How about a trip to Cyprus

Cyprus has a warmer and sunnier than average, Mediterranean climate. Winters here are mild, averaging 16°c during the day and 6°c at night and mostly bright or sunny. Cold weather can affect the region during winter and the Troodos mountains are often snow-capped from December to February, although lowlands rarely if ever see snow. Spring is warm to hot, fairly dry and mostly sunny, with temperatures ranging from 19°c in March, to nearly 30°c during the latter part of May. Summers are hot, or very hot, very sunny and very dry, with rainfall rare. It is the warmest and sunniest region in the Mediterranean and averages at least an hour a day more sunshine than most places in Italy and Spain by comparison. Heatwaves during summer are also frequent and temperatures of 40°c or more should be expected several times a year, anytime from June to early September. Autumns start hot and very sunny, and even by late November temperatures of 20°c or more are common, with rain only reliably starting during the month of November, carrying on through to March and occuring every 3 to 5 days on average.