easyJet holidays spotlight: winter sun, Christmas markets and summer 2027
Winter sun from £279pp, Christmas market breaks and summer 2027 packages at easyJet holidays, plus the £60pp deposit and the promo codes on the site.
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easyJet holidays sells package holidays that combine easyJet flights with hotels, and on packages such as winter sun, transfers and 23 kg bags too. The site says it covers more than 80 destinations and over 5,000 hotels, and every holiday it sells is ATOL protected. It suits couples and families who want one booking and one price, and anyone happy to spread the cost with a low deposit.
What's worth a look
- Winter sun: seven-night holidays currently from £279pp, based on two adults travelling between November 2026 and April 2027 from various UK airports. Destinations include Tenerife, Lanzarote, Costa Blanca and Egypt, and the packages include flights, hotel, transfers and 23 kg bags. Prices can change.
- Christmas market breaks: flight-and-hotel city breaks to festive cities such as Berlin, Prague, Vienna, Krakow and Munich. No single headline price is given, so search your dates. Good for couples and friends after a short winter trip.
- Summer 2027: seven-night summer holidays currently from £339pp (two adults, May to October 2027 departures). You can secure one with a £60pp deposit, which suits anyone who wants to lock in a price now and pay later.
- Free child places: a collection of family holidays with free places for children, plus hotels with kids' clubs. Worth checking first if you're booking for school holidays.
- Greece: Santorini is currently the site's destination of the week, picked out for its clifftop villages, blue-domed churches and sunsets. Search your dates for prices, as they vary by hotel and airport.
Current offers
- Blue Light Card members can get up to £200 off easyJet holidays.
- On the site, code SAVENOW takes £100 off bookings of £800 or more and £200 off bookings of £2,000 or more. The terms say it's valid for new bookings made before 11pm on 5 October 2026.
- Code CITIES20 saves £20 per person on holidays taken before 31 December 2026.
- Code SAVEONE is for bookings with only one adult: £50 off a £700 spend or £100 off £1,500, with children aged 12 or under.
How to save more
- Pay a £60pp deposit to secure a holiday, then pay the balance later (for family holidays the site says it's due 28 days before travel). That lets you book while prices suit you without paying in full.
- Use the Best Price Guarantee. If you find the same holiday cheaper from another ATOL-protected ABTA member within 24 hours of booking, easyJet holidays says it will credit the difference plus £5 per adult to your account.
- Apply codes on the "extras" page of the booking, which is where the terms say they go. Compare the codes against your total, as the minimum spends differ.
Products, prices and offers checked on the store's own website on 3 Oct 2026. Prices and stock can change.
easyJet holidays codes & deals today
Up to £200 off easyJet holidays for Blue Light Card members
Log in to Blue Light Card, click through to the easyJet holidays offer to get your code, and book online; includes a £30 gift card.
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