Fibre to Fuerteventura: Unlocking Connectivity & Travel Deals

A: Alright, switching gears a bit, let's talk about getting connected. There are some really interesting broadband and mobile offers out there right now that we should definitely decode.

B: Oh, absolutely. And the first thing to understand is the difference between what's called 'Fibre' and 'Full Fibre.' We're looking at SoGEA versus FTTP, which is Fibre To The Premises.

A: Right, so Full Fibre, or FTTP, is the real deal, bringing the fibre cable directly into your home for those super-fast speeds. We're seeing offer prices for these plans ranging from as low as £23.99 up to £33.99 for the fastest options.

B: And important to note, all these contracts are for 24 months. But here's where it gets interesting: the reward cards. You can snag a £75 reward card with standard Fibre, but if you go for Full Fibre 145 or higher, that jumps to a £140 reward card.

A: That's a nice bonus! But people need to be aware of the out-of-contract prices. After your 24 months, the prices go up quite a bit, and then there are subsequent price increases too. So, mark your calendars or set reminders.

B: Exactly. And speaking of dates, some of these offers wrap up pretty soon. We're looking at end dates like November 5th and November 12th, 2025, for specific plans. Don't snooze on those.

A: Good call. And for mobile, there's a fantastic VOXI Hero offer: £10 for 80GB plus unlimited social media data. It's a great deal for anyone needing a flexible plan. You can find more details at voxi.co.uk.

A: Okay, from staying connected, let's talk about actually disconnecting... as in, going on holiday! We've got two big categories to dive into: last-minute winter sun and early bird summer 2026.

B: Definitely. It's that time of year where you either grab a quick escape or lock in something for next year before the prices jump. What's looking good for those chasing some November 2025 sunshine?

A: Oh, the Canaries are shining right now! We're talking winter sun from as low as £283 per person. Picture this: seven nights, bed & breakfast, at a 2-star Fuertesol in Fuerteventura. That's a serious steal.

B: £283? That's barely more than a weekend away. But what if someone wants a bit more... all-inclusive luxury for their winter escape? Any options there?

A: Absolutely! You can upgrade to a 4-star, all-inclusive HL Paradise Island in Lanzarote for seven nights, from around £485 per person. So, you've got options depending on how much you want to splurge for that immediate warmth.

B: Nice range. Now, for the planners, the ones looking way ahead to July and August 2026... what's the early bird situation there? I imagine better prices if you book now?

A: Precisely! Summer 2026 starts from just £370 per person for seven nights self-catering at the 3-star BCL Levante Club in Spain. Getting in early definitely pays off.

B: Spain, okay. Are we talking just mainland Spain, or are there other popular spots on offer for next summer? Balearics, Canaries...?

A: Oh, a full spread! We've got the Balearics like Majorca, more Canaries options, mainland Spain, and even Turkey. And you've got every board basis too: Self Catering, B&B, Half Board, All Inclusive... Whatever your vibe, it's there.

B: And for those who want to go all out on their summer break, say, a five-star experience in Turkey? What kind of price point are we looking at for that?

A: You can snag seven nights all-inclusive at the 5-star Side Moon Palace in Turkey from £607 per person. So whether you're budget-conscious or ready to indulge, there's a deal waiting.