If you’re looking for a stunning holiday destination to enjoy in April – there’s one place that should be at the top of your list. With its vibrant cities, exciting culture and blazing sunshine, you might want to look into travelling to this stunning country.

Morocco in April offers temperatures of up to 25C with around nine to 10 hours of sunshine a day, meaning you’ll be set for a scorcher on your spring getaway. One of the most popular places to visit in Morocco is Marrakech, which remains a must-visit for its historic medina.

A person who visited the media on Tripadvisor said: “Loved the variety and the hustle and bustle. So many entrances and vendors in the souks. Be prepared to bargain for everything.

“Should be able to get things for at least half price of where they start. Felt very safe from any pickpockets compared to many other places we’ve been. Smells and sights abound!”

If you’re hoping to visit the coast, you can head to Coastal Essaouira, which provides a relaxing alternative to the bustling streets of the country’s cities.

One visitor on Tripadvisor said: “The city is very particular, it has a beautiful Medina on the sea, inscribed in the list of UNESCO World Heritage sites.

“In addition to walking in the various alleys that I found ordered and pilots, you must also walk to the Bastions that take us back in history. From this place you can take beautiful pictures of the ocean.”

The blue-painted streets of Chefchaouen in the north of the country are a highlight for scenic photography. The area has captured the attention of tourists for generations due to its picturesque look.

If you’re looking for adventure, Merzouga is the place to head to. It’s the perfect starting point for overnight trips into the Sahara Desert.

Tourists who enjoy a trip to the desert praise the authentic feel of the excursions – from quad biking to dune buggy trips.

To get to Essaouira in Morocco from the UK, it takes around 3 hours and 40 minutes on a plane from London, costing just £82 in April.

The country offers a unique experience to visit a vibrant North African country where traditional cultures meet modernity.