Fuerteventura is the driest and warmest of the Canary Islands according to The Traveller. With more than 300 days of annual sunshine, it is a perfect year-round beach and holiday destination.

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The Islands are Spanish-owned and the most southerly and hottest part of Europe, lying just 100km west of the southern tip of Morocco.

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As the name implies it can be very windy, hence Fuerteventura's fame as a watersports destination, but also completely calm and, more usually, with a steady breeze ensures the island feels wonderfully hot (not unbearably so) in the summer. 

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Note: Even when cloudy or windy  the summer UV is often 11 (the highest) and you still tan beautifully.

Or burn! Factor 30 sun lotion is essential.