The best holidays are the ones spent with loved ones making memories that will last forever.
Whether you’re seeking beach bliss, waterpark fun, authentic cuisine or partying till the early hours, we’ve got you covered with epic deals and mega savings across luxury and budget-friendly hotels. However, not only do we want to help you find the perfect destination, we also want you to have the very best time when you’re there. To help you get the most out of your 2025 summer holiday we’ve put together a handy guide of some of the holiday highlights in four of our most popular European destinations. So, get ready to discover an array of sensational activities and attractions while you enjoy the break you truly deserve.
Tenerife
Tenerife is the perfect all-round destination for families, couples and friends looking to have an unforgettable time. Experience all the electrifying thrills of Tenerife’s top attraction, Siam Park. Regarded as the best water park in the world, this attraction boasts a soft, white-sand beach, the biggest wave pool on the planet and adrenaline-inducing slides. For nature lovers, Tiede National Park is a must visit spot. Not only is it home to a volcano that’s the highest point in the whole of Spain, but it is also the site of many local myths and legends. Here, you’ll find cable cars, hiking routes, star gazing and unbelievable sunsets. Thanks to the Teide volcano, there’s an array of volcanic vineyards offering wine tastings. Sample the best of local Tenerife flavours in wineries like Reverón Wines, Bodega Cumbres de Abona and Bodega Frontos. You should also seek out papas arrugadas, a traditional potato dish in the Canaries. Sometimes it accompanies meat dishes, but you should always serve it with either mojo rojo, a chili, pepper and garlic sauce, or mojo verde, a tangy alternative.
Escape to Costa Blanca for an unrivalled summer holiday in 2025. Regarded as one of the most lively destinations on earth, you can enjoy the epic nightlife of Alicante and Benidorm, where bars and clubs are open till the early hours. Dance the night away to live music and DJ sets or showcase your own talents (or lack thereof) with a bit of karaoke. More excitement can be found at Aqualandia in Benidorm. This waterpark is perfect for children and adults alike, with slides of varying levels of exhilaration, wave pools, splash zones and dining areas. Costa Blanca is also a superb spot for holidaymakers seeking a tranquil getaway. Guadalest Valley is a medieval village only a seven-minute drive away from Bendirom that features the ruins of an 11th century castle built into the mountains, while Altea Old Town boasts picturesque scenery and narrow, stony streets. The restaurants here offer nights of romance and charm, as well as the opportunity to dine on Spain's national dish of paella, as well as tapas and sangria.
Travel to the mythological Greek island of Rhodes for a holiday unlike any other. Natural beauty oozes from every corner of this destination, and you can explore it in the spectacular Valley of the Butterflies. Located in Petaloudes, experience an explosion of colour from thousands of butterflies all in one place. This is an educational and enjoyable day out that’s perfect for nature enthusiasts and families. Further inland, you can admire the majesty of Rhodes’ mediaeval villages. Kritinia can be found on a hilltop, with its white-washed buildings concealing lively cafés and restaurants. There’s also a castle with jaw-dropping panoramic sea views. Embonas is situated alongside numerous vineyards, meaning you can enjoy wine tastings as well as shopping for local wares and produce or touring the Folklore Museum. Wherever you visit in Rhodes, make sure you dine on the delicious local cuisine of calamari, gyros, tzatziki, lamb meatballs and more. Tavernas are authentically Greek and a superb place to relax and sample beers, wines and traditional food in a cosy environment.
Jet off to magical Malta for a taste of the Mediterranean this summer. The capital, Valletta, is an ancient centre of the island’s history. Due to its incredible preserved architecture, this city has been granted UNESCO World Heritage status and has been used as the backdrop in many hit shows and Hollywood blockbusters like Game of Thrones and Gladiator. Step back further in history and explore the Silent City, Mdina, where the original Roman walls and gates remain. Malta is brimming with sites of natural wonder, including the Blue Grotto. These rocky arches conceal caves that you can investigate on a boat ride unlike any other. A short boat ride away to Comino Island will reveal the Blue Lagoon, where white sand blends with unbelievably bright waters for an epic place to swim, snorkel or picnic. Trek to the highest point of Malta on the Dingli Cliffs. Located 253 metres above sea level, you’ll find a quaint chapel, views of the Blue Grotto and an unforgettable sunset at the peak.
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