Three popular travel bloggers tell us the best places to go...

Charlotte from LuluEscapes recommends…

The Canary Islands are an ideal, year-round destination as they are predominantly sunny and temperatures stay rather warm, between 18ºC and 28ºC.

Lanzarote is the fourth largest island and it originated from a volcanic eruption from the sea, leaving behind a beautiful black lava landscape. There are so many things to do on the island from visiting stunning beaches, going on hikes, riding a camel, to visiting underground lava caves and local wineries.

You'll also love all the wonderful local restaurants serving fresh fish and seafood dishes. I personally recommend El Risco and Bogavante. I also suggest renting a car to explore the island.

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Born and raised between London, Ibiza and Madrid and now currently living in beautiful Paris, Charlotte has just recently returned from a five-month solo trip around Australia and Asia. Her beautiful blog features travel guides, hotel reviews and food & drink recommendations from the destinations she has visited.
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Amber from 48 Hours in Europe recommends…

With its elegant narrow streets, colourful traditional Maltese balconies, baroque architecture, rich history, stunning beaches and tales of knights, Malta will quickly whisk you away to another world.

And the best part about Malta? This tiny Mediterranean island gets 300 days of sun per year – making it the perfect spot in Europe to visit once summer has faded elsewhere. That’s why Malta is my pick for the perfect November getaway.

So, what should you do while you’re there? Head to as many of Malta’s pristine beaches as you can. The best ones are on Malta’s smaller islands of Gozo and Comino.

Check out Malta’s slice of paradise: The Blue Lagoon. I’ve been to the Caribbean and I can confirm you don’t need to head that far to enjoy shallow turquoise waters, golden rocks and dramatic coastline…just head to Malta.

Explore the capital city Valletta’s effortless glamour by allowing yourself to get lost in its labyrinth of streets. Go back in time and discover the backdrop of Game of Thrones in Malta’s well-preserved former capital Mdina, which dates back as far as 4000 years.

Visit the wonderfully colourful traditional fishing town of Marsaxlokk in Malta’s southeast.

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Born and bred in Australia, Amber has lived in not-so-sunny London for the last four years. She loves the novelty of being able to jump on a plane (or even better, a train) and be in an entirely new country within an hour. She has been to 43 countries and is a lover of travel, food, photography, cultures, story-telling and of course, new adventures.

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Weronika and Jonas from Lemony Travels recommend…

We definitely think the highest temperatures in Europe in November will be in the Canary Islands…but Sardinia, Corsica, Sicily and Malta also have beautiful weather and temperatures of above 20 degrees C.

The place we would recommend though must be Sardinia. We have been there many times and we are totally in love with this island. Sardinia has many things to offer all year round. You can have great walks on one of the many stunning white sandy beaches, hike in the mountains or cycle along their beautiful coastline. You can also visit cute villages or vineyards for wine tasting… and don’t get us started on the food!! Sardinia gets plenty of sunshine all year round and although it is sometimes hit and miss, there are times you can have 25+ degrees C with sunshine and blue skies for a whole week and be pretty much alone on the beaches midweek!

Alternatively we would suggest the Amalfi Coast. The reason for that is that this stunning but super famous place is constantly overcrowded from May - mid October and it’s actually quite unpleasant to visit during these months. So at this time of the year you could have the place almost “to yourself". And when the crowds along the Amalfi Coast are gone, you will truly see the beauty of the place and can indulge and explore this coastline the way it's supposed to be done. The weather can be hit and miss week-by-week, but we recommend you check the weather forecast in advance, there is usually plenty of sunshine...

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If you are capable of making your way past their absolutely stunning wedding photos in Greece, you’ll see some of the exciting destinations that this beautiful travel couple have been to. Originally from Sweden and Poland, they are based in London, and passionate about exploring new places and sharing their best travel tips on the best places to eat, drink and stay.

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