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If you're looking for an affordable, warm and tropical holiday destination this April, there's a huge range of places you can visit. From Europe to the Caribbean or even Africa, these five hotspots are often a top pick for tourists seeking some sun.

Depending on how long you want to enjoy a break for, there's something for everyone at each of these destinations. Whether you're looking for a vibrant city, a relaxing beach or a historical place to visit, you won't want to overlook these stunning places.

Marrakech is a stunning destination in Morocco. The city has become known for its sunny warm weather and vibrant culture. Its medina fascinates visitors with a treasure trove of shops and eateries which cannot be found anywhere else.

Even better, it has been named by Time Out as the top location for a budget holiday. Marrakech is frequently referred to as the 'Red City', because of the shade of the walls surrounding its old town district.

One of the most notable aspects of the city is its architecture. Marrakech is a picture-perfect city with bright and unique buildings and decor.

The traditional feel of the area is heightened by the contemporary designers who pay homage to the city's history. Craftsmen can be found creating modern pieces but still using historic techniques.

It takes around four hours to get to the city on a flight from London and temperatures can reach up to 26C in April.

Tenerife is a popular Canary Island to visit for its warm climates and pretty beaches. In April, you can expect up to a hot 23C - certainly warmer than is likely in the UK.

Tenerife enjoys warm weather all year round, and British holidaymakers have been travelling there for decades.

While the UK is still dealing with cold temperatures and showers, visitors to Tenerife often spend their days on the beach, by the pool or eating outdoors.

There's plenty to see in the area, from the famous Siam Water Park to walking the Barranco del Infierno trail.

You can reach Tenerife in around four hours and 30 minutes on a flight from London.

Sharm El Sheikh, in Egypt, is perfect for diving and resorts - it's up to 30C in April.

The city is located on the southern tip of the Sinai Peninsula which has become renowned for its stunning coastline, crystal-clear waters, and exceptional diving opportunities.

Even if you've never been diving before, the coral reefs and marine life here are worth seeing.

Tourists can explore the iconic Ras Mohammed National Park, where vibrant coral gardens and rare fish species thrive in the warm, clear waters.

You can reach the area in around five hours and 30 minutes on a flight from London.

Barbados is known for its stunning beaches - even though it will take you a little longer to get there, it's a place you won't be disappointed in.

Barbados is small, stretching just 21 miles from tip to tip. Its coastlines are one of the biggest draws for tourists, with stunning aquamarine waters and lush palm-tree-lined beaches.

On a travel blog called Salty Sarah, one person says: "Barbados isn't just about beaches-it's an island with a story to tell! You'll find a fascinating mix of African, British, and Caribbean influences in everything from the music to the architecture.

"Bridgetown, the island's capital, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with historic buildings and the Garrison area, where you can learn about the island's colonial past."

With scorching 30C temperatures, you can reach Barbados in eight hours and 50 minutes from London.

Malaga is just a short flight away from the UK with a quick two hour 50 minute flight time.

According to reports, Malaga has incredible weather with an average of 320 days of sun and blue skies all year round.

While you're there, you should try some of the region's delicious local food.

Fish and seafood are the most popular ingredients, but you can also find delicious meat and vegetable dishes.

It's the perfect place for a short break and you can easily enjoy a long weekend in this Spanish hotspot.

In April, temperatures are likely to reach around 21C.