WE found five surprisingly great value holiday hotspots where flights in August are still cheap.
The deals start from just £49 for return flights during the peak summer season.
The deals were found using Skyscanner‘s “Everywhere” search with departures from the United Kingdom.
Here are the five unusually cheap hotspots to visit this summer:
Nice is a popular holiday spot in August, thanks to its pleasant weather, gorgeous beaches, and especially lively culture during the summer.
August is the busiest month in the French Riviera destination, and you’ll find plenty of outdoor activities, events and concerts.
If you’re into sports, Nice is an excellent destination for sports and hikes, where you can enjoy all the breathtaking coastline views.
Flight to Nice take around two hours from the UK, although you could even drive or get a train there.
Return flights to Nice in August are available from £49pp, while hotel rooms cost from £75 per night.
Just a few hours away from the UK, you could head to Bilbao, in Spain‘s Basque Country.
The city attracts tourists year-round; however, it becomes incredibly popular during summer, especially in August.
Bilbao is famous for its endless parks and gardens, as well as the renowned Guggenheim Museum Bilbao – which is a must-see.
The museum is the city’s number one attraction on TripAdvisor, with a 4.5/5 rating and more than 17,000 reviews.
Bilbao is also an excellent destination for foodies. For instance, you can try the original Basque cheesecake – which is baked at a high temperature and caramelised on the top with a creamy, gooey middle.
Return flights to Bilbao in August are available from £58pp, while hotel rooms cost from £71 per night.
If you’re after a holiday filled with DJ sets, endless parties by the beach and free-flowing drinks, Mykonos is the place to be in August.
Mykonos comes alive during the summer with hundreds of music events, exhibitions, cultural events and festivals.
The nightlife on the island is world-famous, and there are many different clubs, restaurants and bars to visit.
The island is busiest in August, with DJs worldwide hosting events at the famous Cavo Paradise club.
This year, the club will see DJ sets from Alesso, Benny Benassi and many more.
Plus, you’ll get to relax and unwind on Mykonos’ beautiful sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters after partying all night.
Return flights to Mykonos in August are available from £110pp, while hotel rooms cost from £121 per night.
Marrakech is only a three-hour flight from the UK, making for a wonderful summer city break.
The Moroccan city has a warm and sunny climate all year round and is full of history, culture, and architecture.
Walking around is the best way to explore the city, with its many gardens, historic landmarks, museums, and traditional markets, which are called ‘souks’.
The world-famous Jemaa el-Fnaa square is not one to miss either, especially at nighttime.
You’ll find street performers, musicians, and food stalls, to name a few.
Return flights to Marrakech in August are available from £116pp, while hotel rooms cost from £82 per night.
If you don’t mind travelling further, August is a great time to visit Trinidad and Tobago.
The southernmost island country in the Caribbean has many cultural events during August, so you’ll see local traditions.
Plus, your stay would fall outside of the hurricane season, which usually runs from June to November, so you can expect sunny days and virtually no chance of rain.
You’ll have plenty of time to enjoy the sunshine on the incredible white sand beaches, and you could even explore the coral reefs.
You’ll also find waterfalls, hidden beaches and tropical rainforests, to name a few of the incredible things to see on the islands.
Return flights to Trinidad and Tobago in August are available from £116pp, while hotel rooms cost from £100 per night.
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