Published 9 November 2026 | Updated 9 November 2026 by Kate Acaster
The On the Go Tours Black Friday sale runs from 1 November to 4 December 2026. Selected trips in Spain, China, Egypt, India, Sri Lanka, Turkey and Vietnam are 2-for-1, and other countries are up to 40% off. Barcelona to Andalucia costs £510 each for two adults sharing, against £1,020 each at the standard price. The sale page lists no promo code.
What’s in the On the Go Tours Black Friday sale
You book between 1 November and 4 December 2026 and travel on any discounted departure, including dates in 2027. Croatia, Ireland and the UK are up to 40% off. Tours in 12 more countries, among them Italy, Morocco, Kenya and Thailand, are up to 35% off. Check your trip and date on the sale page.
On the Go Tours Black Friday sale prices
Each row is a real departure we read on the tour page. The price shown against a date already includes the saving.
| Tour | Departs | Was price | Sale price | Saving |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Barcelona to Andalucia, Spain (5 days) | 15 Nov 2026 | £1,020 | £510 | 2-for-1 |
| Jewels of Andalucia & Barcelona (7 days) | 23 Nov 2026 | £1,350 | £675 | 2-for-1 |
| Very Vietnam (10 days) | 14 Nov 2026 | £1,910 | £1,242 | 35% |
| Very Vietnam (10 days) | 16 Jan 2027 | £2,035 | £1,018 | 2-for-1 |
| Colombo, Caves & Kandy (8 days) | 14 Nov 2026 | £1,305 | £914 | 30% |
Two 2-for-1 rows, Barcelona to Andalucia and Jewels of Andalucia, cut the price in half. Very Vietnam has two routes to a saving. The 2-for-1 price applies to the 16 January 2027 departure we checked, at £1,018 each. Earlier dates are still strong, with 14 November at £1,242 (35% off) and 19 December at 40% off. We can’t verify the “was” prices On the Go quotes.
What’s the catch?
- These are land tours. International flights and visas are not included, and the Spain coach tours leave out airport transfers.
- Savings vary by departure, and some dates carry no discount. Check the price against your own date.
- Dates sell out. Barcelona to Andalucia is sold out from 20 to 24 December, and Colombo, Caves & Kandy from 28 November to 5 December.
- Barcelona to Andalucia runs in English and Spanish. Groups of 11 or fewer get a driver and no tour leader.
- Local costs are extra. Vietnam adds USD 30 to 40 each for entrance fees and the same for the tipping kitty. Sri Lanka adds USD 150 to 170 for entrance fees and USD 50 to 60 for the tipping kitty.
- Sale prices come off the site on 4 December.
Is it good value?
The Spain tours are the best of the four trips in our table. Barcelona to Andalucia is £510 each for four nights in 4-star hotels, four breakfasts, three dinners and a lunch, with entry to the Alhambra and the Cordoba Mosque. The Vietnam and Sri Lanka cuts of 30% to 35% are solid, but smaller than the Spain deals. We haven’t compared prices with other operators.
How it compares with other tour sales
Intrepid takes 5% to 20% off small group trips, also without flights. Exoticca goes up to 70% off and includes flights. On the Go’s 2-for-1 dates cut deeper than Intrepid’s, but only on the tours that carry the badge. Exoticca’s offer includes flights, so the two are not like for like.
Barcelona to Andalucia: what the price covers
The five-day coach tour runs from Barcelona to Madrid and stops in Cordoba, Seville, Granada and Toledo. The price includes entry to the Alhambra in Granada and the Cordoba Mosque. Departures run weekly from 15 November 2026.
“Barcelona to Andalucia is 2-for-1 on every available date, £510 each. Very Vietnam (10 days) is 35% off on 14 November and 40% off on 19 December, then 2-for-1 on the 16 January 2027 departure, £1,018 each. Both routes are strong savings.”
Jane Robinson, Senior Editor, Flight Tribe
The verdict
Book the Spain 2-for-1 tours if you can travel with one other adult on a listed date. A 2-for-1 badge does not make every date half price, so check the departure price before you pay. For Vietnam, the 16 January 2027 departure is the half-price deal, or book 14 November or 19 December for 35% to 40% off. Flights are separate, so price them before you commit.
How to book
Tap Check availability below to go to the sale page.
- Choose a tour and a departure, then check the discounted price shows against that date.
- Price flights separately, because the tour price does not include them.
- Book by 4 December 2026 to get the sale price.
About On the Go Tours
On the Go Tours runs group tours worldwide, with discounts in 22 countries. It says it is an ABTOT member, number 5548, which protects the money you pay. Our Seville budget travel guide covers costs once you are in Andalucia.
More on Black Friday travel
Our Black Friday flight deals tracker follows the UK travel sales verified live. For package holidays, see Jet2’s £100 per person offer and easyJet Holidays’ £400 code.
On the Go Tours Black Friday sale FAQs
When does the On the Go Tours Black Friday sale end?
The sale runs from 1 November to 4 December 2026. On the Go says the discounted prices come off the site when it closes, so you need to book by 4 December.
What does 2-for-1 mean on On the Go Tours?
Two adults sharing a room pay the price of one. On Barcelona to Andalucia, the bill is £1,020 in total, £510 each. The offer covers selected tours in Spain, China, Egypt, India, Sri Lanka, Turkey and Vietnam.
Does every departure date get the sale price?
No. On the Go says savings vary between departures and some dates have no discount. The price shown against each date already includes any saving.
Are flights included in On the Go Tours prices?
No. On the Go lists international flights and visas as not included on all four trips in our table. Vietnam and Sri Lanka also leave out entrance fees and a tipping kitty, and the two Spain trips leave out airport transfers.
Do you have to travel over Black Friday?
No. The sale covers bookings made between 1 November and 4 December. You can travel on any discounted departure, including dates in 2027.
Is On the Go Tours an ABTOT member?
On the Go Tours says it is a member of ABTOT, number 5548, which protects the money you pay for your trip. Check what covers your own booking before you pay.
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.
Kate has travelled through Europe, South America and beyond, usually with a notebook, a half-formed plan and a strong opinion on airport snacks. At Flight Tribe, her work focuses on helping UK travellers understand what is included, what costs extra, and whether a trip is worth booking at the price shown.
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