While we're all eagerly awaiting the arrival of spring, the UK's sunshine levels might not be enough for some Brits.

The UK is one of the least sunny countries globally, but Secret London has revealed the world's sunniest country, making it an ideal destination for those seeking a rejuvenating holiday all year round.

Egypt has been crowned as the world's sunniest spot, with locals basking in 3,756.4 hours of sunshine annually. And it's not just during the traditionally sunny months; even in February, the country enjoys 257.5 hours of sunshine.

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Flights from the UK to Egypt start at around £100, and you can find hotel rooms for as little as £19.

Egypt boasts numerous cities worth exploring, including its capital, Cairo, nestled along the River Nile.

Visitors can explore the Museum of Egyptian Antiquities and the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization, as well as a host of beautiful mosques and churches.

Just a stone's throw away from Cairo is Giza, home to the iconic Pyramids of Giza and the Great Sphinx. To make the most of your visit, consider booking private tours or joining a group tour.

Other must-visit cities include Luxor, where you'll find the Valley of the Kings and King Tutankhamun's Tomb, and the coastal city of Alexandria, often referred to as the "pearl of the Mediterranean."

Before planning your trip to Egypt, ensure you check the latest advice from the UK Foreign Office.

Secret London with Egypt topping the list of the world's sunniest countries, followed by Namibia in second place and Sudan in third. The UK, however, is noticeably absent from this list, instead ranking fifth among the world's least sunny countries.