Tourists who are desperate to leave the gloomy British winter behind seem to have found a new go-to destination.

The hidden gem has been turning heads with its perfect blend of sun-kissed shores, warm welcomes, and thrilling exploits. With the temperatures sitting comfortably at 27C in March, it's no wonder this is topping the charts for those looking to dodge the winter blues.

Experts at Travelbag say there has been a staggering 875% spike in for "winter sun March 2025", signalling a British rush for some much-needed Vitamin D. And with it being just a five-hour flight from home, this sunny haven is ripe for even a brief weekend reprieve.

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"If you're looking for balmy temperatures, plenty of sunshine, and less humidity, is the best time to visit Sharm El Sheikh in Egypt," the Travelbag crew advises. Perched on the Sinai Peninsula's southern edge, Sharm El Sheikh dazzles with its pristine beaches, crystal waters, and top-notch diving spots.

Divers of all stripes will be in their element amidst the coral reefs and teeming marine life that make this area a diver's paradise. The famed Ras Mohammed National Park invites to its underwater wonderland, boasting colourful coral gardens and exotic fish aplenty, reports .

Beyond the beach, the locale's history and culture shine, with the St. Catherine's Monastery just a stone's throw away from Sharm El Sheikh.

Nestled at the base of , a hallowed site for Christians, Jews, and Muslims, the mountain presents an epic sunrise trek that's essential for spirited adventurers. Travel gurus have spotted a whopping 767% spike in Google searches for 'Sharm el Sheikh weather March 2025', and it's no wonder why – next month is pitched as one of the peak times to explore this seaside haven.

With its mild climate and flourishing springtime blooms, in March is the idyllic landscape for visitors to soak up its resplendent natural wonders and rich historical sites. Despite basking in warmer winter temperatures compared to most European countries, evenings can still bring a nip to the air.

Experts advise a light jacket, pointing out it's "all you'll need to stay comfortable after sunset."