Top 5 Student-Friendly Trips with easyJet holidays
07/10/2026
Student budget? Big bucket list? We hear you. But just because your bank balance is giving “maybe next month” doesn’t mean your travel plans have to. From legendary beach days and buzzing nightlife to city adventures, local food tours, and places that are made for your camera roll, there are plenty of ways to make your next trip happen with easyJet holidays. And these top student-friendly destinations are the perfect place to start.
Why book an easyJet holiday?
Because organising a holiday shouldn't require 37 tabs, three spreadsheets, and a minor breakdown in the group chat. With easyJet holidays, you can bundle your flights, hotel, and transfers into one package, with thousands of hotels and 100+ destinations to choose from. There are also flexible flight options from airports across the UK, making it easier to find something that works for your budget and your timetable.
With easyJet holidays, you can also benefit from:
🧡 £60pp low deposits
🧡 Flexible ways to pay
🧡 23kg luggage and transfers included on beach holidays
🧡 ATOL and ABTA protection for extra peace of mind
🧡 Easy booking with options to customise your holiday to suit your style.
1. Ibiza, Spain
More than just a party island
Yes, Ibiza knows how to party. Playa d’en Bossa, Ibiza Town, San Antonio; these are the tried-and-tested resorts serving up a sea of world-class entertainment from Ushuaïa and UNVRS to Pacha and DC-10. But there’s way more to this Balearic favourite than DJs and dancefloors.
Swap the superclubs for hidden beaches, explore colourful local markets, and spend your days finding those seriously good sea views. Then, when the sun goes down, you can decide whether it’s cocktails, clubbing or an early night.
Student tip:
Go beyond the famous party spots and discover Ibiza’s quieter side in Santa Eulalia or Cala Llonga. You might just find your new favourite beach.
2. Zante, Greece
Beach days, boat trips, and big summer energy
If your idea of a perfect holiday involves turquoise water, sunshine, seriously good food, and absolutely no deadlines, Zante should be on your list.
Head to the famous Navagio Beach (Shipwreck Cove), get out on the water with a few adrenaline-fuelled water sports, or simply find a spot by the sea and soak up that Greek-island feeling. Zante holidays are basically everything your group chat promised a summer abroad would be.
Student tip:
Book a boat trip or catamaran tour and make a day of exploring the island from the sea.
3. Malta
History by day. St Julian’s by night.
Malta is proof that you don’t have to choose between culture and a good night out.
Spend your days exploring ancient temples in the silent city of Mdina, the historic streets of Valletta, and impressive landmarks before heading to St Julian’s when the sun goes down. That’s right, we bet you didn’t know Malta comes alive at night to the thump of bass and techno. With buzzing bars, outdoor patio parties, and superclubs, there’s plenty to keep the evening going.
And when you need a break from sightseeing? There are beaches and swimming spots ready for some well-earned downtime.
Student tip:
Pack your walking shoes and your going-out shoes. Malta is asking you to do both.
4. Amsterdam, Netherlands
See the city like a local
Forget ticking off every tourist attraction in one exhausting weekend. Amsterdam is best explored at your own pace.
Hire a bike, cruise along the canals, discover quirky neighbourhoods and dip into its brilliant mix of museums, cafés, and local spots. It’s the kind of city where getting slightly lost can actually be part of the plan.
Student tip:
Rent a bike and explore beyond the obvious sights. Your camera roll will thank you.
5. Prague, Czech Republic
Old-world charm meets student-friendly fun
Fairytale streets, impressive architecture, and a food and drink scene that won’t have your student loan crying for help. Prague ticks a lot of boxes if you’re looking for an affordable weekend somewhere new.
Wander through the charming Old Town, take in the city’s iconic Charles Bridge, and settle in for some traditional Czech food and beer. Prague is packed with things to see and do, without needing a massive budget to enjoy it.
Student tip:
Explore on foot and make time for the local food. The best discoveries aren't always on your itinerary.
And here's where Hays Travel comes in...
You don't have to figure it all out yourself. Our travel experts can help you find the right destination, work out what fits your budget, and take the stress out of booking. Whether you're planning a Euro summer with your mates, a spontaneous city break, or just desperately need some sunshine after deadline season, we've got you.