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Turkey is the undisputed heavyweight of the cheap holiday world. We're talking 4 and 5-star all-inclusive resorts with waterparks, unlimited food and drink, and nightly entertainment for prices that would barely get you a basic B&B in most of Europe. The lira is properly weak against the pound right now, so your spending money stretches further here than almost anywhere else. Chuck in year-round sunshine across the Antalya coast, gorgeous beaches in Dalaman and buzzing nightlife in Bodrum, and you've got yourself a bargain that's hard to beat. Let's get you booked 🏖️☀️

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Cheapest holidays to Turkey

Turkey might be nailing the beach jolly game, but we're the maestros of making things budget-friendly, which is why it took us barely 10 seconds to find these cheap holidays to Turkey - including some cracking package deals. And yeah, that's us bragging again. We're talking swanky hotels, breezy flights and all your transfers and extras tied up with a nice big beachy bow - minus the stomach-churning price tag, obvs 😇🏖️

Cheap holidays to Turkey with everything included

Ready for some juicy goss? All-inclusive holidays to Turkey don't have to cost an arm and a leg, or even a pinkie toe if we're being honest. That means if you bag one of these bad boys, you can spend your time feasting on another round at the buffet (we're talking seconds, thirds, fourths and fifths), racing down waterslides like a kid on a sugar rush (while the youngsters do literally that) and then vibing to some entertainment at night - all without so much as reaching for your wallet. Turns out Gabrielle was right - dreams can come true... 🎶

Cheap holidays to Turkey for kids

If you've got your eye on a family jolly, then Turkey's your guy. It maxes out the fun-o-meter big time, leaving your schedule as stuffed as your suitcase at the end of your trip. Think beaches so close they're practically your next-door neighbour (but a bit less nosy, no offence Susan), waterslides that'll guarantee the kids are well and truly zonked in time for bedtime, and activities that'll suit both the tots and the teens. Trust us, snap up one of these cheap holidays to Turkey, and you're well on track for a place in the Parent Hall of Fame.

Cheap adults-only hotels in Turkey

Want some fun in the sun without the screaming kiddos killing the mood? We feel ya. There are only so many replays of Baby Shark a person can take, after all. Well, there's loads more to our stash of Turkey hotels than just kids' clubs and waterparks, so don't sweat it. Well, at least not until your pamper sesh in the sauna. Swanky spas, romantic restaurants and pools you can actually swim in without having to wade through a zoo of inflatable creatures are all on the agenda here - so get your mitts on one of these adults-only holidays if that sounds like a bit of you.

How to make the most of your cheap Turkey holiday

Go all-inclusive and don't look back - Turkey does all-inclusive better than almost anywhere else. We're talking 4 and 5-star resorts with waterparks, multiple restaurants, unlimited drinks and nightly entertainment, often for less than you'd pay for a basic hotel in Spain or Greece. If you're planning to spend most of your time at the hotel, all-inclusive Turkey is a no-brainer.
The lira is your friend - the Turkish lira is weak against the pound, which means your spending money goes a seriously long way. A kebab wrap costs about £1-2, a beer in a local bar is around £1.50-2.50, and a proper sit-down meal for two with drinks rarely tops £15-20. If you've gone all-inclusive, your spending money is basically pocket change for souvenirs and day trips.
Haggle at the bazaars - markets and bazaars in Turkey expect you to negotiate. Start at about half the asking price and work from there. It's part of the fun, and you'll walk away with leather bags, ceramics and spices for a fraction of what you'd pay in a fixed-price shop.
Book your excursions locally - day trips to places like Pamukkale, Ephesus or boat trips along the coast are way cheaper when booked through your hotel or a local tour operator than through a UK tour company. Expect to pay around £15-30 per person for a full-day excursion.
Shoulder season = sweet spot - May, June, September and October give you proper beach weather (25-35°C in Antalya and Dalaman) at lower prices than peak July/August. The sea is still warm enough for swimming well into October.
Skip the minibar - if you're not all-inclusive, grab your drinks from a local shop or supermarket instead. A large bottle of Efes from a corner shop costs about 50p compared to several pounds from the hotel minibar.

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If you're craving a Turkey jolly without the hefty price tag, your best bet is to jet off between November and March to avoid the peak of summer. You're more likely to snag a bargain when the resorts are quieter and the the kiddos aren't all off school, and flights are usually cheaper at this time of year too. But the best part? The weather will still be toasty and warm. It gets a thumbs up from us 👍

On day-to-day costs, Turkey wins comfortably. A beer in a bar costs about £1.50-2.50 compared to €4-5 in Greece. A sit-down meal for two with drinks comes in at around £15-20 in Turkey versus €30-40 in most Greek islands. Where Turkey really pulls ahead though is on hotels - the all-inclusive resorts in Antalya and Dalaman offer 4 and 5-star luxury with waterparks, multiple restaurants and unlimited drinks at prices that would barely get you a 3-star in Crete or Rhodes. The weak lira makes everything outside the hotel ridiculously good value too.

If you've booked all-inclusive (and in Turkey, you really should), you'll barely need to dip into your wallet. Budget around £100-200 per person for a week's worth of souvenirs, day trips and the odd drink or snack outside the hotel. If you're on self-catering or B&B, £200-350 per person should cover meals, drinks and activities comfortably. The lira is very weak against the pound right now, so your money goes a long way - a kebab wrap from a local spot costs about £1-2, and a cold Efes beer is around £1.50.

For beach holidays, Antalya and the surrounding resorts (Side, Alanya, Belek) consistently offer the best-value all-inclusive deals from the UK. The sheer number of hotels competing for your booking keeps prices low. Dalaman (covering Olu Deniz, Fethiye and Marmaris) is another brilliant value option, especially for couples and groups. Bodrum tends to be a touch pricier but still great value by European standards.

If there's one country where all-inclusive genuinely makes sense, it's Turkey. The resorts here are on another level - think waterparks, multiple a la carte restaurants, sports facilities, kids' clubs and nightly shows, all included. A 5-star all-inclusive in Turkey often costs less than a 3-star B&B in parts of Spain or Greece, and you won't spend a penny once you're there. Families especially get incredible value because kids eat, drink and play all day long without you reaching for your wallet. Browse our all-inclusive Turkey holidays to see what we mean.