Brits looking to escape the cold weather this November could swap their winter coats for some sunshine on a beautiful Spanish island where temperatures can reach 25C. Gran Canaria, one of the Canary Islands, is a popular choice for winter holidays, with beaches, seaside restaurants and warm weather long after summer has ended in the UK. And one of its smaller resorts has now been named the best place to stay in the Canary Islands.
Puerto de Mogán, on the southwest coast of Gran Canaria, came top in a survey by consumer group Which?, beating several better-known holiday destinations.
The resort received a customer score of 79%, with visitors particularly impressed by its scenery, accommodation and food.
In June and July, 928 members were surveyed about their experience of different resorts across the islands. Puetro de Morgan known for its whitewash buildings has a quieter feel, making it more favourable to travellers visiting.
There are plenty of places to eat, including waterfront restaurants serving fresh seafood and traditional Spanish dishes.
For those wanting to travel this month, Gran Canaria typically enjoys daytime temperatures of around 24C, with warmer days reaching 25C.
The Liverpool Echo previously reported flights from Liverpool to the island for £34, although prices depend on the departure date and availability.
Holidaymakers should also bear in mind that the price of flights can increase once baggage and other extras are added.
Puerto de Mogán is around a 40-minute drive from Gran Canaria Airport, making it fairly easy to reach after landing.
The resort finished ahead of Puerto de la Cruz in Tenerife, which scored 77% in the Which? survey.
With much of Britain facing colder weather, Gran Canaria remains an option for anyone hoping to enjoy a little more sunshine before Christmas.
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