Thanks to budget airlines, cheap flights have become more readily available for British holidaymakers in recent years, and these days it’s not uncommon to find flights for less than £100. Based on Skyscanner data, Express.co.uk has rounded up some of the best destinations where you can beat the winter blues for less than £100 right now.

Whether you’re looking for a sun-kissed winter sunshine escape or are after a cultured city break, there’s a budget-friendly holiday to suit all tastes.

All deals included in this article are accurate at the time of writing but are subject to change.

Roughly a four-hour flight from the UK, Agadir is a destination that is ideal for escaping the chilly temperatures the UK often experiences in the late winter and early spring months. In March, you can expect average high temperatures of 23C to 26C and a 75 percent chance of a sunny day.

On occasion, the weather has been known to spike in March. 

The highest temperature ever recorded for March was 39C.

One of the . The beach is fairly popular for those who enjoy water sports.

As well as a stretch of beautiful coastline, . The lively souk, popular with tourists, is home to an array of shops selling everything from traditional tagging pots to clothing and jewellery. It’s also a great place to sample some local food and a traditional mint tea.

Holidays to Nice are a beautiful mix of culture in the quaint old town and picture-perfect pebble beaches. Though February and March certainly aren’t the warmest seasons, you can still expect mild temperatures with average highs of 12C and 14C respectively.

For breathtaking views across Nice, . Towering over Nice’s historic core, it is the most popular park in town and was awarded a Tripadvisor Traveller’s Choice Award in 2023.

Even if you aren’t visiting in the summer, Nice’s beautiful beaches are still well worth a visit. 

, travelling along the Mediterranean waterfront with plenty of places to stop on the beaches or cafes to sit and enjoy a drink and snack.

The capital of the Algarve, Faro is one of Portugal’s more traditional spots and offers a perfect blend of culture and relaxation. One of the great things about the region is that some of the best things can be enjoyed for free.

The old town is made up of quaint cobbled streets and lots of lovely Portuguese tiling. You can wander around the sleepy old town or pay a visit to the fishing port and harbour.

is a great destination for those who want to enjoy nature and spot some wildlife. And given the coastal location, there are also a number of beaches to enjoy, with .

Enfidha is on the north-eastern coast of Tunisia and is a popular option for those who want to enjoy slightly warmer temperatures in the spring months. The seaside resort experiences average temperatures around 20C.

The region gets much warmer in summer, so spring is a great time to visit for those who are not great with sweltering temperatures.  

As well as its beaches, Enfindha has lots of cultural and historic sites for tourists to visit.  to learn some of the history of the region.