BA Holidays has a 7-night Algarve break from £319pp in its June sale, including Gatwick flights, a 4-star hotel, breakfast, and one checked bag per person.
That is a lot of trip for the money. The checked example is the 4-star NH Marina Portimão Resort for selected November dates, so this is more of a sunny off-season reset than a peak-summer beach week. For a proper hotel-and-flight package with bags included, £319pp is the sort of price that makes a week away feel much easier to justify.
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The offer is part of British Airways’ Original Sale, which runs until 25 June. BA says the Algarve example includes return Euro Traveller flights from London Gatwick, accommodation with breakfast, and one checked bag per person. There is also an estimated €14pp tourism tax payable locally.
What is included?
- 7 nights at the 4-star NH Marina Portimão Resort
- London Gatwick return flights
- Breakfast
- One checked bag per person
- Selected travel dates between 1 and 30 November 2026
November in the Algarve is not full beach-holiday season, but it can still work beautifully for a quieter coastal week, food, walks, and a bit of late-year sun. If you want scorching pool days, keep looking. If you want a low-cost package with BA Holidays protection and a decent hotel base, this is a strong one.
How to book
Book direct with British Airways Holidays. Search Algarve holidays from London Gatwick in November and look for NH Marina Portimão Resort. Prices can move, so check the total before paying.
Kate Acaster is Chief Editor at Flight Tribe. She writes about practical travel planning, budget airlines, baggage rules, city breaks, beach holidays and good hotels that do not cost daft money.
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