30 nature destinations have the right April conditions — typically 12–24°C with sea temperatures of 14–23°C. Which is best depends on where you start from: the ranking below is computed in your browser, for your own location and preferences, and matches the live map exactly.
Open this on the live map →| Destination | °C | Sea | Rain d | Price | Safety |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anthony, US | 17° | — | 4 | €€ | safe |
| Arcadia, US | 17° | — | 25 | €€ | safe |
| Banning, US | 15° | — | 28 | €€ | safe |
| Bishop, US | 12° | — | 8 | €€ | safe |
| Borrego Springs, US | 20° | — | 18 | €€ | safe |
| Boulder City, US | 18° | — | 5 | €€ | safe |
| Bullhead City, US | 22° | — | 6 | €€ | safe |
| Casas Adobes, US | 19° | — | 8 | €€ | safe |
| Cathedral City, US | 21° | — | 7 | €€ | safe |
| Dahab, EG | 24° | 23° | 1 | € | some risk |
| Eilat, IL | 22° | 22° | 2 | €€ | some risk |
| Green Valley, US | 18° | — | 8 | €€ | safe |
| Lake Havasu City, US | 22° | — | 6 | €€ | safe |
| Las Cruces, US | 16° | — | 5 | €€ | safe |
| Mendoza, AR | 15° | — | 17 | € | safe |
| Mesquite, US | 18° | — | 10 | €€ | safe |
| Moab, US | 13° | — | 22 | €€ | safe |
| Montecito, US | 15° | 14° | 34 | €€ | safe |
| Needles, US | 22° | — | 6 | €€ | safe |
| Page, US | 14° | — | 10 | €€ | safe |
| Pahrump, US | 16° | — | 11 | €€ | safe |
| Rancho Cucamonga, US | 16° | — | 26 | €€ | safe |
| Rio Rancho, US | 12° | — | 14 | €€ | safe |
| Saint George, US | 16° | — | 12 | €€ | safe |
| Sierra Vista, US | 16° | — | 7 | €€ | safe |
| Spring Valley, US | 18° | — | 5 | €€ | safe |
| Twentynine Palms, US | 18° | — | 11 | €€ | safe |
| Vail, US | 18° | — | 9 | €€ | safe |
| Ventura, US | 15° | 14° | 19 | €€ | safe |
| Yucca Valley, US | 15° | — | 17 | €€ | safe |
Listed alphabetically: destinations whose April climate, safety and viability pass Travelia's bar for nature escapes. The Travelia Score isn't shown here because it isn't a fixed rating — it's computed live for your location and preferences. With JavaScript on, this table becomes your personal ranking (identical to the map's numbers); with it off, the facts stand on their own.