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08/04/2026

Dublin, Ireland
Temperature: 20°C high; 11°C low
Season: summer
Travel time from UK: 1 hour 25 minutes
Time difference: BST+0

If there's one thing the Irish are famous for, it's their love of a good time, and where better to be wooed by the Emerald Isle's charm than in Dublin? In less than an hour and a half you could be in the fair city, perfect for nipping over to on the bank holiday weekend. History buffs will love the incredible library at The Long Room of Trinity College, literature-lovers should go to Sweny's Pharmacy mentioned in James Joyce's Ulysses. Immerse yourself in local culture in the lanes of the so-called creative quarter between Grafton Street and George's Street and grab the best pint of Guinness you will ever taste. If you need a break from the city, Dublin's surrounds are just as gorgeous; hike up Dublin Mountain for amazing views or dive into the icy Irish sea in Dublin Bay.

06/04/2026

Isla Holbox, Mexico
Temperature: 33°C high; 24°C low
Season: wet
Travel time from UK: 10 hours 30 minutes via Cancun with Virgin Atlantic
Time difference: BST-5

Ever seen those envy-inducing Instagrams of ‘influencers’ posing in kaleidoscopic hammocks while happily pegged into the soothing shallows of an impossibly emerald sea? They were probably taken on Isla Holbox, a drowsy, barefoot island at the northern tip of Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula, long touted as ‘the new Tulum’. Yet Holbox is still so hard to reach that it hasn’t quite lived up to that characterisation: it still has no designer yoga studios or restaurant waiting lists, and its roads remain unpaved. The island can only be reached via passenger ferry from Chiquila, a three-hour drive from Playa del Carmen, which makes it a reliable place for going off-grid. There’s nothing to do but live the simple life of the 2,000 people who reside here year-round. In August, large pods of whale sharks gather offshore, adding yet more natural splendour to a wonderfully quiet scene.

Where to stay: Ser CasaSandra has a brilliant beach bar serving top-notch food. Rooms are packed with locally-made furniture – the best have private balconies and sea views. Another option is Punta Caliza, a whitewashed, thatch-roofed boutique hotel with one of the best pools in town.

03/04/2026

Copenhagen, Denmark
Temperature: 21°C high; 14°C low
Season: summer
Travel time from UK: 1 hour 50 minutes
Time difference: GMT +1

During the height of summer in Copenhagen, fashionable Danes embrace long days and take life out onto the streets. Bitter winter nights are a distant memory and the city’s buzzy café culture is where it’s at. Settle in for coffee-sipping and healthy brunch spreads, or pick up indulgent treats from in-demand bakeries such as Hart Bageri and Andersen & Maillard; the latter’s cube croissants are a viral spectacle that taste even better than they look. Plan ahead for a lip-smacking visit to the Copenhagen Cooking and Food Festival, which usually takes places around the middle of August. The festival has run for more than 20 years and tends to celebrate a humble vegetable with curious specials – focuses may be cabbage or onion, for instance. Copenhagen Pride also takes place in August, transforming the city’s streets into a kaleidoscopic, uber-inclusive playground.

Where to stay: You’ve probably seen the dazzling interior of Manon Les Suites, with its courtyard plunge pool surrounded by sumptuous suites – no mere ‘rooms’ here. For an unforgettable stay in an enviable location, check into Nimb Hotel, set within the manicured Tivoli Gardens. For more inspiration, look no further than our guide to the best hotels in

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