Ryanair Winter Sale: 10 unmissable bargain destinations from Newcastle Airport
The Ryanair Winter Sale is on, and those looking for a cheap flight out of Tyneside for the weekend can find discounts on flights to Poland, Portugal, Ireland and Spain this week.
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Hide AdRyanair has said up to 250,000 seats are on sale, with a few jetting off from Newcastle airport this January and February.
One-way flights to the four countries are as low as £7.99 for a ticket to Krakow, Poland. Other destinations for the eastern European city include Wroclaw (£10.34) and Gdansk (£12.89).
Tickets to Krakow are £7.99 on January 6, 9, 13, 16, 20, 23 and 30. All tickets are one-way.
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Hide AdThose fancying a trip to Gdansk will have just one chance to bag a £12.89 ticket on Friday, January 18. The one-way ticket heads back to its usual price of £14.39 for the remaining flights.
The third and final Polish destination, Wroclaw, is £10.34 for a flight scheduled on Thursday, February 3. Usual prices for the ticket are £14.99 and are one-way also.
Trips to Dublin are available from £10.50 in the winter sale. One-way tickets will cost just £10.50 on Thursday, February 3 and fluctuate throughout the month.
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Hide AdTickets for the final four days of January range from £11.10 to £12, and those wanting to jet off to Dublin in February could pay as little as £8.24 (Tuesday 15) or as high as £237.79 (Saturday 19).
Alicante offers a much warmer climate than those previously listed even in the winter months. Those hoping to lap up a bit of sun will have the chance to do so on Sunday, January 16 when tickets are just £12.99 in the sale.
Thursday, January 20 sees tickets for £13 and are all one-way.
Faro, Portgual is also on offer in February of this year, with a one-way ticket for £13.59 on Wednesday 16.
The following Wednesday sees ticket prices for Faro rise slightly to £14.59.
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