Long-weekend finder
Turn holidays into longer trips
We line up the public holidays in your country with the weekend and show the fewest days to take off for the longest break, with the cheapest flights from London.
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Dec 25 2026
Christmas Day · St. Stephen's Day
3 days off without taking leave
Fri 25 Dec – Sun 27 Dec
- Fri25Christmas Day
- Sat26St. Stephen's Day
- Sun27Weekend
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Jan 1 2027
New Year's Day
3 days off without taking leave
Fri 1 Jan – Sun 3 Jan
- Fri1New Year's Day
- Sat2Weekend
- Sun3Weekend
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Mar 25 2027
Maundy Thursday · Good Friday · Easter Sunday · Easter Monday
5 days off without taking leave
Thu 25 Mar – Mon 29 Mar
- Thu25Maundy Thursday
- Fri26Good Friday
- Sat27Weekend
- Sun28Easter Sunday
- Mon29Easter Monday
Or stretch it: take 3 days off, get 10 days away (Sat 20 Mar – Mon 29 Mar)
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May 6 2027
Ascension Day
Take 1 day off, get 4 days away
Thu 6 May – Sun 9 May
- Thu6Ascension Day
- Fri7Take this day off
- Sat8Weekend
- Sun9Weekend
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May 15 2027
Pentecost · Whit Monday
3 days off without taking leave
Sat 15 May – Mon 17 May
- Sat15Weekend
- Sun16Pentecost
- Mon17Whit Monday
Nationwide public holidays from the open Nager.Date calendar. Regional holidays and your own work schedule may differ, so check before booking. Fares are the lowest found recently for that month; the partner shows the live price for your dates.
Make the most of every break
- 1Book early for holiday weekends
- Everyone travels on the same days, so fares for public-holiday weekends often rise as they get closer. Set a price alert when you spot a break.
- 2Fly on the holiday itself
- Departing on the first day off, or returning on the last morning, is often cheaper than the evening before.
- 3Short flights win
- With three or four days, pick places under about four hours away so you don't lose a day to travel.
- 4Ask for leave early
- Colleagues want the same bridge days. Request yours as soon as you have a plan.
FAQ
About the long-weekend finder
Search the help center or send us a message. We reply by email.
Help center Contact us01Where do the holiday dates come from?
From Nager.Date, an open calendar of nationwide public holidays for over 100 countries. Regional holidays are not included.
02Why is my country's weekend different?
We use each country's usual weekend days, for example Friday and Saturday in several Middle Eastern countries.
03Are the prices for my exact dates?
They are the lowest fares found recently for that month. Open a destination to see live prices for the exact dates of the break.
04Can I get these by email?
Yes. Subscribe to the deals email and we include your next long weekend with fares from your city.