Where is the furthest you have travelled for less than £100?

[OneUmberJoker]

Whether that be plane trains coaches taxis buses etc

Barcelona for £24 return just before covid.

Morocco 25 pounds return 75 three days bed and breakfast

Miami. My mum paid for DSIS 1, DSIS 2, BIL, DN1, DN 2, DH, me and her.

Venice, Milan, Salzburg, Santiago, Jerez. Back in the cheap Ryanair days.

Wroclaw in Poland… about £40 return earlier this year.
Back in the early days of Ryanair, I went to Venice and back for around £5

Stansted - Gothenburg for 99p each way with Ryanair, but that was only about 1,000 km each way.

Back in the days when I was a poor student I spent a month in Europe on an Interrail ticket - France, Spain, Italy, Austria, Germany, Netherlands - which cost less than £80 at the time. Even today a full pass only costs around £300, and there are cheaper options with limited days - e.g. 5 days of travel within one month currently costs £168 for anyone under 27.

More recently? London - Bucharest for less than £100 return with Wizzair. 2,000 km each way.

Lanzarote which is about 1700 miles from me. Can’t remember the exact cost but it was definitely under £100 return.

I went on a 10 day package holiday to Spain by coach for £99 in the late 1980s.

Krakow in February, cheap easyjet flight ans a 5* hotel for around £30 a night

I’ve got Bucharest booked for £63 return with Ryan air

A long time ago - Sopron, Hungary (but from Austria, by train).
More recently, Stansted to Billund, Denmark. If they are still doing the route, which I can't work out, then some dates were showing as under £50.

I used to go to Italy regularly for about £30 back in the peak Ryanair crazy days.

a couple of times we did day trips to France on the Portsmouth - Caen route, including a cabin each way (so out overnight, spend the day in France, overnight on the way back) for less than £100 for two of us.

In summer 2024 I went from Middlesbrough to Newcastle by bus for £2. And other journeys for the same price.
I’d been considering a rented car!

Ryanair and Billund Airport have fallen out over passenger taxes, so Ryanair have closed the Stansted to Billund route. It's a shame as this was a really popular route with 2 flights a day and obviously the ideal route for getting to Legoland and the fabulous Lego House. There are other airlines flying UK - Billund, but now that Ryanair has gone the fares are no longer £50 a ticket.

We flew to Jordan for £55 return in 2023. Wizz Air.
Obscene really!

Our journey to the airport probably cost about the same again.

That was only with very small hand luggage. We paid an additional £44 for the two of us for a larger bag.

I went to Lanzarote for £30 return in the days when you could still take a trolley case within the basic price but almost certainly in the last 10 years. Take off the £26 APD and I couldn't get a return bus ticket to the nearest town a couple of miles away for the residual £4.

Flights used to be priced without tax, which they added on after. I went to the Isle of Man for 37 pence.

In a couple of weeks I'm going for a day trip to Gdansk in Poland for £50.