WANT all of your worries to stay on the shore while you sail away? Then we’ve got something for you.
If you’re looking for gorgeous scenery and sunny days at sea, here are the best cruise and ferries Black Friday deals you can expect when November 29th rolls around.
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When is Black Friday?
This year, Black Friday will be taking place on the 29th of November.
The annual shopping bonanza is an opportunity to snap up a holiday with a huge discount from a number of retailers.
What was on sale last year?
Last year, shoppers enjoyed a huge number of discounted cruise and ferry holidays from a variety of popular holidaymakers.
Travelers snapped last-minute Tui cruise holiday deals from £153pp and Brittany Ferries offered mini cruises from £109pp.
Fred. Olsen Cruises slashed their prices for up to 40 per cent on selected 2018 and 2019 cruises.
Our tips for finding the best deals this Black Friday and Cyber Monday
IT might be tempting to dive in and snap up LOADS of items on Black Friday and Cyber Monday, but here’s how you can guarantee you’re getting a good deal.
PREPARE Research the items you want to buy and find out the cheapest price. Websites like PriceSpy, PriceHistory and CamelCamelCamel will give you historical data on prices so you can see how much you should pay.
GET FOLLOWING Follow your favourite shops on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram and sign up to its deals newsletter to get the latest on any offers. We post the best deals in our Sun Money FB group too.
CHECK FOR CODES Take a look at The Sun Vouchers, and see if you can get extra savings with travel voucher codes.
Do you love new experiences? Check out our the best Black Friday Experience Day offers to try out something new for a fraction of a price.
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Take a look at Sun Selects to find the best products at the best prices when shopping around the web.
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