As summer approaches, Brits seeking sun without the crowds are being urged to consider Cadiz, a coastal city in southern Spain that offers 25°C temperatures in May and flights from as little as £86 return.
Laura Evans-Fisk, head of digital and engagement at eurochange, said: 'There are some brilliant lesser-known hidden gems you can visit in Europe, that still see temperatures reach up to 25°C in May, and flight prices are usually much more reasonable.'
Cadiz, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in Europe, boasts a Roman theatre, the Castle of Santa Catalina, and Torre Tavira with panoramic views. The compact city is easily walkable, from the Old Town to the seafront.
Visitors can enjoy Spanish tapas and fresh seafood at charming cafés and eateries, with sea views never far away. Direct return flights are available from £86, making it an affordable alternative to popular hotspots like Barcelona and Madrid.
