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🇹🇷 All-inclusive 4⭐ Antalya holiday under £250 🤩
One of the cheapest all-inclusive Turkey deals we could find! 🔥
From £242 pp
Mateys, if you're looking for a sunny getaway that isn't going to break the bank. You've come to the right place.
We've found this great deal on Loveholidays for seven nights all-inclusive in Antalya, with flights and stay at a 4-star hotel from £242. We've selected dates for May, as you'll be guaranteed highs of 26C, experience less crowds and enjoy the sandy beaches without the chaos of travelling in peak.
This is the cheapest all-inclusive Antalya holiday departing in May, that we could find on Loveholidays.
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Travel duration: 7 nights (longer or shorter stays possible)
Example date: 12 May 2024 (more dates available)
Flight + Hotel package from Loveholidays
4-star Blue Fish hotel (4/5 on Tripadvisor)
Board basis – all-inclusive
Check airline policy for baggage allowance
Based on 2 sharing
ATOL-protected holiday
Bags and transfers can be added when booking
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