Published 14 August 2026 | Updated 3 September 2026 by Jane Robinson
Olympic Holidays has £200 each off new island-hopping holidays with code ISLAND200, and its Malta and Gozo example starts from £703 after the saving.
That is a proper cash saving on a trip type that can get expensive quickly, because you are stitching together more than one island instead of booking a simple beach week. Olympic’s own Summer 2026 page lists Malta and Gozo from £703, Skiathos and Skopelos from £721, and Kefalonia and Zante from £776 after the code.
The main catch is practical rather than nasty: ISLAND200 is call-centre-only. Olympic says it applies to new island-hopping holidays for two or more people, has no minimum spend, cannot be combined with another discount, and has to be added when you book.
FAQs
What does ISLAND200 save?
Olympic Holidays says ISLAND200 saves £200 per person on new island-hopping holidays for two or more people, with no minimum spend.
Can you book it online?
No. Olympic says ISLAND200 can only be booked through its call centre. Add the code when booking, because it cannot be added later.
Which example did Flight Tribe check?
We checked Olympic’s pages on 14 August. Its Summer 2026 page listed seven-night Malta and Gozo island-hopping holidays from £703 per person after the ISLAND200 saving.
How to book
Book direct with Olympic Holidays. Check the island-hopping options, then call Olympic and quote ISLAND200 before the booking is made.
Jane Robinson is Senior Editor at Flight Tribe. She has a Master’s in English and Journalism, and writes about flight deals, holiday offers and practical ways UK travellers can spend less without wasting time on weak promotions. Jane has spent time living and working across Asia and New Zealand, which gave her a lasting interest in how people travel, eat, move around and spend their free time in different places.
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