After a long and unforgiving winter, no one blames you for wanting to get away to someplace warm and sunny. Take a spring or summer trip to one of these undervalued destinations and you'll be renewed in no time.

Dubbed "The Spring City," Kunming offers visitors pleasant weather all year long and is arguably China's number one summer resort destination. Regardless of the season, tourists will be tempted to tour the nearby Stone Forest and take in Kunming's year-round flower blooms.

They don't call it the Costa del Sol for nothing. The abundant sunshine in Malaga, Spain and the surrounding coastal destinations has made the region a hotspot for tourists looking to catch some rays at one of the many beachfront hotels and resorts.

Whether you seek relaxation or adventure, the Honduran island of Roatan is guaranteed to deliver. A popular stop for cruise ships in the Caribbean, the stunning island is part of a barrier reef and is a dream destination for divers. What's more, average high temperatures are in the 80s year-round and there's typically a slim chance of rain.

Tucson, Arizona experiences plentiful sunshine well over half of the year and while clouds do occasionally make an appearance an overcast day is rare. The combination of sun and the Sonoran Desert and mountain landscape make this destination a hit with outdoor enthusiasts.

Key West, Miami and Orlando might get all of the love when it comes to Florida's top spring and summer getaway destinations and for good reason. However, the lesser-known Emerald Coast offers clear skies of its own along with a variety of activities and attractions for travelers of all types.

The white-sand beaches and welcoming turquoise waters of Nassau and Paradise Island are complemented by consistent sunny blue skies. Visitors of all kinds can find accommodations to suit their style, whether staying at the renowned Atlantis Paradise Island resort or a smaller boutique hotel.

Reno, Nevada typically records less than one foot of rain and sees 250-plus sunny days each year. Sure, "The Biggest Little City in the World" isn't Las Vegas but its certainly charming. Stroll the Truckee Riverwalk, check out the Great Reno Balloon Race or head to nearby Lake Tahoe for some fun in the sun.

If the African island nation of Cabo Verde wasn't already appealing enough with its excellent mix of culture, beaches and sunshine, the destination is poised to become one of the world's most eco-friendly as it aims to be completely reliant on renewable energy sources by 2025.

Despite the effects of Hurricane Irma, Anguilla is back up and running and the island's largest employer, The Four Seasons Resorts and Residences Anguilla is once again open to guests. Sun-seeking travelers can even earn a fifth night free as part of the resort's celebratory package.

Sunny Playa Grande is an ideal destination for those seeking luxury on the Dominican Republic's northern coast. This gorgeous stretch of coastline features stunning cliffs, pristine beaches and world-class golf.

The seemingly endless sunshine is just part of what makes family-friendlyCuracao one of the most photogenic destinations in the Caribbean. The pastel-colored Dutch colonial buildings in the capital of Willemstad are one of many postcard-worthy sights.

Although Cancun is just two hours away, the sun-soaked tropical beach town of Tulum is worthy of multiple days on your itinerary. In addition to stunning beaches, Tulum boasts beautiful cenotes and ancient ruins that will pique your curiosity.

A premier destination for beachgoers, Goa will surprise visitors with its variety. After all, the coastal state is also home to a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Basilica of Bom Jesus. If you're really over the cold, consider a May trip when temperatures are typically at their highest.

Lanzarote in Spain's Canary Islands is one of the top value destinations for 2018 and a no-brainer for those budget-conscious travelers looking to relax under the sun. In addition to beaches, the island's volcanic landscape is home to cactus gardens and the scenic Timanfaya National Park.

The average high temperature in adventure-filledQatar climbs into the triple digits during the summer months. If it gets too hot though you can trade in Doha's Corniche for one of many indoor attractions, which include museums, bars and clubs, shopping malls and spas.

Cyprus is definitely no stranger to sunshine. During the summer months (roughly half of the year), the eastern Mediterranean country experiences nearly 12 hours of bright sunshine per day on average. July is the sunniest time to visit while those who really like it hot will want to consider an August trip.

Visitors to Samoa will discover warm temperatures year-round but the rainy season can put a damper on your stay between November and April. July is typically the driest month here so consider a summer escape to this Oceania paradise.

This underrated market city in southern Egypt sits on the banks of the Nile River and boasts a slew of historic sites that lack the crowds you'll find in Cairo. It also experiences an average of more than 3,800 hours of sunshine each year.

Often overlooked for more touristy Australian destinations like Sydney and Melbourne, the Northern Territory's capital of Darwin is a lovely place to visit during the dry season, which begins in May and continues until October. Stroll the waterfront and be sure to stop by Bicentennial Park as well as the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory.

Ranked one of the safest cities in America, El Paso is also among the best for sunshine. The overlooked Texas city boasts more than 300 days of sunshine per year on average, earning it the nickname "The Sun City."