Cheap holiday

[Myfoolishboatisleaning]

I have been looking on teletext holidays for really cheap holidays for Easter. There are some seemingly amazing deals to be had. I am currently shying away from all-inclusive (which I know would make the whole trip really cheap) because I am worried that the quality would be too low? If I go self-catering, it really is just somewhere to sleep. But then I worry the price would become excessive for a cheapy holiday in the sun. (Big eaters/big drinkers-family of 4) Does anyone have any recommendations? We don’t really care where we go, just somewhere warm.

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Try easyJet holidays. I was looking for city breaks tbh, but you can get a holiday with them as cheap as a flight at certain times. Or Expedia/booking.com etc- they all seem to work on the same principles.

Family of four big eaters and drinkers - all inclusive is the way to go. Just make sure it's at least 4, preferably 5 and with a choice of restaurants not just one free for all canteen buffet.

Cheap holidays will be cheap for a reason. Poor flight times, hotel in bad location or unpopular destination.

Requires a bit more time but why don't you book the flights and accommodation separately - there are package deals out there but the deals aren't always somewhere you'd want to go! I use Skyscanner for cheap flights and booking.com/airbnb/homeaway for accommodation. Apartments are always cheaper than hotels and you specify you want somewhere with a pool. Hoppa are good for airport transfers and usually have a special offer on if you Google it. It's horses for courses but i'm not an AI fan - we've done it a couple of times & the buffet food isn't usually up to much, the alcohol is industrial & I bloody hate being asked every five minutes by some clipboard carrying perky twenty something if I want to join in the aqua aerobics/ belly dancing/water poll etc!

Polo not poll (if that's not hugely obvious!)

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