DESTINATIONS — WINTER SUN


Playa Dorada or the quieter Playa Flamingo, all within easy reach of the marina’s upscale restaurants and shopping centres, or leave it all behind for the secluded Papagayo beaches set in a nature reserve and a far cry from the black sand found elsewhere on the island. Book it: Prestige Holidays offers a week at the Rubicon Palace in Playa Blanca, Lanzarote, from £668 with half-board accommodation, British Airways flights from Gatwick and transfers departing December 1-12. prestigeholidays.co.uk 01425 480400


l MOROCCO There’s a chill in the air in some parts of Morocco come winter – as someone who took a city break to Marrakech without so much as a warm jacket, I can say from experience it gets nippy in the evenings – but southerly beach resort Agadir has no such issue. With temperatures solidly in the


70s and Atlantic Ocean waves, this is an ideal spot for clients who can’t decide between lazing by the sea or jumping in and trying out some watersports.


Surf schools abound, with options for beginners as well as experienced surfers, and if that’s not enough to keep clients entertained, suggest a round of golf on one of the three nearby courses, a browse through the boutique shops in the marina, or a visit to the kasbah, which overlooks the city. Book it: Anatolian Sky Holidays has just released its first Winter Sun brochure, featuring the all- inclusive Royal Decameron Tafoukt Beach Resort in Agadir, with a private sandy beach, daytime and evening activities, restaurant and beach grill, hookah cafe and nightclub. A week starts at £514 departing December 4, including Gatwick flights and transfers. anatoliansky.co.uk 0844 273 3585 TW


Agadir


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