Where to go this summer? Here is THE cheapest European destination (and it’s a dream)

Summer is coming and if you want to escape the 2024 Olympics which will take place in Paris and many French cities, we may have the solution. Media experts Which? Voyage analyzed more than 4,500 destinations still bookable for this summer. They then sent a list of ten cheapest destinations in Europe offering an all-inclusive package, i.e. flight and hotel, as seen Time out.

Greece tops the table

And since then the best deals may not be what you expect the main trio is found Greece. Since the country has been popular among tourists for several years now, prices have increased. However, the first place is occupied by the small island of Kalimnos, for a package of €987.50 per person. Follows the island Thasosalways in Greece, where a week’s stay can cost 1,005 euros, as well as from Lefkadafor the sum of €1,090.

In fourth position, towards Spain, from Costa Brava and its immense beaches represent a convenient destination. The price of the holiday package here is around 1,110 euros per person. Italy it then monopolizes the fifth and sixth positions, starting with Venetian Rivierawith a holiday package at 1,125 euros, and the Amalfi Coast, at 1,139 euros, a generally expensive region, which actually has some low-profile resorts such as Minori and Maiori.

In detail, the 10 cheapest European destinations:

KalimnosGreece: €987.50
ThasosGreece: €1,005
LefkadaGreece: €1,090
Costa BravaSpain: €1,110
Venetian RivieraItaly : €1,125
Amalfi CoastItaly : €1,139
SkopelosGreece: €1,148
Coast of LightSpain: €1,159
CampaniaItaly : €1,164
Malta : €1,173

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