EasyJet holidays adds two new island destinations to summer programme

Operators

James Chapple

3 May 2024

EasyJet holidays has put two new island destinations on sale for summer 2024 – France’s Corsica and Spain’s Sitges.

Sitges_Spain_town_hall_Church_Parish_of_Saint_Bartholomew_an.jpg — Sitges is popular for its nightlife (Credit: iStock)

Corsica will be served by easyJet flights to Bastia, Calvi and Figari, opening up new hiking, culinary and beach break options. Four-night Corsica packages start from £389pp.

Sitges, meanwhile, is famed for its beaches, food and nightlife, and is one of Spain’s most popular LGBT+ destinations. Holidaymakers can fly into Barcelona or Reus, with seven-night Sitges packages starting from £449pp.

All packages include flights, transfers, accommodation and 23kg luggage per person.

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