Services run multiple times a week on all three routes, so whether it’s a long weekend or an extended holiday, there’s flexibility for all schedules.Málaga is a popular pick where Britons can trade the UK’s grey skies for some Mediterranean warmth once the summer crowds have gone. It enjoys blue skies and highs of 17°C in winter, a welcome change from the UK’s plummeting temperatures. The city’s historic old town, waterfront tapas spots and cultural highlights like the Picasso Museum make it a great winter city break. Come December, visitors can enjoy the famous Christmas lights along Calle Larios.Granada, meanwhile, offers something a bit unexpected. Not only is it a fantastic cultural destination in its own right, but it is also close to the Sierra Nevada — one of Europe’s most southerly ski resorts. With the ski season starting soon, holidaymakers can pair morning sightseeing with afternoon runs on the slopes.