Easter Holidays

With its warm all-year-round climate, Tenerife is a favourite for Easter holidays. Forget about it being a place for cheap and cheerful escapes – Tenerife has plenty of luxury holiday options to enjoy and plenty of first-class beaches.

Situated in the upscale area of Costa Adeje, Playa del Duque beach is lined with high-end hotels, welcoming beach clubs top-class restaurants, making it an excellent choice for luxury travellers.

For those seeking a more secluded and tranquil experience, the beach at Playa de La Tejita is an excellent choice. This natural beach may be a bit quieter than others, but there are still luxury amenities available, including the chic La Tejita Street Market.

Another popular beach in the upscale Costa Adeje area, Playa de Fañabé is known for its calm waters, fine sand, and beachfront promenade filled with high-end hotels, bars, and restaurants. This Blue Flag awarded beach offers excellent facilities, including sun loungers, parasols, and access to various water sports.

Whether you prefer a lively atmosphere or a serene escape, Tenerife's luxury beaches have something for everyone which is why it is loved by people of all ages and budgets.

There are plenty of destinations that are lovely and warm in Spring around Easter time.

Egypt experiences highs of 28 degrees in April, so why not consider a Hurghada holiday? Hurghada is home to many 5* hotels, scuba diving opportunities and a buzzing nightlife scene. For a more traditional experience, the Old Town, El Dahar, is a must-visit.

Marrakesh, in Morocco, is another top pick for Easter holidays and is ideal for a 4-night escape if you want something a bit different to a beach holiday. Explore the busy souks, indulge in a sensual spa or relax in traditional riads in the Medina area of the city.

Portugal’s Algarve is home to one of the best coastlines in Europe and is a favourite for family Easter holidays. There is everything you could want here – world-class golf, family attractions, great nightlife and plenty of hotels. Albufeira Old Town is filled with restaurants, open-air bars, seafood market stalls and loads more, all of which are great excuses to get out and explore on your visit.