The cheapest all-inclusive destinations to book in 2025
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An all-inclusive trip is a stress-free holiday in more ways than one. Everything is covered, from accommodation to food, and there’s the added draw of activities and entertainment at your fingertips — bliss for anyone seeking a mixture of relaxation and adventure.
![[The harbor of Alanya, Turkey, on a beautiful summer's day.]](https://metro.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/SEI_236178488-3152.jpg?quality=90&strip=all&w=646)
As Zoe Harris, chief customer officer at On the Beach, tells Metro, all-inclusive holidays are ‘like the buffet of life’. ‘You pay once and just keep piling it on, no judgment,’ she says. ‘It’s the ultimate cheat code for adulthood, everything planned, everything paid for. All you need to pack is your appetite and a good beach read.’.
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But with some countries now more expensive to travel to following a drop in the pound’s value, it’s getting trickier to find cheap deals. Fortunately, Travel Supermarket recently rounded up the cheapest all‑inclusive destinations for summer 2025. Metro has spoken to travel insiders to find out more about the destinations with the cheapest all-inclusive offerings, so you can enjoy a holiday without breaking the bank.
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Turkey is home to many budget holiday spots, with Istanbul, Kusadasi, Bodrum and Marmaris among the areas with the most purse-friendly prices. But Alanya and Dalaman are the locations that made the list of the most affordable all-inclusive holiday destinations for summer 2025.
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In fact, Alanya ranked number one, with prices for a seven-night stay starting at £450 per person, while prices for an all-inclusive stay in Dalaman start at £567 per person. Zoe explains: ‘Last year, Turkey overtook Spain as the number one go-to destination for Brits. And hotels offering some incredible all-inclusive offerings is what’s attracting them.’.
