easyJet holidays is the package holiday arm of easyJet. It bundles an easyJet flight with a hotel, and often a transfer, into one booking, mostly from UK airports to beach, city and lakes destinations across Europe and a few further afield.
The price is only part of the decision. What makes an easyJet holidays booking go well is knowing what the package protects, what it actually includes, and how the hotel end of the trip works.
ATOL protection and why a package differs from flight plus hotel
A package booked through easyJet holidays that includes a flight is covered by the ATOL scheme in the UK. That means if the company fails, you are brought home or refunded. You should receive an ATOL certificate with your confirmation; keep it with your travel documents.
A package also carries rights under the Package Travel Regulations. The organiser, easyJet holidays, is responsible for the whole trip, so if the hotel falls short or a flight change wrecks the itinerary, you have one company to deal with rather than an airline and a hotel pointing at each other.
Booking an easyJet flight and a separate hotel yourself does not give the same package protection. That difference is often worth more than a small saving.
What the easyJet holidays price includes
An easyJet holidays package typically includes return flights, the hotel, a hold bag per person and, on many beach holidays, a transfer from the airport. The exact inclusions differ by hotel and destination, so read the summary on each package before paying.
Board basis matters as much as the hotel. Room only, bed and breakfast, half board and all inclusive can change the real cost of the trip a great deal. A cheaper room-only easyJet holidays deal in a resort with expensive restaurants can end up dearer than all inclusive.
Seat selection and extra baggage are usually add-ons. Check the bag allowance per person, particularly for families with pushchairs and sports kit.
Transfers: shared, private or none
Where a transfer is included in the easyJet holidays package, it is normally a shared coach that stops at several hotels. That is cheap and reliable but can add time, so check the estimated transfer duration for your resort.
Private transfers are often available as an upgrade. They are worth considering with young children, late arrivals or a long drive. City break packages often have no transfer at all, since public transport from the airport is easier.
Reading an easyJet holidays hotel listing
Each hotel on easyJet holidays has a star rating, guest reviews and a location summary. Read the most recent reviews rather than the average score, since a refurbishment or a change of management can move a hotel quickly in either direction.
Check the distance to the beach or old town in metres, not the word "nearby". Look at whether the pool is heated in spring and autumn, whether there is a kids' club, and whether the hotel is adults only. Those details decide a week far more than the star rating does.
Deposits, payment and changes
easyJet holidays has offered low-deposit bookings, with the balance due some weeks before departure. Check the current deposit amount and balance date at booking, and diarise it; missing a balance payment can cancel the holiday.
Amendment and cancellation terms depend on how close to departure you change. Read them before booking, and take travel insurance at the moment you book, not later, so cancellation cover starts straight away.
When easyJet holidays prices are lowest
Prices follow school holidays hard. Travelling outside UK school holidays, even by a week either side, can cut an easyJet holidays package price sharply. Midweek departures often beat weekends.
easyJet holidays runs regular sales, often around January and at the start of the booking season for the following summer. Late deals appear too, but choice of hotel shrinks as the date approaches.
Where the easyJet holidays savings are
The spring sale code is tiered: it needs a minimum spend of about £500 and has a travel-by date. It suits a family package, where the booking easily clears the threshold.
The £100 code is the best fit for a mid-priced couple's holiday. On a £900 package it is worth more than a 10% code would be below £1,000.
The £50 code is aimed at beach holidays. Use it on a smaller booking where the other two codes do not meet their minimums.
easyJet holidays codes usually have minimum spends, date windows and destination limits, and only one applies per booking. Enter each on your exact package and keep the one that gives the lowest total, including any deposit terms.
Common questions
Is an easyJet holidays package ATOL protected?
Packages that include a flight are ATOL protected. Keep the ATOL certificate that comes with your confirmation.
Are transfers included with easyJet holidays?
On many beach packages, yes, usually a shared coach. Check each package summary, since city breaks often exclude them.
Does an easyJet holidays package include a hold bag?
Typically, yes, but the allowance varies. Check it per person before paying.
Can I stack easyJet holidays codes?
No. One code per booking, subject to minimum spend and travel dates.
| Discount | Type | Get the deal |
|---|---|---|
| £100 off | Promo code | View at Easyjet Holidays → |
| £50 off | Promo code | View at Easyjet Holidays → |
| £50 off | Promo code | View at Easyjet Holidays → |
| 20% off | Promo code | View at Easyjet Holidays → |