Saga prize draws, competitions and giveaways

Win a wildlife holiday for two to Costa Rica

Your chance to win an escorted tour to Costa Rica, the rainforest rich Central American nature haven, worth up to £5,295 per person.

The 16-day Saga Holidays Wild Costa Rica tour takes you trekking through cloud forests, sailing along crocodile rivers, and gives you the opportunity to see sloths in the wild.

Departing on 24 January 2026.

Closing date: 30th September 2025.

Win an all-inclusive Saga river cruise to Germany

Your chance to win a holiday for two, worth more than £5,000 on board Saga’s stunning new ship, Spirit of the Moselle.

Join the ship in Mainz and begin your journey to Miltenberg, where you can enjoy an afternoon exploring the city’s cobblestone streets and half-timbered houses, nestled within ancient walls.

Then, continue to the medieval town of Wertheim, and sail on to Würzburg, known for its lavish baroque and rococo architecture. Spend an afternoon in the Bavarian city of Schweinfurt and a full day in Bamberg, before finishing in Nuremberg, discovering the highlights of this historic city.

Your prize is seven nights in a French balcony cabin, departing on 10 November 2025.

Closing date: 30 September 2025

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Saga prize draws, competitions and giveaways

Win a wildlife holiday for two to Costa Rica

Win an all-inclusive Saga river cruise to Germany

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