A new Ryanair flash promo allows you to save 20 euros on round-trip flights and plan a quick getaway to welcome autumn. You can book by August 19, 2026 to travel from September 1 to October 31, 2026.
Among the opportunities, there are several particularly attractive combinations, perfect for those who want to treat themselves to a few off-season days without overspending. We have selected three travel ideas from Naples, Pescara and Milan.
From Naples to Mykonos
Mykonos is one of the most famous islands in the Cyclades, but away from the summer crowds it reveals a decidedly more authentic side. In September the weather remains pleasant and the beaches are quieter, while the alleys of Chora can be explored and photographed at a more relaxed pace.
Beyond the classic views of the windmills, it’s worth discovering less-known corners. The Alef-kandra neighborhood, with its white houses that end directly in the water, offers evocative scenes at sunset. This area, welcoming and picturesque, has also earned the nickname “Little Venice.”
A stroll inland is also fascinating, among small white chapels, dry-stone walls and rugged, typically Cycladic landscapes; it is the perfect place to breathe the island’s authentic spirit. For those who want to enjoy the sea a little longer, September is also an excellent time to alternate beach days with cultural visits, without the intense heat of the peak season.
The Naples–Mykonos leg on September 27 is available from 18 euros.
From Pescara to Valencia
Valencia is an ideal destination for those seeking a mix of sea, architecture, good food and lively neighborhoods, but here too stepping away from the most-traveled routes reveals a surprising city.
Among the must-see spots is the Barrio del Carmen, in the heart of the historic center, where ancient walls and historic palaces mingle with bars and studios. For a more unusual experience, you can head to the Albufera Natural Park, a lagoon just outside the city surrounded by rice fields, where you can admire landscapes very different from those in the urban center and take a sunset boat ride.
Valencia also offers the chance to sample the famous paella in its homeland and to stroll along the Turia Garden, a vast green space born from the river’s old bed.
The Pescara–Valencia route on September 27 starts from 17 euros.
From Milan to Edinburgh
Autumn in Edinburgh has a special charm, with cobbled streets, stone buildings and almost fairy-tale atmospheres. Beyond the famous castle, the Scottish capital hides lesser-known corners that deserve a stroll.
For an unusual view of the city you can climb Calton Hill, less demanding than Arthur’s Seat and perfect for admiring the skyline. Also worth exploring is Stockbridge, a neighborhood with a residential vibe, independent shops, cafés and small venues. A pleasant way to discover the everyday face of the Scottish capital. It’s also worth visiting Dean Village, known as Water of Leith Village, an old millers’ village where you feel as if you’ve stepped into a place suspended in time.
The Milano Malpensa–Edinburgh flight on September 4 is available from 18 euros.
