Brits flock to ‘new Magaluf’ where it’s 30C and beer is £1

The ideal destination!

Brits are flocking to a sun-soaked hotspot that's been crowned the 'new Magaluf'.

At this now popular destination, tourists can get their hands on bargain £1 beers while basking in the sun on pristine white sands as temperatures reach 30C.

Previously, party-loving Brits have swarmed Magaluf, the Spanish resort town synonymous with youthful revelry but now there's a new destination enticing crowds away from Magaluf.

Zanzibar, an island off Tanzania's coast is fast becoming a magnet for British holidaymakers as it has been dubbed the 'new Magaluf'.

After Magaluf tries to distance itself from the UK's party scene with stricter regulations in place, Zanzibar City looks to take over.

According to the Daily Star, Zanzibar is keen to see its visitor numbers soar, welcoming all who wish to bask in its tropical charm and enjoy its vibrant nightlife.

Zanzibar was also named one of the best value sunny destinations worldwide in 2023 meaning a sneaky trip won't hurt your wallet too much.

According to PintPrice, you can enjoy pints for as little as £1.06, and Hikers Bay suggests that a meal in a budget-friendly city restaurant could cost as little as £3.84. 

Meanwhile, Booking.com has some affordable accommodation options.

The island, famed for its glorious weather, sees 12.06 hours of daylight during winter which is a third more than Ibiza.

Though many go to the clubs and bars, not to be missed is a trip to Stone Town, the birthplace of Queen's lead singer Freddie Mercury.

The coral reefs and marine life also create a haven for scuba divers, snorkelers and water sports enthusiasts, while dolphins can be seen leaping out of the water, playfully, off the coast.

Return flights from the UK can be found for as low as £378 on Skyscanner, making it an excellent value for a holiday.

Tanzania is home to the world-famous Serengeti National Park, where visitors can witness the 'big five' of safari – lions, leopards, elephants, buffalos, and rhinos – as well as Africa's highest peak, Kilimanjaro.