You may be on the fence about booking a last-minute holiday this year but Ryanair are doing their best to tempt sun-seekers by slashing prices.
The airline have launched a sale on flights for this summer in July to 14 top destinations for this still hoping to get some sunshine next month.
For under £30, you could catch a flight to Ibiza for just £25.99, Portugal's coastal city of Porto for £23.99, or Venice in Italy for £22.99.
If you're happy to spend a little more, there's flights to Spain's top tourist spots of Gran Canaria (£37.02), Fuerteventura (£34.99), Palma de Mallorca (£35.22) and Tenerife (£38.82).
All available flights can be found on Ryanair's website here.
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Should I book a holiday?
While the UK Foreign Office is still advising against all-but-essential travel, airlines are beginning to resume flights as countries reopen their borders.
As per advertised on the Ryanair website, a number of countries are already "open for holidays", or soon will be. This includes Italy, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Malta and more.
Though the government is set to introduce a 14-day quarantine on anyone arriving back in the UK, airlines have comprised a list of 45 holiday destinations that Brits could be able to enjoy quarantine-free.
If you want to know more, here's all the latest advice from Martin Lewis and travel experts.
