Enjoy nightlife with a twist and get traditional at Murcia’s many tapas and flamenco bars. Along with the traditional joints, the town is also well known for its lively bars, nightclubs and casinos which are often buzzing until the early hours of the morning. Days can be spent browsing the traditional buildings or lazing at sundrenched Mediterranean beaches, famous for their beauty.

Faro is the provincial capital of the Algarve and offers visitors an interesting snapshot of historical Portugal before they head to a nearby sunshine resort such as Lagos or Albufeira. Browse the quaint old town or enjoy some fresh seafood at one of the town’s many restaurants then sample some Portuguese sangria with the welcoming locals.

A trip to Malta is the ideal relaxation holiday and has an incredible number of beaches, considering the small islands size. The combined cultural influences ensure a visit will be memorable as you soak in the North African, Arabic and Sicilian touches that can be found in the language, food and architecture. But despite these outward influences, Malta has a character all of its own which you can relish at the islands colourful street festivals.

Crete is one of Europe’s most popular holiday destinations and it’s no wonder with its sun soaked, sandy beaches, amazing food, rich history and most importantly, the lively nightlife. Originally famous for archaeological treasures (many of which can be found in the capital Heraklion) the island is now better known for the amazing nightlife and crazy clubs of Malia – Greece’s wildest party resort.

The palm tree lined boulevards of Antalya are almost always sun drenched due to the Turkish city’s mostly warm climate. Film and football are the most appreciated interests here, with film festivals rolling in and out of town throughout the year and the locals proudly displaying their love for the beautiful game at Atatürk stadium. The city’s interesting history and unspoiled beaches are also worthy pulling points for many visitors.