IF THE damp days and dark nights are getting to you, then you could head away for a month in the sun for less than HALF the average UK monthly rent.
The average UK rent costs £1,406 per month, but instead you could head away for just £624 for a month with flights, accommodation, food and drink all included.
That works out at just £22 per day, per person.
The break is with On the Beach for 28 nights at the Skanes Serail Hotel in Monastir, Tunisia.
Rooms at the hotel vary, but every room has a balcony which overlooks the garden, pool or sea.
There’s also an indoor pool, a spa, an aquapark and a beachside barbeque area on site.
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The resort even has its own private stretch of beach.
When it comes to food and drink, guests can dine at three restaurants, before choosing a tipple at one of the four bars.
If taking kids, there is a kids’ club to keep them occupied as well as live shows.
And for fitness fanatics, there is a climbing gym and tennis courts as well.
From the hotel, it takes six minutes to drive to Monastir city, where you can explore an Islamic monastery, the medina and a number of souks.
It’s also a 12 minute drive to Sousse, which is the ideal spot for a day trip.
Enfidha-Hammamet International Airport is then around an hour away.
Thanks to the hotel being all inclusive, whilst staying guests can help themselves to the buffet dining as well as local beer, wine and selected spirits.
The offer is available on breaks in November, December, January and February.
High temperatures across these months range from 15C to 23C, with November and December being the warmer months of the four.
Caspar Nelson, vice-president of marketing and customer at On the Beach, said: “Twenty quid barely gets a couple a fish-and-chip supper these days.
“On this holiday, it stretches as far as you can take it.
“Brits have had enough of opening bills through their fingers and we would much rather see them opening the curtains to a sea view instead.
“If you’ve got the time, why spend another four weeks dreaming about a getaway when you could be packing for one? Bring your suitcase, leave the high daily prices of the UK behind you and go and live in the sun.”