Revealed! The cheapest all‑inclusive destinations for summer 2025

1. Alanya, Turkey

Turkey’s Turquoise Coast is hard to resist if you’re looking for holiday heat, with temperatures soaring to 30C and beyond. As for where to go, Alanya has some irresistible deals.

A true jewel of the Mediterranean, expect glistening beaches that stretch out for miles (pretty Cleopatra Beach is one of the best – named after the Egyptian queen who is said to have swum here), an imposing 13th-century castle and a hubbub of lively shops, restaurants and bars around the harbour.

Venture into the wider Antalya region and you’ll find yacht-filled marinas and boutique shopping in Lara Beach, and a trove of ancient Greek ruins in Side, Perge and Olympos.

If hitting the green is more your thing, Belek, about a 30-minute drive from the airport, is the region’s golfing hub.

2. Hammamet, Tunisia

Tunisia is making its way onto travellers’ radars for an affordable all-inclusive getaway, and it’s a great option if you’re keen to try something a little different in 2025.

For those after a side of history with their affordable all-inclusive break, Hammamet is a great pick. Under an hour's drive from the capital, Tunis, Hammamet sits on the Mediterranean coast, close to the ruins of the ancient city of Carthage.

Spend your mornings exploring the town’s medieval medina before soaking up the blissful Mediterranean sunshine from the white sands of Hammamet Beach, where you’ll find a variety of watersports, too.

While all-inclusive package holidays to Tunisia are generally cheap, avoid August if you can – this is the hottest month of the year and coincides with school break so prices across the board tend to be higher.

3. Sousse, Tunisia

Another Tunisian hotspot, Sousse is one to watch in 2025 for its cheap prices alone. Between its array of all-inclusive resorts and bustling medina, this pretty stretch of Red Sea coastline has plenty to keep you busy.

If it’s sand time you’re after, Sousse’s main beach, Bou Jaafar Beach, has miles of the stuff. Watersports are big here (especially snorkelling and scuba diving), and there’s a beachfront promenade to keep you topped up with ice creams all day long.

When you’re ready to leave your sun-lounger, there’s a treasure-trove of museums and buildings to explore. Add the Great Mosque, the Ribat fortress and the Sousse Archaeological Museum to the top of your itinerary.

4. Marrakech, Morocco

An all-inclusive holiday to Marrakech might defy your expectations. A city of colour and chaos, you’re more likely to find luxury riads in the snaking streets of the medina than sprawling resorts.

Instead, you’ll find your all-inclusive getaway in Palmeraie, an oasis of a neighbourhood about 20 minutes from the city centre.

That’s not to say you’ll miss experiencing the vibrant Red City if you stay outside the centre – many resorts offer free shuttle services to the medina for the best of both worlds.

Once there, you can dive right into the throng – whether that’s getting your haggle on in the busy souks, marvelling at magnificent palaces or stumbling upon unexpected calm in the city’s gardens – then retreat back to your resort for a cocktail by the pool.

5. Bourgas Area, Bulgaria

Bulgaria has long been known for its affordable prices and in 2025, you can expect more of the same – especially if you go all-inclusive in the Bourgas area’s Black Sea resorts.

At Sunny Beach (which frequently features in the Post Office’s Holiday Money Report as a great-value destination), you’ll find a long and lovely sandy beach, watersports including banana boats and parasailing, and plenty of places to party the night away. To the north, Golden Sands is another popular pick as is Sozopol in the south.

And while you might be tempted to stay resort-side on an all-inclusive holiday in Bulgaria, it’s worth leaving your sun-lounger for a day trip or two. Historic Nessebar, listed by UNESCO for its trove of ancient Greek and Byzantine architecture, is an easy day trip from Sunny Beach. Or, organise a 4x4 tour to explore Bulgaria’s beautiful mountains that back the bay.

6. Costa Dorada, Spain

Costa Dorada is classic Spain. Barcelona is here for a start, and you’ll also find miles of golden beaches, tons of tapas joints and some of the country’s best wineries (cava is the specialty).

You’ll have a good range of options for great-value all-inclusive breaks, too. Chilled Cambrils, lively Sitges and lovely Calafell are all top choices, as are Salou and La Pineda. Base yourself at either if you’re travelling with the family: PortAventura World, the home of Ferrari Land, as well as a theme park and water park, is less than ten minutes’ drive from both resorts.

If you fancy exploring beyond the sand, a coastal path spans for 6.5km (4 miles) from Pilons to Cape Salou, taking in secluded beaches and craggy coves along the way.

7. Dalaman Area, Turkey

All the clichés of the Mediterranean ring true around Dalaman: yes, the beaches stretch out for miles; yes, the water is that blue; and yes, it really does sparkle.

Dalaman itself is home to more than just the airport, with a number of lively resorts, fantastic seafood restaurants and Blue Flag beaches.

To the east, coastal Marmaris is a hard one to beat. The city has a big range of hotels and resorts, both along the waterfront and within its maze of streets, as well as a huge beach that reaches right around to neighbouring resort, Icmeler, about 10km (6.2 miles) away. For kids, there’s a handful of waterparks on the doorstep, too.

Go west and you’ll reach Fethiye and Olu Deniz, where you’ll find dreamy beachfront resorts surrounded by pine-clad mountains and the iconic Blue Lagoon.

8. Majorca, Balearic Islands

Great-value all-inclusive deals and good weather come standard in Majorca – and there’s plenty of choice if you’re just looking for a pool to flop next to for a week.

As for picking up a bargain, if you’re able to travel outside of the school holidays, May and late September see the best deals. Travel during this shoulder season and you’ll also be able to avoid usual summer crowds.

Not sure where to stay? It can be a tough decision: Majorca has as much variety in its towns as it does its resorts.

Magaluf favours the party crowd, while Puerto Pollensa and Alcudia are great for families. Cala d’Or and Cala Millor are great for low-key holidays or, to really get off the beaten track, try one of these quiet towns in Majorca.

9. Bodrum Area, Turkey

If you want plenty of choice on your all-inclusive Turkish getaway, Bodrum ticks all the boxes.

Located around two coastal bays on the Bodrum Peninsula, it has waterfront hotels aplenty, a marvellous castle, stylish nightlife, multiple brilliant beaches – Gumbet, Akyarlar and Bitez, to name a few – and impressive historical clout (it's home to the ruins of the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus, one of the ancient wonders of the world).

The Underwater Archaeology Museum is a must-visit for families with its vast collection of shipwreck and sunken treasures, while adults may prefer days out further afield. Take a boat ride to the island of Karaada (also known as Black Island) to soak in the hot springs, or take the ferry over to the Greek island of Kos (bring your passport).

10. Costa Blanca, Spain

Spain’s sparkling White Coast is a classic summer destination for more than one reason. Sun-drenched beaches lapped by the Med, laidback resorts perfect for families, legendary nightlife, shopping, restaurants and even a little luxury – holidays here have got the lot.

For great all-inclusive deals in Costa Blanca, it has to be Benidorm in 2025. With two long beaches and well-established resorts ranging from the wallet-friendly to the utterly opulent, you won’t want for choice in this package holiday mecca.

The region’s other popular resorts include Alicante and Calpe, although if you’re after a budget deal outside Benidorm, you may be better off choosing a self-catering stay.

11. Malta

Malta is one of the Med’s sunniest isles, and it’s absolutely gorgeous. Sparkling blue bays are the idyllic setting for tucking into fresh seafood, the UNESCO-listed capital city is packed with architectural marvels and fascinating history reaching back thousands of years, and sister islands Gozo and Comino have some of the best beaches in Europe.

You’ll have a good range of options for all-inclusive deals, too. Lively St Julian’s and picturesque Silema are all great choices, as are the family-friendly resorts of Mellieħa and St. Paul’s Bay.

For a day trip you won’t forget anytime soon, book a boat tour to Comino’s Blue Lagoon.

*Please note: The research looked at all price searches via TravelSupermarket from 15 December 2024 - 2 January 2025 for 7-night holidays departing between May and September 2025. The cheapest all-inclusive destinations were based on the median all-inclusive price across the whole of that summer period.