![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/cheapest-family-holidays-for-summer-2023-including-portugal-and-turkey/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/0_Parasols-on-Sunny-Beach.jpg&description=Prices for meals, drinks and beach items are lowest by far in Marmaris, the Algarve and Sunny Beach, the annual Post Office Family Holiday Report produced in partnership with TUI found. British families heading off on holidays to Europe in July and August are likely to find the cheapest resort prices in Turkey, Portugal and Bulgaria, according to new research. Prices for meals, drinks and beach items are lowest by far in Marmaris, the Algarve and Sunny Beach, the annual Post Office Family Holiday Report produced in partnership with TUI found. However, prices have risen year-on-year in 15 of the 16 beach destinations surveyed as inflation continues to impact popular holiday destinations across the Continent. Laura Plunkett, head of Travel Money at Post Office, warned: "Although sterling is at a 2023 high against European currencies, inflation has hit local prices abroad just as it has in the UK. This means families should expect to pay more for meals, drinks and other tourist items in most resorts. Ironically, two of the cheapest destinations we surveyed – Turkey and Bulgaria – have seen the biggest rises. However, they are still places where bargain hunters will get the most for their money." The Post Office report compared 12 times across a number of resorts to see which offered the best value for money this summer. They included family meal, drinks, sun cream, insect repellent and beach items ranging from buckets and spades, lilos ice-creams and pedalo rides. The cost of a bottle of beer, glass of wine, water ride and three course meals for a family are also taken into account. Marmaris was found to be the cheapest of 16 destinations surveyed - even though prices have risen significantly since last summer, the rise is limited to 33% for British tourists due to the collapse in the value of the Turkish lira. The 12 items in Marmaris are more than £100 lower than in Ibiza, the most expensive destination surveyed at £216 for the basket. The famous Turkish resort is be){kind=link}
Prices for meals, drinks and beach items are lowest by far in Marmaris, the Algarve and Sunny Beach, the annual Post Office Family Holiday Report produced in partnership with TUI found.
British families heading off on holidays to Europe in July and August are likely to find the cheapest resort prices in Turkey, Portugal and Bulgaria, according to new research.
Prices for meals, drinks and beach items are lowest by far in Marmaris, the Algarve and Sunny Beach, the annual Post Office Family Holiday Report produced in partnership with TUI found.
However, prices have risen year-on-year in 15 of the 16 beach destinations surveyed as inflation continues to impact popular holiday destinations across the Continent.
Laura Plunkett, head of Travel Money at Post Office, warned: “Although sterling is at a 2023 high against European currencies, inflation has hit local prices abroad just as it has in the UK. This means families should expect to pay more for meals, drinks and other tourist items in most resorts. Ironically, two of the cheapest destinations we surveyed â Turkey and Bulgaria â have seen the biggest rises. However, they are still places where bargain hunters will get the most for their money.”