Published 7 October 2026 | Updated 7 October 2026 by Kate Acaster
Wowcher has cut £44 off a two-night Mallorca break, so return flights from London and all-inclusive board are now £79 each on 20 October.
The £79 option covers 20 to 22 October at the Bluesea Mediodía in El Arenal. Meals, snacks and drinks are included, and Wowcher lists flights from London Gatwick, Luton, Stansted, Southend and City, plus Birmingham and Manchester on other dates.
The same 20 October date is £109 from Manchester and £129 from Birmingham. Three nights from London start at £169, so the low price is specifically for two nights from London.
How to book
Choose 20 October, then select the two-night London option before paying. Prices and availability can move, so check the final itinerary and total. The deal was checked on 7 October 2026.
FAQs
What does the £79 Mallorca price include?
It covers two nights at Bluesea Mediodía, return flights from London and all-inclusive board for the checked 20 October departure.
Which dates have the £79 price?
Wowcher showed £79 per person for London departures on 20 October 2026 when checked on 7 October.
Are other airports available?
Wowcher lists London Gatwick, Luton, Stansted, Southend and City, Birmingham and Manchester, with prices varying by airport and date.
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