Revealed! The cheapest all-inclusive destinations for summer 2026 are…

1. Bourgas area, Bulgaria

Average price £553pp

This Black Sea favourite is officially the cheapest all-inclusive destination for summer 2026.

The city of Bourgas and its surrounding resort towns offer the best value when it comes to all-inclusive stays. Home to popular resorts like Sunny Beach and Burgas, the Bourgas area in Bulgaria has long been known for great-value beach breaks.

Situated on the eastern edge of the country, you’ll find long golden sand beaches, peaceful lakes, thumping nightlife, waterparks and historic UNESCO cities such as Nessebar. All of which make it an ideal holiday spot for sun worshippers, families or adventurers alike.

2. Menorca, Spain

Average price £588pp

Want some Spanish island sunshine without the higher prices often seen in Ibiza or Majorca? This summer Menorca is a great-value all-inclusive option.

A little more laid-back than its Balearic neighbours, Menorca is all about slower-paced sunshine. Enjoy unspoilt beaches, tucked-away coves, sleepy fishing villages and a more relaxed feel than busier Spanish islands.

With shallow turquoise waters, family-friendly resorts and plenty of space to properly switch off, it’s the perfect pick if your ideal summer holiday is all about taking things easy.

3. Bodrum area, Turkey

Average price £591pp

All-inclusive holidays to Turkey continue to offer standout value. Set where the Aegean meets the Mediterranean on Turkey’s stunning Turquoise Coast, the Bodrum Peninsula is a crowd pleaser. Looking for affordable family-friendly resorts? No problem. Prefer a luxurious adults-only escape? There’s plenty of hotels to choose from.

Spend your days hopping between Blue Flag beaches, unwinding in traditional Turkish baths or sipping cocktails by the pool, then explore bustling bazaars, ancient ruins and Bodrum’s charming old town.

4. Antalya area, Turkey

Average price £604pp

A firm favourite for affordable luxury, Antalya is packed with high-quality all-inclusive resorts in towns and cities such as Belek, Alanya and Side. Again, on Turkey’s stunning Turquoise Coast (around a six-hour drive from Bodrum), relax on Mediterranean beaches with dramatic mountain backdrops and explore historic old towns with their Ottoman-influenced architecture.

Just a four-and-a half-hour flight from the UK and hot from May to October, it’s the perfect pick if you want poolside relaxation with a little extra culture thrown in.

5. Rhodes, Greece

Average price £608pp

One of Greece’s most-loved islands, all-inclusive in Rhodes remains a smart-value choice for summer 2026. Even better? Prices are down significantly compared with last year – by £86pp to be exact, with the average all-inclusive costing £608pp down from £694pp last year.

Blending culture, coastline and lively nightlife, Rhodes offers a lot of variety for your money. Spend your days wandering the UNESCO-listed Old Town and exploring the island’s Crusader history, head to Faliraki for its buzzing bars and beaches, or simply stretch out on a sun lounger and soak up the sunshine.

6. Majorca, Spain

Average price £619pp

A classic for a reason, all-inclusive holidays in Majorca combine just the right mix of lively beach resorts with quieter coastal escapes. With its sunshine, scenery and laid-back Mediterranean charm, it’s easy to see why holidaymakers return year after year.

The island is home to famous nightlife hotspots such as Magaluf, of course, but for families or those wanting a more tranquil escape, there’s quieter coastal spots to relax in too. Port d'Alcúdia offers a good balance with a Blue Flag beach, plenty of restaurants and bars and Alcudia’s historic old town nearby to explore. Want to venture beyond the resort? There’s the dramatic Tramuntana Mountains and vineyard-strewn valleys.

7. Dalaman area, Turkey

Average price £620pp

Yet another Turkish hotspot on our list, all-inclusive holidays to the Dalaman area on Turkey's Turquoise Coast are for the beach lovers. Scenic boat trips and coastal views are a defining part of any trip here.

Explore the weekly market in Fethiye, relax beneath the pines on the Blue Flag beach at Olu Deniz, or head to budget-friendly Marmaris, a popular spot for a wallet-friendly all-inclusive beside glowing neon blue waters.

8. Sardinia, Italy

Average price £627pp

A new entry for 2026, all-inclusive holidays to Sardinia prove that an Italian island escape doesn’t have to come with an eyewatering price tag. Known for its crystal-clear waters, sugar-soft beaches and laid-back Mediterranean charm, it’s a destination that feels special.

Spend your days hopping between stunning stretches of coastline, dining on fresh Italian cuisine and local wines, or exploring ancient ruins and rugged mountain landscapes. With more beaches per kilometre than anywhere else in Italy – and turquoise waters that rival the Caribbean – Sardinia is a smart pick if you’re after affordable all-inclusive luxury with plenty of wow factor.

9. Agadir, Morocco

Average price £632pp

For guaranteed sunshine and excellent-value resorts, all-inclusive in Agadir is hard to beat. A great alternative if you’re looking for something beyond Europe, Morocco’s Atlantic coastline offers everything you could want from an all-inclusive beach break with North African charm.

Step from the souk onto beautiful beaches. Spend your days soaking up the sun, dipping into the pool or exploring colourful local markets before heading back to the comfort of your all-inclusive resort. With regular UK flights and wallet-friendly prices, Agadir is an easy pick for some affordable summer sunshine. Just be aware that temperatures can reach the late twenties in July and August.

10. Lanzarote, Spain

Average price £634pp

Reliable weather, volcanic landscapes and year-round appeal make Lanzarote a perennial budget-friendly choice.

While it’s likely to be toasty in summer (temperatures reach around 28°C in August) this popular Canary Island delivers sun-drenched trips to the beach, and plenty of options when it comes to resorts – from family-focused options with their own water parks – to luxe on a budget, with world-class spas, high-end dining, and coastal views to die for.

Please note: The data is based on all-inclusive holiday clicks on TravelSupermarket between 1–20 April 2026 for trips departing May–September 2026, across all star ratings, durations and traveller groups. Prices are based on a seven-night holiday.