquoise waters. Head over to the beaches of Railay for some of the most striking coastal views in Thailand. Enjoy the fragrant tastes of Thailand in both street food stalls and beachside restaurants, where aromatic curries and fresh seafood are in abundance.

Spring is an excellent time to visit before the monsoon season arrives, so you can enjoy Thailand’s tropical beauty without unexpected downpours.

With fewer crowds and comfortable weather, this season provides the perfect opportunity to explore, relax, and make the most of your time away.

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