THINKING about your next holiday? Well you might want to consider the three destinations Jet2 will be flying to next year.
From next summer, Jet2 will fly to new destinations from Bournemouth and Edinburgh Airports.
There will be a route from Bournemouth to Reus, Spain and then there will be routes from Edinburgh to Pula, Croatia and to Crete, Greece.
The Reus route will operate every Sunday, from May 2 to October 31.
As for the Edinburgh to Crete route, this will operate every Wednesday, from May 5 to October 27.
The Pula route will then operate on Sundays from May 2 to October 17.
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Steve Heapy, CEO of Jet2.com and Jet2holidays, said: “Reus, Crete (Chania) and Pula are magical destinations, and we know their appeal, coupled with our award-winning customer experience, will make them much sought-after from Bournemouth and Edinburgh Airports.
“We look forward to taking holidaymakers to these new summer hotspots.”
Travellers heading to Reus can expect Modernist architecture across the city, including the Pere Mata Institute – a grand building home to a psychiatric hospital.
In fact, famous architect Antoni Gaudi – who designed the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona – was born in the city.
You can even go to the Gaudi Centre in the city, which is dedicated to the architect.
Make sure to also visit Casa Navas, which is a preserved Modernist building that is often thought to be one of the best examples of Art Nouveau in Europe.
It was built between 1901 and 1908 and inside, everything is original including the furniture, stained glass and mosaics.
For amazing views of the city and beyond, head up the 62metre Prioral Sant Pere Bell Tower.
Then for a bit of retail therapy, there is the shopping district which offers both brand names and more independent boutiques.
Over in Pula, Croatia, visitors can explore the coastal city which is well-known for its preserved Roman ruins.
These include Pula Arena – a large Roman amphitheatre that hosts concerts and festivals.
Make sure to not miss the old town as well, with the eight-metre high Triumphal Arch of Sergii and the 2,000-year-old Temple of Augustus which was dedicated to the first Roman emperor, of the same name.
Of course, thanks to the city being on the coast there are also a number of beaches.
For example, you could head to Beach Valovine which is about 15 minutes from Pula and you’ll find crystal clear waters.
One recent visitor said: “The views and scenery here were unrivaled – loved walking over the rocks at the ocean’s edge.”
And last but not least, if you choose to head to Chania, Crete in Greece, you can explore a stunning 14th century Venetian harbour and vibrant old town.
In the old harbour, which is in the heart of the city, you can explore streets lined with Venetian-era buildings and a 16th century lighthouse.
Then in the old town, you will find a variety of Venetian, Ottoman and Greek architecture with cosy cafes such as Cvajner Gallery, which is found in former bank.
Crete is full of stunning beaches and close to Chania town you can relax at Chrissi Akti, also known as the ‘Golden Beach’.
From the town it is about a 40 minute walk or a short bus ride.
The beach has golden sand as its nickname suggests and visitors can hire sunbeds and umbrellas.
There’s even a small playground for little ones.
Perhaps one of the most famous beaches to visit though, is Elafonissi Beach which is known for its pink sand.
It is an ideal spot for families due to its shallow waters and is often named among the most beautiful beaches in the world.
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