Cheap Holidays
Cheap holidays don’t have to mean cutting corners. We don’t believe you need to sacrifice quality to find a trip that’s affordable for you. Our low prices come from smart choices, not hidden trade-offs.
When it comes to cheap holidays, we focus on genuinely affordable holidays that balance low prices with the things that matter most, like clear inclusions and transparent pricing. By cutting any unnecessary extras, the result is great‑value holidays you can trust – no hidden fees, no guesswork, just straightforward savings on breaks that make sense.
These are some of our best-value holidays available right now.
Lloret de Mar, Costa Brava, Spain
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Your holiday: £276pp
Praia da Falesia, Algarve, Portugal
2017 reviews
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Your holiday: £292pp
Port d'Alcúdia, Majorca, Balearic Islands, Spain
269 reviews
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Your holiday: £302pp
Agadir, Atlantic Coast, Morocco
3186 reviews
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Your holiday: £322pp
Alanya, Turkish Riviera, Turkey
734 reviews
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Your holiday: £315pp
Benalmadena, Costa del Sol, Spain
4894 reviews
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Your holiday: £317pp
Puerto del Carmen, Lanzarote, Canary Islands, Spain
2282 reviews
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Your holiday: £318pp
Pineda de Mar, Costa Barcelona, Spain
1403 reviews
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Your holiday: £369pp
Mellieha, Malta
13548 reviews
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Your holiday: £361pp
Caleta de Fuste, Fuerteventura, Canary Islands, Spain
5340 reviews
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Your holiday: £367pp
Palma Nova, Majorca, Balearic Islands, Spain
478 reviews
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Your holiday: £384pp
Corralejo, Fuerteventura, Canary Islands, Spain
3354 reviews
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Your holiday: £378pp
Ixia, Rhodes, Greece
1276 reviews
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Your holiday: £394pp
Türkler, Turkish Riviera, Turkey
3602 reviews
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Your holiday: £394pp
Rhodes Town, Rhodes, Greece
632 reviews
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Your holiday: £425pp
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These are our most-booked destinations that consistently offer good value.
Majorca is a strong option for cheap holidays, thanks to frequent UK flights and a wide mix of hotels. Staying outside the most central resorts or travelling outside peak summer can unlock lower prices, while still offering beaches, good transport links and reliable weather.
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Tenerife works well for cheap holidays year‑round. High flight frequency and a large choice of accommodation helps keep prices competitive. The south of the island is usually warmer and busier, while northern areas can be cooler and quieter but often come at a lower cost.
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Tunisia offers good value if you want more included for your money. Hotel and package prices are often lower than similar Mediterranean destinations, especially outside peak summer. Facilities tend to be resort‑focused, which suits travellers who prefer to relax on site rather than explore independently.
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Rhodes is a good choice for cheap holidays in shoulder seasons. Prices tend to drop once peak summer demand eases, while the weather stays warm well into autumn. Staying slightly outside the main resort centres can reduce costs without losing access to beaches and local towns.
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The Dalaman region is known for competitive pricing and a wide range of hotels. Flights are frequent, and travelling just outside peak summer can offer strong value. Resorts are often spread out, so some locations suit travellers happy to relax rather than move around frequently.
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Includes mandatory fees and taxesSaving money often comes down to timing, location and choosing what matters most to you, so you can make any type of holiday a cheap one.
A cheap All Inclusive holiday keeps spending predictable. Flights, accommodation, meals and drinks are bundled together, which can work out cheaper than paying as you go. So, when you spot an All Inclusive deal you can afford, you can lock it in and not need to spend anything else.
Cheap family holidays focus on space, practicality and locations that work for different ages. Choosing larger rooms, family‑friendly hotels or travelling outside peak school dates can make a big difference. Look out for deals where you get good facilities for children without the extras you probably won’t use.
Cheap beach holidays are about location over luxury. Staying slightly further from the shoreline, travelling in shoulder seasons or choosing simpler hotels can unlock better prices. You still get easy access to the sea, warm weather and relaxed days – just without paying a premium for frills.
smaller hotels and using public transport help keep costs down. Focus on well‑located stays that make it easy to explore, so you spend less on taxis and more time seeing the city.
Cheap holidays can work at any time of year – the key is understanding why prices are lower and what you might trade off in return. That could mean travelling outside peak school dates, choosing cooler temperatures, flying midweek or being flexible on destination.
Some seasons offer better value because there’s lower demand, while others work because prices drop in specific regions. Below, we break it down by season, with the best months to travel, typical trade‑offs and destinations that often deliver the strongest value.
A simple way to choose
If saving money is the priority, shoulder seasons like spring and autumn usually offer the best value, with fewer crowds and lower prices. If you need to travel in peak periods, choosing the right destination and staying flexible on details can still make a cheap holiday work without cutting corners where it matters.
Autumn is one of the easiest times to find cheap holidays. Once the summer school holidays end, demand falls across much of Europe, which usually brings lower prices on flights and hotels.
You still get warm weather in many destinations, too, especially in September and early October. You just might want to check if any attractions close down in preparation for winter that you wouldn’t want to miss.
Good autumn destinations for cheap holidays:
Spain, including mainland resorts and the Canary Islands.
Greece, particularly Crete and Rhodes earlier in the season.
Turkey, which often stays warm well into October.
Portugal, especially the Algarve to capture the most sun.
Autumn suits travellers who want good weather and better prices without the summer crowds.
Winter is a strong option for cheap holidays if you’re flexible on destination. The weeks of Christmas and New Year can see a spike, with people flying home for the holidays or visiting Christmas markets. But, there are plenty of lesser-known alternatives, and outside these festive dates, you can find short‑haul breaks for a bargain.
If sunshine is important, heading further south usually offers better value than trying to find heat closer to home. The main trade‑off is shorter days and cooler evenings, compared to warmer months.
Good winter destinations for cheap holidays:
Canary Islands, for mild temperatures and year‑round resorts.
Morocco, offering warmth and competitive winter pricing.
Egypt, for reliable sunshine and low seasonal demand.
European cities like Budapest, Prague and Rome for low‑cost breaks to embrace the cold.
Winter works well if you want the lowest prices and are happy to plan around the weather.
Spring offers a good balance between price, availability and comfort. Many destinations are warming up, resorts start to reopen and travel demand is building toward summer.
Prices can rise around Easter and bank holidays, but travelling just outside those dates often unlocks strong value. The trade‑off is that sea temperatures may still be cool early in the season.
Good spring destinations for cheap holidays:
Spain, including mainland resorts and the Balearic Islands.
Portugal, particularly the Algarve for the strongest sun.
Greece, from late April onwards when the season starts.
Turkey, which tends to warm up earlier than the rest of Europe.
Spring suits travellers who want pleasant temperatures and lower prices before peak season arrives.
Summer is the hardest time to find cheap holidays, especially during school holidays. This is when demand is at its highest, and prices usually reflect that.
That said, value is still possible by travelling in early June or late August, choosing less well‑known resorts or opting for midweek flights. Expect busier airports and higher temperatures in return.
Good summer destinations for cheap holidays:
Bulgaria, for strong value during peak dates.
Turkey, where large resorts help keep prices competitive.
Spain’s mainland coast, outside the most popular hotspots.
Eastern Europe, for affordable city and beach combinations.
Summer works best if you focus on slightly different destination choices and the overall value of your deal, rather than chasing rock‑bottom prices.
Yes, if the price reflects smart trade‑offs rather than hidden cuts. Cheap holidays often cost less due to travel dates, flight times or simpler hotels. We show what’s included and what’s not, so you can spot genuine value rather than just a low headline price.
Holidays are usually cheaper because of lower demand, off‑peak travel, less central locations or because there are fewer extras included. These factors reduce the price without automatically reducing quality. The key is choosing which compromises you are happy to make.
There isn’t really a single ‘best’ time to book a cheap holiday. Booking early often gives you more choice at lower prices, especially for popular dates. Or, waiting can sometimes unlock last‑minute savings, but availability may be limited. The best option depends on how fixed your dates are and how flexible you can be on destination and travel times. If you’re completely flexible, you should always be able to find a good deal.
Always check what’s included – luggage, transfers, food and drink, resort charges. We show you this all upfront, so you don’t need to go digging. But the cheapest deals will probably mean a few extras have been dropped – that’s why we can lower the price. So, just make sure you’re aware of any trade-offs and that you’re happy before you book.
If you want a bigger bag or airport transfers, it’s always worth doing a comparison check against our other deals. If these factors are important to you, paying slightly more might unlock better value for you. A cheap headline price only works if the essentials you need are already covered.
They can be, but flexibility varies. If a holiday is cheaper because it’s a last-minute deal, it will have stricter cancellation or change terms. So, we recommend checking our terms and conditions carefully before booking, so you understand what flexibility you do or don’t have.
You should know, if you’re looking to pay with a deposit and spread the cost of your trip with a flexible payment plan, the availability of these will depend on how close to departure you’re booking. The further in advance you book, the more payment options will be open to you. If you’re booking less than 31 days before departing, we’ll need the full payment upfront.
We’re Sundeals – a straightforward holiday company, focused on good value without the noise. We strip things back to what matters, and we’re always clear about what’s included and what’s not.
That means:
No unnecessary extras added by default
Clear pricing and simple options
Honest information so you can compare properly
You still get a great holiday – just without paying for things you might not use.
Sundeals bookings are covered by ATOL protection to give you clear, UK-backed protection from the moment you book.
We sell traditional package holidays. Your holiday can include everything, or you can leave off things like checked bags or transfers to keep the price lower. Either way, your holiday still counts as a package – and that means it’s protected.
ATOL protection means:
Your money is protected if the travel company stops trading
You will not be left out of pocket if something goes wrong
If you are already abroad, arrangements will be made to get you home
You will receive an ATOL Certificate when you book, which confirms what is protected and who to contact if there is a problem. You can also read more about ATOL protection on the Civil Aviation Authority website.
Booking a cheap holiday with us keeps things straightforward. We focus on real value, showing clear prices upfront and explaining what’s included, what’s not and where the savings come from.
What you can expect with Sundeals:
Clear, honest pricing with no hidden extras
No pressure to upgrade unless it genuinely adds value
Practical options that work for real budgets
Cheap holidays can involve trade-offs. Our job is to make those clear, so you can decide with confidence and book knowing exactly what you’re getting.