FOR cheap all-inclusive holidays, one destination in Europe has just been revealed as most affordable spot for summer this year.
TravelSupermarket has found that one spot along the Bulgarian coastline that’s the ideal for spot families with pretty beaches and hotels with aqua parks.
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Making a change for 2026, TravelSupermarket has totted up the prices and found that Bulgaria has knocked Tunisia off its perch for cheapest destinations this summer.
A week in the Bourgas Area averages out at just £553per person.
The Bourgas Area is along the Black Sea coast in southeastern Bulgaria – and a few places might be familiar to Brits.
The major city of the region is Burgas, but most will recognise the name Sunny Beach.
It’s Bulgaria’s largest holiday resort with almost five miles of golden sandy coast and plenty of nightlife.
On TravelSupermarket, all-inclusive holidays to Sunny Beach in the week beginning June 15 cost as little as £249pp.
In July during the summer holidays, all-inclusive breaks increase to around £529pp.
One favourite spotted by Sun Travel is to the DIT Evrika Beach Club Hotel which is perfect for families with young children.
The hotel has multiple swimming pools and even an aqua park with flumes.
It has six bars, five restaurants and plenty of entertainment throughout the day and during the evening.
A seven-night all-inclusive break for a family of four departing on June 22 costs £562per person.
Other popular spots in the area include the historic town of Sozopol and Nessebar.
Nessebar is known for its history, seaside and charming cobblestone streets.
On the approach is The Windmill of Nessebar, which was built in the 19th century and is a symbol of the town’s rich maritime history.
Here, the average price of an ice cream is £1.20, a family meal is priced around £28, and a three course dinner for two costs just £22.
In a surprise change of events, Tunisia, which was last year’s number one cheapest destination has dropped out of the top 10 entirely.
Meanwhile Rhodes, Majorca and Dalaman are all cheaper than they were last summer, with savings of up to £91 per person.
The pretty island of Menorca takes second place at an average of £588 per person, with Turkey‘s Bodrum Area close behind in third at £591.
Turkey‘s Antalya Area follows in fourth at £604, and Greek favourite Rhodes rounds out the top five at £608 per person.
Here Are The Cheapest All-Inclusive Destinations for Summer 2026…
Here are TravelSupermarket’s cheapest all-inclusive holiday destinations and the average price per person per week…
- Bourgas Area, Bulgaria – £553pp per week
- Menorca, Spain – £588pp per week
- Bodrum Area, Turkey – £591pp per week
- Antalya Area, Turkey – £604pp per week
- Rhodes, Greece – £608pp per week
- Majorca, Spain – £619pp per week
- Dalaman Area, Turkey – £620pp per week
- Sardinia, Italy – £627pp per week
- Agadir, Morocco – £632pp per week
- Lanzarote, Spain – £634pp per week
Chris Webber, Head of Holidays and Deals at TravelSupermarket, said: “Bulgaria taking the crown this year is a real moment. The Bourgas Area — home to Sunny Beach and Burgas — has long been one of the most affordable spots on the Black Sea, but seeing it leapfrog Tunisia to top the all-inclusive rankings shows just how much value it’s offering British holidaymakers right now.
“It’s also striking that Tunisia, which held the top two spots last summer, doesn’t make the top 10 this year — a reminder that the cheapest destinations can shift year on year.
“The good news for anyone heading back to old favourites is that Rhodes, Majorca and Dalaman are all still in the top ten, and are noticeably cheaper than they were last summer.”
TravelSupermarket analysed all-inclusive holidays between 1–20 April 2026 for trips departing May–September 2026, across all star ratings, durations and traveller groups.