A Majorca beach break at £234pp is already good for early June. TUI showing the same TUI BLUE Alcudia Pins package reduced from £712pp makes it much more interesting.
We found the price on TUI’s last-minute holidays page, checked on 1 June. It covers three nights at TUI BLUE Alcudia Pins in Playa de Muro, departing London Gatwick on Tuesday 9 June. The board basis is self-catering, so this is a cheap sunshine break rather than a fully catered escape.
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The £478pp drop is doing the heavy lifting here. £234pp for flights and a named Majorca beach-resort stay can work nicely for a quick hit of sea, pool and warm evenings without turning into a big holiday spend.
The timing is the trade-off. This leaves very soon, so it suits people who can move quickly and do not need school-holiday dates. You’ll also need to budget for meals, because self-catering keeps the headline price low but does not cover food or drinks.
If those bits work for you, it is a strong late deal. Playa de Muro is one of Majorca’s easier beach choices, and this price gets you there for less than many UK weekend breaks.
How to book
Go to TUI’s last-minute holidays page and search for TUI BLUE Alcudia Pins in Playa de Muro. Use London Gatwick, three nights, and the 9 June departure to look for the £234pp price.
Useful info
Before you book, check our TUI baggage allowance guide, especially if you are trying to keep this as a very low-cost short break.
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