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How Much Does a Multi-Centre Holiday Cost? (2026)
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How Much Does a Multi-Centre Holiday Cost? (2026)

🗓 15 June 2026 ✍ MAK ⏱ 11 min read
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How much does a multi-centre holiday cost? It depends mainly on the route, the month and the cabin, and the gap between the cheapest and dearest trips is wide. The figures below come from current package prices for multi-centre holidays in 2026 and 2027, from a two-stop Bali trip to a four-stop tour of the USA and Hawaii. For route ideas, start with our guide to multi-centre holidays from the UK.

Quick answer

A multi-centre holiday from the UK costs from about £1,200pp to £3,850pp in economy for 7 to 14 nights, two sharing. That covers return flights, hotels and the flights or transfers between stops. Business class costs about 1.8 to 3.6 times the economy price for the same month. The month you travel changes the price on every route. Packages are protected under ATOL 10713.

How much does a multi-centre holiday cost by route in 2026?

The six examples run from a two-stop Bali trip to a Dubai and Maldives stay in two 5-star resorts. Each is a live package, not a guide price.

Per person, two sharing, return flights from the UK included
RouteNightsFrom (economy)Cheapest monthDearest month in the next 12 monthsBusiness from
Ubud and Legian, Bali11£1,189ppNovember 2026July 2027 (£1,979pp)£3,529pp
Los Angeles and Las Vegas7£1,379ppNovember 2026June 2027 (£1,769pp)Economy only
Dubai and Mauritius10£1,579ppJune 2027March 2027 (£2,209pp)On request
Dubai, Bangkok, Bali and Singapore14£2,439ppOctober 2026January 2027 (£3,229pp)£5,459pp
Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Maui and Oahu13£2,759ppDecember 2026July 2027 (£4,709pp)£5,799pp
Dubai and the Maldives10£3,849ppNovember 2026February 2027 (£5,329pp)£7,439pp

Where the money goes

A multi-centre price bundles four things into one figure. Knowing which of them grow when you add a stop explains how the total is built.

  • Long-haul flights from the UK. Air Passenger Duty is added to the fare.
  • Hotels on each leg. Priced per night, so the split between a city and a beach changes the total.
  • The link between stops. A short flight, a speedboat or a seaplane, depending on the route.
  • Transfers. Airport to hotel at each end of every leg.

Adding a centre adds a connecting journey, a second arrival day and a second set of transfers. It does not add another long-haul return. That is visible in the packages themselves. The Dubai and Mauritius trip includes the flight from Dubai to Mauritius and private transfers throughout. The four-stop Asia tour includes every internal flight between Dubai, Bangkok, Bali and Singapore. The USA and Hawaii trip includes all domestic flights, and the Dubai and Maldives package covers the domestic flight and speedboat to the resort.

The duty applies to flights leaving UK airports, and the rate depends on your cabin and on the distance from London to the capital of your destination country. From 1 April 2026, Band B (2,001 to 5,500 miles) is £102 in economy and £244 in other cabins. The UAE, the Maldives and the USA fall in Band B. Band C, over 5,500 miles, takes in Indonesia, Thailand, Singapore and Mauritius at £106 and £253. Band B rises to £105.33 and £251.95 on 1 April 2027, and Band C to £109.46 and £261.25.

What drives the price

Four levers move a multi-centre quote. Each shows up somewhere in the route table.

The month you travel

Set each row’s dearest month against its from price and the spread becomes clear. On the Los Angeles and Las Vegas trip the dearest month is over a quarter above the cheapest. On the Bali trip it is about two-thirds higher, and on the USA and Hawaii tour over two-thirds. Both of those peak in July, when UK schools break up for the summer.

The cheapest month in the route table is the one to quote first, and moving your dates by a week or two can cross into it. On the Dubai and Maldives package, an October 2026 departure is £4,129pp in economy against £3,849pp in November.

The cabin

Compare the economy and business columns. On the Bali row, business costs about three times economy, while on the Asia tour it is a little over double.

The hotel and room on the beach leg

On the Dubai and Mauritius trip the beach stop takes seven of the ten nights. Its room rate therefore carries more of the total than the Dubai hotel. The Dubai and Maldives row is the dearest in the table and the only one with a private-island resort.

Nights and stops

Divide each from price by its nights and the ranking changes. The Bali trip works out at about £108pp a night and Dubai and Mauritius at about £158. The four-stop Asia tour is about £174 and Los Angeles and Las Vegas about £197, despite being the shortest trip. The USA and Hawaii tour is about £212, and Dubai and the Maldives about £385. A short trip spreads the flight cost over fewer nights, so a 7-night package is not automatically the cheaper option per night.

Taxes and fees on top of (or inside) the price

Some destinations charge visitors directly. Others add the charge to the room bill or the air fare. Ask which of these a quote already covers, because the answer depends on the hotel and the airline.

Government charges on common multi-centre stops, checked September 2026
DestinationChargeAmountHow it is paid
MaldivesGreen taxUS$12 per person per night at resorts (US$6 at guesthouses of 50 rooms or fewer on inhabited islands)Added to the resort bill
MaldivesDeparture charge, from 1 December 2024US$50 economy, US$120 businessNormally built into the air fare
HawaiiState Transient Accommodations Tax, from 1 January 202611% of the room rateAdded to the hotel bill
USAESTA travel authorisationUS$40.27 per applicationPaid online before travel
BaliTourist levyIDR 150,000 per visitPaid online through Love Bali or on arrival

For the Maldives leg in more detail, see our guide to planning a Dubai and Maldives holiday. The Hawaii hotel tax matters most on longer island stays, covered in our guide to Las Vegas and Hawaii holidays.

How to make a multi-centre holiday cheaper

The choices that move the price most are made before you ask for a quote, not after it arrives.

  • Ask for two versions of the split. Moving a night between the city and the beach changes the total, and the cheaper direction depends on the two hotels. Four city nights and six beach nights is a different price from two and eight.
  • Price the beach room before the villa. Ask for the entry room category as well as the one you want, so you can see what the upgrade adds across the whole stay.
  • Consider 4-star hotels. The Bali trip, the lowest-priced row in the table, uses 4-star hotels on both legs.

For a wider set of options at a fixed budget, compare our luxury holidays under £3,000.

Is it worth the extra over a single destination?

It suits a trip of 10 nights or more that pairs a short city stay with a long beach stay, or that breaks up a long journey east.

It suits you less on trips under 7 nights, where a transfer day takes a large share of the holiday. It is also a poor fit if moving hotels and repacking spoils a trip for you. Read how a twin-centre holiday works, then browse our two-centre combinations.

How to compare multi-centre quotes like for like

Two quotes for the “same” multi-centre trip can differ for reasons that have nothing to do with value. Beyond the price levers above, line up these points:

  • Cabin. Economy on both, or business on both.
  • Board basis on each leg. Bed and breakfast on one leg and half board on the other is a different trip from bed and breakfast throughout.
  • Transfer type between stops. In the Maldives, a seaplane or a domestic flight plus speedboat.
  • UK departure airport. London, Manchester and regional airports can price differently.
  • One booking or several. A total built from separate flight and hotel bookings is not directly comparable with a package price.

Frequently Asked Questions

It can be cheaper or dearer, depending on dates and routes, so compare the total rather than the headline fares. Separate bookings are not a package. No organiser is liable for the whole trip, and there is no single ATOL certificate covering every flight and hotel. If a connecting flight fails, rebooking the next hotel falls to you.
Only if your contract allows it, and only for fuel costs, third-party taxes and fees, or exchange rates. The organiser must tell you at least 20 days before departure and show how the increase was calculated. If it exceeds 8% of the package price, you can accept it or end the contract without a termination fee and get a full refund.
Because a from price is a floor, not an average. It is the lowest-priced future month for the package as listed, two sharing in economy. Any change from that listing is priced against live flight and hotel availability on the day you ask. Ask for the listed package price to be shown alongside your quote, so the difference is visible line by line.
Only slightly. The ATOL Protection Contribution is £2.50 per passenger, paid by the licence holder to the Air Travel Trust. If the company fails, ATOL can help you stay in your holiday accommodation where possible, reimburse replacement costs, and arrange flights home, depending on the circumstances. Your ATOL certificate names who protects the trip.
They can, depending on the stops. British passport holders pay IDR 500,000 for an Indonesian visa on arrival in Bali and must complete the All Indonesia arrival card within 72 hours of arrival. The Maldives gives a 30-day tourist visa on arrival, with the IMUGA declaration due within 96 hours before landing. Check GOV.UK travel advice for each country before booking.
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MAK
SuperDestinations Travel Team
Our travel writers combine firsthand destination experience with deep knowledge of the UK holiday market. Every guide is researched to give you practical, honest advice for your next adventure.

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