Revealed! The cheapest all‑inclusive destinations for summer 2024

1. Costa Brava, Spain

Spain’s sunny Costa Brava is always a good bet for an all-inclusive break. Besides the cheap prices, its wealth of long, Blue Flag beaches and the reliable weather make it a firm favourite for Brits – from May through to September you’re pretty much guaranteed a warm Mediterranean climate and plenty of sunshine.

But there’s more to the Costa Brava than sun, sea and sand. You’ll find exciting cities like medieval Girona, which is crammed with museums, churches, restaurants and bars, mouth-watering Catalan seafood, and some of the wildest coastline in Spain.

Popular places to stay along the Costa Brava include Lloret de Mar, Tossa de Mar, Cadaques and Blanes.

2. Agadir, Morocco

With a big sweeping beach and relaxed attitude, Agadir is Morocco's premier package holiday destination – it's been around since the 60s and still ticks all the package boxes. Plus, it has the benefit of being cheap. Like Bulgaria, Morocco is outside the eurozone and the cost of living is low, meaning souvenirs should be a snip.

With 300 days of sunshine a year, all-inclusive holidays in Agadir are all about making the most of Morocco’s sublime summer heat. The mercury climbs to the high 20s between June and August, though the Atlantic sea breeze keeps temperatures on the enjoyable side.

If you’ve had your fill of cocktails by the pool and fancy a day out, head to the Souss-Massa National Park for wildlife adventures, or explore the tropical scenery of Paradise Valley in the Atlas Mountains.

3. Bourgas Area, Bulgaria

Bulgaria has long been known for its affordable prices and in 2024, 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, protected 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.

4. 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.

5. 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 2024.

For those after a side of history with their beach break, Hammamet 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.

6. 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.

Or, go west to Fethiye and Olu Deniz for dreamy beachfront resorts surrounded by pine-clad mountains, and the iconic Blue Lagoon.

7. Fuerteventura, Canary Islands

Tenerife might pull the crowds but according to our data, Fuerteventura is the top Canary Island to choose for a cheap all-inclusive break in summer 2024.

And if it’s sand time you’re after, you can hardly do better. Fuerteventura has miles of the stuff, with beautiful, golden beaches wrapped right around the island. Watersports are big in Fuerteventura (think all types of surfing, stand-up paddleboarding and diving), though you’ll also find beaches lined with sun-loungers, kid-friendly waters and plenty of quiet, unspoilt spots.

Pitch up for a week or two at Caleta de Fuste if you’re travelling with little ones, Corralejo for top nightlife, Gran Tarajal for romance and a little peace and quiet, or Morro Jable for a mix of it all.

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

Turkey’s Turquoise Coast is hard to resist come summer if you’re looking for holiday heat, with temperatures soaring to 30C and beyond.

A true jewel of the Aegean, expect glistening twin bays, a marvellous castle and stylish nightlife here, as well as 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).

Nearby Antalya also has some great value all-inclusive holiday deals. It’s here you’ll find pretty Kleopatra Beach (named after the Egyptian queen who is said to have swam here) and plenty of history at places such as the 13th-century Alanya Castle.

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 2024. 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.

Alicante and Calpe, although if you’re after a budget deal outside Benidorm, you may be better off choosing a self-catering stay.

11. Lanzarote, Spain

Lanzarote packs in a lot for its size, with a fringe of golden beaches that belie the otherworldly landscape within.

Popular resorts for an all-inclusive holiday include Puerto del Carmen, Playa Blanca and Costa Teguise – all which offer those lovely sands and competitive prices.

However, this is an island worth leaving your sun-lounger for. A tour of the dramatic Timanfaya National Park is one of the best things to do in Lanzarote, nor will the César Manrique-designed Jameos del Agua, an underground culture hub complete with a restaurant, bar and pool.

For wine lovers, Lanzarote is one of the best producers in the Canaries. Go to winemaking region, La Geria for a tour of the volcanic vineyards and a sample of the good stuff.

*Please note: The research looked at all price searches via TravelSupermarket from 5 - 19 May 2024 for 5- to 7-night holidays departing between May and September 2024. The cheapest all-inclusive destinations were based on the median all-inclusive price across the whole of that summer period.