10 of the cheapest all-inclusive holiday destinations this summer

Summer is officially around the corner.

Cocktails on the beach, reading on a pool float and soaking up the sun are now firmly in sight but don't worry if you've not yet booked your holiday.

According to Travel Supermarket, an all-inclusive holiday (so accommodation, flights and meals all bought under one package) are the most popular search for British holidaymakers this year and the prices for this type of holiday are 13 per cent cheaper than they were last year.

With that in mind, the company have ranked the cheapest destinations for all-inclusive holidays this year, from 1st May to 30th September:

The eastern European country ranked the cheapest for all-inclusive destinations, specifically in the Sunny Beach region on the east coast of the country. To stay in a four-star hotel in the first week of May can start from £229pp, including flights!

Searches for a week's break in Turkey are up by a whopping 79 per cent, which makes it the sixth most popular country for Brits to visit this year. Antalya (pictured) and Alanya have some of the best deals, with a week in a three-star hotel in Alanya in May starting at £195pp. Other resorts like Bodrum, Marmaris and Oludeniz are all featured in the top 20 cheapest all-inclusive resorts for this year.

Compared to last year, all-inclusive packages to Agadir in Morocco have dropped by 13 per cent and a seven-night stay in a four-star from London in May can now start from £284pp.

A week's stay in a three-star hotel in Malta in May can start at around £230pp or £290pp for a four-star hotel. Even during the school holidays, in August, an all-inclusive week stay can start from £341pp.

Spain is a firm favourite for Brits wanting that all-inclusive beach holiday but as the country is so vast, there's actually a lot of options of where to go. Resorts including Lloret de Mar in Costa Brava, Salou in Costa Dorada, Magaluf in Majorca, Torremolinos in Costa Del Sol and Cala D'Or in Majorca are where you can find the best deals.

With more than 200 inhabited islands to choose from, it's difficult to know where to start if you're venturing to the beautiful country of Greece. According to the experts, this summer Crete and Corfu (pictured) are offering some of the best all-inclusive packages.

Four-star hotels in the Red Sea resort of Hurghada can start from £385pp in June from London and from £435pp for a week-long stay flying from Manchester.

The Algarve, on the southern tip of Portugal, is where the best summer deals can be found. Expect prices starting from around £300pp depending on which UK airport you fly from.

Package holidays to Cyprus are 12 per cent cheaper than they were last year. You can find four-star week-long breaks for just over £400pp.

The highest rising destination searched for this summer is Croatia, apparently. Searches for the Dubrovnik Riviera (pictured) have increased a huge 405 per cent year on year, showing just how popular the country has got as a holiday destination. It doesn't seem to be affecting the price though as the resort is around 5 per cent cheaper than it was last year.