Anyone who has just returned from vacation may already be dreaming of the next swimwear-and-flip-flops getaway. Alongside those booking autumn foliage destinations and Christmas markets, there are also dreamers of the next summer with easyJet; planning it is easy: the airline has opened the bookings through September 26, 2027. Here are the recommended destinations.
From Milan Linate to Split
To trade the city for the blue of the Adriatic, a flight from Milan Linate can be enough. Among the fares available to Split, there are options for under 37 euros per leg: a solid starting point to plan a few days in Croatia without leaving it to the last minute.
Many people consider Split a gateway to the Dalmatian islands, and that’s true, but its historic center with the palace of Diocletian also deserves attention. For those who want a dip without going very far, perhaps for a weekend, there’s the sandy Bačvice beach. Alternatives? The crystal-clear beaches that lie at the foot of Marjan, such as Kašuni.
From Naples to Corfu
From Naples to Corfu for less than 28 euros? Absolutely achievable for those already booking their summer 2027 holidays with easyJet. The promotion has a limited number of seats and could change due to sell-outs or higher demand.
Corfu offers that blend that captivates almost everyone: sea, villages, olive-tree-lined roads, and a city full of character. The historic center of Corfu Town, UNESCO-listed, still bears the marks of the different dominations that have crossed the island. Strolls with no fixed plan among light-colored buildings, arcades, squares, and sea-facing fortresses—this is the best way to discover it. Don’t miss the inlets of Paleokastritsa; these coves are a dream.
From Palermo to Mallorca
Fly out of Palermo and, with less than 43 euros per leg, you can find yourself in Mallorca. An unmissable opportunity to enjoy one of the Balearic gems at a price competitive for the summer season. A day should be devoted to the city of Palma and its historic center, where you can pause to enjoy shaded plazas, boutiques, and courtyards. If you have the chance, climb to a rooftop to savor the view from above; there are restaurants and venues that offer this service.
And for swimming? There’s really a choice among beaches near the city and more secluded bays and coves. The coast is a dream, and the beaches around Palma de Mallorca are all well connected, even if moving by car or scooter is decidedly more practical. For those who want to see another side of the island, we suggest heading to the Serra de Tramuntana, where mountains and stone villages offer unique sea views. You can stop in Valldemossa, reach Sóller, or simply pick a road and see where it leads.
And if you’re curious to see another Mallorca, drive toward the Serra de Tramuntana again. Here the landscape changes: mountains, winding viewpoints, stone villages, and glimpses of the sea. You can pause in Valldemossa, reach Sóller, or just choose a road and see where it takes you.
