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☀️ Winter-sun deal 5⭐️ all-inclusive Turkey holiday 🏖️
Over £100 cheaper than doing 3 weeks earlier 💰
From £295 pp
Pirates, you can spend five nights of all-inclusive bliss along Turkey's Antalya coast from £295 per person, staying at the luxury Megasaray Club Belek.
The hotel sits in Belek, and features an outdoor swimming pool, multiple restaurants, and a spa centre with a sauna, hammam and more. Previous guests have rated the hotel 4.5/5 on Tripadvisor.
To put this price into perspective, if you were to leave 3 weeks earlier, you'd pay around £450 for the same package (but you'd have very similar weather).
Details
Five nights at Megasaray Club Belek
All-inclusive basis is included in the price
Departing flights on 29 November from London
Does not include checked luggage of transfers
Other airports and departure dates are available
This deal is based on two sharing, ATOL protected and available via loveholidays.com
Additional Information
We might be pirates, but we’re an honest bunch. We check all our deals when we review them to make sure everything is available. However, with deals this hot, things change quickly—flight prices fluctuate, hotel rooms sell out, currencies yo-yo. But mainly, demand for the best deals means the lowest prices don’t last long. If you’ve missed out this time, don’t worry, we’re working on more great offers.
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