With average April highs of 22°C and lows of 11°C, Seville can be warmer than other Spanish cities such as Barcelona (17°C) around this time of year - and it boasts an average of eight hours of sunshine a day.
If you’re short on time and stuck between mainland cities including Bangkok or the country’s famous islands, the shores of Koh Pha Ngan, Koh Samui and Koh Tao may be your best bet, as the cities can verge on being too hot.
April marks the start of Bali’s dry season, so the weather improves (the temperature can sit anywhere between 32°C and 25°C), and its hotspots aren’t so saturated by tourists, who tend to flock to its shores between June and August.
Seville can easily surpass 40°C in summer, so April is a great time to visit, plus you’ll be able to catch the city’s iconic Easter parades.
If you’re into hiking, April is also a great time of year to visit the High Atlas mountain range, with tours running through to November.
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