The remaining balance of your full deposit amount will be due 4 weeks after your booking has been made. You’ll see your full payment schedule when you book.
If you book using the £30 deposit scheme and then cancel your holiday, the remaining non-refundable deposit balance will be due on cancellation. Normal cancellation terms and conditions apply. Deposit payments of any kind are not available on holidays departing within 30 days of the booking date.

For all the details, read the full terms and conditions.

If you pay by direct debit, we’ll provide you with a confirmation, setting out the payment amounts and due dates by which these payments will need to be made by you.

The bank account from which the direct debit payments are to be taken must be in the name of the lead passenger on the booking.

In the event of two failed attempts to collect any direct debit payment, we’ll cancel the direct debit mandate and you’ll be required to make payment by another method.

If this happens, you’ll need to pay the balance due 12 weeks before you travel.

If you cancel your direct debit, you must inform us promptly so we can arrange an alternative payment method with you.

The full deposit amounts are:

£200 per person for short-haul beach holidays

£200 per person for mid-haul beach holidays

£250 per person for long-haul beach holidays

You’ll be required to pay upfront for any insurance you’ve taken out and may be required to pay upfront certain accommodation. In all circumstances, our cancellation charges will apply.

As you are paying by direct debit, you’ll make your final payment 14 weeks before your holiday is due to start – you’ll see your full payment schedule when you book.

Our standard cancellation charges will apply and if you’ve not made enough direct debit payments at the time you cancel, you’ll need to pay us any balance due. If you’ve paid more than the amount due under our cancellation charges at the time of cancellation, we’ll refund you any difference.

If you make changes to your booking, our standard amendment fees will apply and the following scenarios could happen:

Increased holiday cost

If there are any fees due immediately, such as the amendment fee, you’ll need to pay them at the point the amendment is made. Any other additional costs that are due to be paid at the final balance date will be added to your direct debit schedule and the monthly payments will be recalculated.

Reduced holiday cost

Your direct debit schedule will be updated and the monthly payments will be reduced to reflect the new balance.

Later departure date

If you move your holiday to a later date, your direct debit will still be valid and the monthly payments will recalculate.

Closer departure date

If you move your holiday to a closer date, then your direct debit might not be valid and you may be required to pay the full balance of the holiday, dependent on when the new departure date is.

The remaining balance of your full deposit amount will be due 4-12 weeks after your booking has been made, or you’ll be required to pay the remainder of the total holiday cost – whichever date comes sooner depending on when you booked your holiday. You’ll see your full payment schedule when you book.
If you book using the low deposit scheme and then cancel your holiday, the remaining non-refundable deposit balance will be due on cancellation. Deposit payments of any kind are not available on holidays departing within 12 weeks of the booking date.