I Spent Less Than £100 For A Three Day Holiday Abroad

I spent less than £100 for a three day holiday abroad — here’s how I did it

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Boy goes on holiday for £100 — The flight was the biggest expense at £54 (Picture: Callum Ryan/SWNS)

If you’re in need of a holiday but can’t afford to break the bank, we have some serious inspo for you.

One savvy Brit managed to book a three-day holiday to Spain, all for under £100.

Callum Ryan, 22, a social media content creator from Milton Keynes, managed to get a return flight from London Stansted Airport to Seve Ballesteros-Santander Airport for just £54 – the biggest expense of the trip.

To save money, he split a twin room in a hostel with his friend, with the pair paying just £30 each.

Callum also spent £13.50 on parking and £1.87 on a bus from the airport to the city centre.

In total, he spent £99.37 on flights, accommodation and parking, which are often the largest costs of a holiday.

Admittedly he did take an extra £150 for spending money, but he’d have been spending something on food and drink at home anyway. The total cost of his trip was under £250 and he kept costs down by spending (free) time on the beach and sightseeing.

Callum Ryan during his trip from London to Spain. Photo released October 12 2023. See SWNS story SWSMholiday. A savvy Brit went on a three-day holiday abroad for less than ?100. Callum Ryan, 22, got a Ryanair flight from London Stanstead Airport to Seve Ballesteros-Santander Airport in Spain for ?54 return. A bus from the airport to the city centre set him back ?1.87 and a hotel for his three-day trip cost ?30.And to round off his spending, he paid ?13.50 for parking while on the trip away with his mate. — Callum has previously snagged a £10 flight to Spain (Picture: Callum Ryan / SWNS)

‘I was surprised that we found somewhere so cheap,’ said Callumn, who often tries to find travel bargains.

‘We decided to book the trip the day before and to get a full holiday for less than £100 last minute.

‘I thought it would be impossible. It was a fun and enjoyable trip. The best thing for me was meeting the locals.

‘It was out of season and we mainly chilled with the locals – we have made friends for life.’

This wasn’t Callumn’s first rodeo: he also managed to snag flights to Spain for £10 earlier this year, and even flew to Dubai for £64.

How to find cheap flights

Use comparison sites such as Skyscanner, Kayak, Google Flights or Momondo
Fly during off-peak times (September for domestic flights, January for Africa or Oceania and January or September for Asia)
Book your flight on a Sunday – which research has found is the cheapest day of the week

Source: Metro.co.uk

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