easyJet Holidays 2026: Packages, Deals & Travel Tips

Planning a holiday can feel like juggling. Flights in one tab, hotels in another, a baggage allowance you only half understand, and a nagging worry about what happens if plans change. easyJet holidays is built around the idea that you shouldn’t have to do all that separately. You pick a trip, and the flights, hotel and luggage come together in one package.

Here’s what it offers, where you can go, how the deals work, and a few tips to help you book with fewer surprises.

What Is easyJet Holidays?

easyJet holidays is the package holiday arm of the airline. Instead of buying a flight and a room separately, you book a bundle. The site describes it as flights, hotel and luggage in one package, with deposits starting from £60 per person.

The range is wide. The company says it covers more than 80 destinations across Europe and beyond, with a collection of over 5,000 hotels, from big all-inclusive resorts to family-focused places and adults-only escapes. Whatever your budget or style, there’s likely something on the list.

Types of Holiday You Can Book

One thing I like about the site is how clearly it’s split by holiday type. If you already know what you want, you can skip straight there.

There are also options like honeymoon holidays, party holidays, swim-up rooms and hotels with sustainability certification.

Where Can You Go?

Popular names on the site include Majorca, Tenerife, Antalya, Egypt, the Algarve, Rhodes, Crete, Costa del Sol and Paphos. City-break favourites include Amsterdam, Paris, Rome, Barcelona, Lisbon, Prague, Budapest and Berlin.

The homepage also highlights “must-see” places such as Jersey, Mykonos, Morocco and Rome. This week’s featured destination is Türkiye, which the site describes as having a warm coastline, ancient cities and a long season of sunshine. It also spotlights Voyage Hotels, a luxury chain on the Mediterranean and Aegean coasts.

Current Offers Worth Knowing About

Deals change often, so here’s what’s visible today. Every offer has conditions, so read the terms on the page.

City break discount. The code CITIES20 saves £20 per person on city breaks. It applies to new bookings made before 11pm on 2 November 2026, for holidays taking place before 31 January 2027.

Winter sun. Seven-night winter sun holidays are advertised from £269 per person, based on two adults, for departures between November 2026 and March 2027.

Last-minute getaways. Seven-night last-minute trips are advertised from £239 per person, for departures between October and December 2026.

Morocco. The code MOROCCO100 saves £100 with a minimum spend of £1,000. It’s valid for bookings made before 9am on 4 November 2026, for holidays departing before 31 March 2027.

Single-adult families. The code SAVEONE gives £50 off with a £700 minimum spend, or £100 off with a £1,500 minimum spend, for bookings with one adult and children aged 12 or under.

Summer 2027. You can lock in prices early with a £60 per person deposit.

Free child places. Selected holidays offer one free child place for every two full-paying adults sharing accommodation, subject to availability. It’s limited to one free child per room, and the labels on the listing tell you which holidays qualify.

A Few Rules on Promo Codes

• Enter codes on the “extras” page during booking.

• Generally, only one discount applies per booking.

• Offers can be changed or withdrawn without notice.

• Codes sent to you personally shouldn’t be shared.

The “Book With Confidence” Promises

For many people, the biggest worry isn’t price, it’s flexibility. The site lists several safeguards:

• Refund guarantee. If you change your mind and cancel up to 60 days before departure, you can get your deposit back as easyJet holidays account credit. It applies to the first cancellation only.

• Best price guarantee. If you find the same holiday cheaper from another ATOL-protected, ABTA-member company within 24 hours of booking, they’ll credit the difference plus £5 per adult or booking, subject to the terms.

• Freedom to change. You can make online changes up to 28 days before departure where possible, though you may pay any price difference and change fees.

• Instalments. Pay in stages, with the final balance due 28 days before your trip.

None of this replaces reading the booking conditions, but it’s reassuring that the basics are clearly stated.

Financial Protection: What ATOL Means for You

The site states that all holidays sold on it are ATOL protected, and that the company is an ABTA member. In plain terms, ATOL is a UK scheme designed to protect people who book flight-inclusive packages, so you’re not left stranded or out of pocket if a travel company fails. It’s one of the main reasons many UK travellers prefer packages over piecing everything together themselves.

Flying From Your Local Airport

One practical advantage is the number of departure airports. The site lists holidays from London (Gatwick, Luton, Stansted and Southend), Manchester, Liverpool, Bristol, Birmingham, Belfast, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Newcastle, Southampton and Leeds Bradford. With multiple departure options, you can often pick a time and airport that fit your plans.

Handy Extras to Consider

You can add extras at booking, including:

• Travel insurance

• Airport parking and airport hotels

• Fast-track security

• Airport lounges

• Tours and experiences

• Car rental

Add these deliberately rather than automatically. Compare prices if you can, and only keep what you’ll really use.

How to Choose the Right Package

1. Start with your priorities. Beach days, culture, food or a quiet break? That narrows everything.

2. Pick a realistic budget that includes extras like transfers, meals, parking and spending money.

3. Compare the “from” price carefully. Advertised prices are usually based on two adults sharing a standard room, so your final price may differ depending on dates, airport and room type.

4. Check the hotel details. Look at board type (room only, half board, all-inclusive), location and recent reviews.

5. Think about flight times. A cheap package with a middle-of-the-night departure may not feel like such a bargain.

6. Look at baggage. Check what’s included for you and your group.

7. Read the conditions. Particularly cancellation, changes and payment dates.

A Note on Prices and Availability

The site says “from” prices on search and hotel pages aren’t live. They update at least three times a day, and a live price check happens on the extras page. Availability and prices can change before your booking is confirmed. That means the number you see early on might not match the final price, so don’t treat the first figure as a guarantee.

Tips for Different Travellers

Families. Look for free child places, family rooms and resorts with pools and clubs. Check the child age limits, which can vary by hotel.

Couples. Adults-only and honeymoon sections can help you find quieter hotels and romantic settings.

Solo travellers. The site has a solo holiday section, and it’s worth reading hotel reviews for single-traveller comfort and safety.

Groups. Group bookings over 17 passengers can qualify for a £25 per person saving, with conditions, when booked by phone or through a travel agent.

Winter planners. Winter sun, city breaks and Christmas market trips are good ways to make the dark months more bearable.

Before You Travel: The Boring but Important Bit

• Check your passport validity and any entry requirements for your destination.

• Read the latest UK government travel advice for the country you’re visiting.

• Make sure your travel insurance covers what you need.

• Keep copies of booking confirmations, both digital and printed.

• Check baggage rules and airport timings.

Final Thoughts

easyJet holidays is built for people who want the convenience of one booking and one set of terms, with a clear safety net behind it. It won’t be the perfect fit for every traveller. Some people love planning each piece themselves. But if you want a straightforward way to book flights, a hotel and baggage together, with a wide choice of destinations and UK departure airports, it’s a strong option to compare. Take your time, read the conditions, and watch the promo code deadlines. A little care now can make the trip itself much more relaxing.

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