We've had enough of winter! 7 destinations where it's warm all year round for a summery break

1. Zanzibar in Tanzania

Less well known than the Maldivesor the Seychelles, Zanzibar is nonetheless full of wonders. Landscapes to make many an island paradise weep. As well as the white sandy beaches and turquoise waters, this is also the birthplace of the greatest showman of all time: Freddy Mercury, leader of the band Queen.

The Tanzanian archipelago, which is now peaceful despite being located in the Indian Ocean, has seen one of the shortest wars in history. In 1986, the bombardment of Zanzibar between British and Unguja soldiers lasted thirty-eight minutes.

2. Malibu in the USA

The surfing capital of the United States is much more than a beach, it's a place where people live cool lives between the sea and the mountains. Stars, beaches, sun, nature - this temple of tranquillity is the destination of choice for an endless summer. It's the perfect opportunity to experience the American dream at first hand in the country's most legendary state.

3. Byon Bay in Australia

Here you are in Australia's most easterly city. A surfer's paradise, the beaches of Byron Bay are breathtakingly beautiful. The humid subtropical climate offers locals and visitors warm summers and mild winters. Not to be outdone, you might even meet Australian actor Paul Hogan, aka "Crocodile Dundee", who lives high up in the town.

4. Saly in Senegal

South of Dakar, there's a small village of die-hard Senegalese fishermen set in a haven of sunny peace on the water's edge. Today, this seaside resort is one of the most popular in West Africa. It boasts numerous hotels, nightclubs, bars, restaurants and craft shops to delight visitors.

5. East Cape in New Zealand

On New Zealand's North Island, East Cape is a privileged destination: it offers one of the world's first sunrises. The scenery is breathtaking and nature unspoilt. This Maori land is green, bathed by the sun and the Pacific. Ideal for a holiday in complete tranquillity.

6. Tahiti in French Polynesia

Much more than a brand of shower gel with exotic scents, Tahiti is a volcanic island that rarely leaves you indifferent. The nice thing about this turquoise-water paradise is that even during the 'cool' season (May to October), temperatures soar above 25 degrees. Still in the eye of a cyclone, a wind of freedom blows over the island as you stroll along Pointe Vénus, the cape with its black sand beaches.

7. Accra in Ghana

Not to be confused with the delicious cod fritters, we're taking you to the capital of Ghana. Accra is a tourist destination with many strings to its bow. Its rich culture, gastronomy and sunny beaches promise an unforgettable holiday.