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	I. Greek Mainland	I. Italy Alone	III. Portugal	III. Croatia + Montenegro	IV. France	V. Spain	VII. Greece + Amalfi (rev)	I. Maldives	II. Bali	III. Seychelles	IV. Sri Lanka	V. Mauritius	VI. Zanzibar
Score	8.95	8.95	8.40	8.40	8.20	7.85	7.50	8.70	8.60	8.60	8.60	8.40	8.40
Dates	April 4 – 18, 2026	March 28 – April 11, 2026	April 9 – 24, 2026	April 22 – May 6, 2026	April 8 – 23, 2026	April 7 – 21, 2026	April 10 – 23, 2026	April 7 – 16, 2026	April 6 – 18, 2026	April 6 – 18, 2026	April 5 – 18, 2026	April 7 – 17, 2026	April 7 – 17, 2026
Nights	15	14	15	14	15	15	13	9	12	12	13	10	10
Bases	3	3	3	3	3	4	3	2	3	3	3	2	2
Standout	The Anastasi Midnight	The Venice Gondola	Sunset on the Comporta Dunes	Olive at Villa Miločer	Château Eza	Twilight Nasrid Palaces	La Sponda · 400 Candles	Private sandbank dinner at sunset	Kecak fire dance at Pura Luhur Uluwatu, then a private clifftop dinner	A private sunset table on the boulders of Anse Source d'Argent	Sunset on the ramparts, then a candlelit courtyard inside the fort	Sunset catamaran off Le Morne, then 500 candles on the sand	A low-tide sunset table at The Rock
Best for	Highest peak — Greek Orthodox Easter	Best hotels on Earth — train-only moves	Best Mar-Apr fit · Best value · Lowest risk	Boka Bay · Olive at Villa Miločer still works	Most ambitious food · 3 Michelin × 2	Owns the Alhambra-at-twilight peak	Don't move this — keep in June	Two atolls, one horizon, just the two of you	Jungle temples, beach-club gold, and a cliff above the Indian Ocean	Granite, glass-calm seas, and the slowest sunsets on earth	Lion rock, blue-train hills, and a fort lit by the last sun	Two lagoons, one monolith, zero clocks	Spice winds, coral lagoons, and a table on the tide
Top hotel	Hotel Grande Bretagne	Passalacqua	Palácio Belmonte	Regent Porto Montenegro	Four Seasons Grand-Hôtel	Mercer Sevilla	Milos Cove	Baros Maldives	Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan	Four Seasons Resort Seychelles	Jetwing Vil Uyana, A Luxury Reserve	LUX* Le Morne	Kisiwa House
Michelin (count)	2	2	4	1	2	2	3	0	0	0	0	0	0
Splurge tier	€38–52K	€56–72K	€38–48K	€48–68K (Aman Villa Miločer)	€72–140K	€31K	~$30–35K	$38,000–$55,000 for two (Soneva Jani water villa, multiple private dinners, business-class flights)	$11,000–$16,000 for two (12 nts) — Four Seasons pool villa, Bvlgari Cliff Villa, private fine dining, premium transfers, excl. flights	$32,000–$48,000+ for two (12 nights): Four Seasons + Raffles villas, helicopter transfers, private Source d'Argent dinner, business-class flights.	$14,000–20,000 for two (13 nights) — Cape Weligama private-pool suite, Amangalla, premium transfers & guided experiences	$11,000–$16,000 / couple (beachfront villas, private catamaran charter, 500-candle dinner, premium flights)	$11,000–$16,000 for two (Matemwe Retreat villas, full board, private guiding, business-class hops)
Premium tier	€26–34K	€38–48K	€22–28K	€30–40K	€42K	€25K	~$18–24K	$24,000–$36,000 for two (entry water villas both bases, seaplane, 1–2 signature dinners)	$7,500–$11,000 for two (12 nts) — entry-suites at the three flagships, a mix of fine dining and beach clubs, private drivers, excl. flights	$20,000–$30,000 for two: same three hotels at lead villa categories, ferry transfers, one helicopter leg, premium-economy/Gulf-hub flights.	$9,000–13,000 for two — the three flagship hotels in entry rooms, private driver throughout, à la carte experiences	$7,500–$11,000 / couple (junior suites, half-board, mix of private and shared excursions)	$7,000–$10,500 for two (Kisiwa House + Matemwe Lodge plunge-pool chalet, private transfers, The Rock + sandbank)
Biggest risk	Helicopter is weather-dependent — driver backup is 2h45m on the A6	Passalacqua opens ~March 20-25 — verify direct before Mar 28 check-in	Atlantic sea 16-17°C — pool only (Vila Vita, Bela Vista, Tivoli all heated to 28°C)	Aman Sveti Stefan reopens late April · verify exact 2026 opening date	Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc opens Apr 20 · trip must start late if you want Eden-Roc	Vueling VY2213 GRX→PMI is the single direct · backup is 4h MAD routing	Skinopi Lodge CLOSED for entire window — irreplaceable identity gone	April is the monsoon transition — mostly dry and clear early in the month, but humidity climbs and brief afternoon showers and the occasional squall become more likely toward late April; an outdoor sandbank dinner can be moved or rescheduled by weather.	April is the transition into dry season, not deep dry season — early-April brief afternoon showers are still possible, especially in jungle-cooled Ubud. Skies clear markedly through the month; pack a light rain layer for the first few days.	Seaweed/sargassum season: the calm northwest-monsoon months (to ~April) can pile seaweed on Praslin's Côte d'Or beaches; Anse Lazio, the southwest Mahé coves and La Digue's west are far less affected — plan beach days accordingly.	April is the shoulder edge on the south/west coast — the Yala monsoon hasn't arrived but late-April brings increasingly unsettled afternoons and rougher seas around Galle/Weligama. Early-April dates (as planned) are noticeably safer than late April.	April is the tail end of Mauritius' wet/cyclone season — humidity is high and brief heavy showers (and a small residual cyclone risk) are possible into mid-April; build in flexible, indoor-friendly fallback days and consider travel insurance.	April sits in the long-rains season (masika). Expect short, heavy afternoon downpours and higher humidity — mornings are usually clear, so front-load beach and snorkel activities to early in the day.