The cheapest all-inclusive destinations for summer 2026 are…

1. Tenerife, Spain

Average price £619pp

Brand new on our list, this Canary Island favourite is now officially the cheapest all-inclusive destination for summer 2026. Tens of thousands of hotel rooms and multiple daily direct flights from the UK means Tenerife prices are competitive, even during summer, one of its peak periods.

The largest of the Canary Islands is all about choice. Hotels-wise, choose between everything from comfortable but basic properties that provide a value experience for all the family, to romantic luxury all-inclusives with multiple pools, restaurants and sprawling spas that focus on couples.

Step outside your hotel to experience whale-watching, star-gazing atop the island’s towering volcano, Teide, and relax on a mix of black and lighter-sand beaches. 

2. Fuerteventura, Spain

Average price £623pp

It’s back to the Canary Islands we go with another new entry. And Fuerteventura may just be the Canaries at their most wild and unspoilt. Here you’ll find everything from wind-sculpted sand dunes to craggy volcanic peaks.

The island is the second biggest in this Atlantic Ocean archipelago, boasting world-famous beaches. And hotel-wise there’s plenty of choice too. Pick from lively, budget-friendly aparthotels to family-friendly properties with waterslides galore, and five-star beachfront resorts.

3. Agadir, Morocco

Average price £625pp

For guaranteed sunshine and excellent-value resorts, an 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 on to 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.

4. Lanzarote, Spain

Average price £629pp

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.

5. Bourgas area, Bulgaria

Average price £642pp

The city of Bourgas and its surrounding resort towns offer great value when it comes to all-inclusive stays. Home to popular resorts such as 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.

6. Costa Dorada, Spain

Average price £658pp

The Costa Dorada’s 50-mile (81km) stretch of Catalonian coastline just south of Barcelona has stunning beaches. Add in its ancient Roman cities, wineries and shallow seas and it’s clear to see why it’s a holiday favourite.

Choose from resort hotspots such as Salou, Cambrils with its nearly 15.5 miles (25km) of bike lanes, or the relaxed La Pineda. The Costa Dorada is also the theme park capital of Spain and home to one of Europe’s largest white-knuckle playgrounds, PortAventura World, making the area ideal for families.

7. Majorca, Spain

Average price £660pp

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.

8. Antalya area, Turkey

Average price £667pp

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. On Turkey’s stunning Turquoise Coast 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.

9. Crete, Greece

Average price £670pp

Crete’s stunning beauty – from powdery pink beaches to rugged mountains and Venetian harbours – have long made this Greek Island a popular but often expensive beach holiday destination. So, it’s notable that this summer it appears in our top 10 cheapest spots for an all-inclusive break.

The main resort towns are found on the north coast, with some of the best-known including the budget-friendly city of Chania and upscale Elounda. Alternatively, try the small but tranquil Paleochora situated on the southwest coast. Or, if you’re after a party, Malia is known for its nightlife.

10. Costa Brava, Spain

Average price £696pp

A package holiday favourite, the Costa Brava’s sunny climate, turquoise coves and sprawling white sand beaches made it a beach holiday hotspot. And, this summer, it’s one of the cheapest destinations for an all-inclusive break too.

Costa Brava’s staggeringly rugged shoreline stretches from just north of Barcelona to the border with France. The main resort hotspots include Blanes, Tossa de Mar with its fairytale castle right by the beach, and Lloret de Mar known for its lively nightlife.

Please note: The data is based on all-inclusive holiday clicks on TravelSupermarket between 1–28 June 2026 for trips departing June–September 2026, across all star ratings and traveller groups. Prices are based on a seven-night holiday.