Volotea Promo: 3 Best Low-Cost Destinations to Visit in September 2026

September 3, 2026

September is the perfect time to treat yourself to a trip, taking advantage of lingering pleasant temperatures, less crowded cities, and more affordable fares. To make the idea of departing even more appealing, the new Volotea promo offers 200,000 seats starting from 9 euros for customers enrolled in the Megavolotea program, while those not registered pay rates that start a few euros higher.

The offer is valid for bookings made by September 4, 2026 inclusive, for flights until December 31, 2026. And here are the 3 proposals we have selected for you.

From Milan Bergamo to the Asturias

The Asturias make for an intriguing destination if you’re looking for a Spain that goes beyond the typical beach-getaway. This northern region, also known as “Green Spain,” facing the Atlantic Ocean, alternates quaint fishing villages, green mountains, and rugged beaches, delivering landscapes that are especially picturesque in autumn.

The first stop to consider is Oviedo, the capital of the Principality, elegant and compact, with a pleasant historic center to explore on foot and a rich gastronomic tradition. Also worth a visit is Gijón, a seaside city with a vibrant atmosphere, where a stroll along San Lorenzo Beach lets you people-watch the surfers and stop at a sidrería, a typical venue, to sample the famed Asturian cider.

For nature lovers, the Picos de Europa National Park, home to the highest peaks in the Cantabrian Range, offers breathtaking scenery and numerous hiking trails.

The flight from Milan Bergamo to the Asturias on November 14 is available from 19 euros, or from 9 euros with Megavolotea.

From Rome Fiumicino to Bordeaux

Bordeaux in France is the perfect autumn destination for a trip full of architecture, strolls, and local flavors. The historic center, crossed by the Garonne River, preserves elegant 18th-century buildings and monumental squares, yet the city also reveals a contemporary soul.

A particularly pleasant spot is the Marché des Capucins (nicknamed “Ventre de Bordeaux”), a large covered market where you can discover regional products like cheeses and cured meats, and French specialties such as cannelés (traditional pastries) in an atmosphere frequented mainly by locals.

You should also not miss the Cité du Vin, a space dedicated to wine culture with modern, panoramic architecture. For an outdoor break, you can reach the Jardin Public, while at sunset the banks of the Garonne become one of the city’s most evocative viewpoints.

The Rome Fiumicino-Bordeaux flights on October 7 and October 14, 2026 start from 29 euros (for Megavolotea members the price is 25 euros).

From Verona to Aalborg

In northern Denmark, Aalborg is a compact and distinctive city, ideal for travelers who want to discover a lesser-known facet of the country. The town center revolves around pedestrian streets, historic buildings such as the old town hall, and cozy venues, all wrapped in a distinctive Nordic atmosphere.

A notable stop is Jomfru Ane Gade, the famous pedestrian street lined with restaurants and nightlife, while the Kunstmuseet Kunsten (Kunsten Modern Art Museum) impresses with its architecture (designed by Alvar Aalto) and a collection of more than 4,000 works. It’s worthwhile to stroll along the Limfjord, the renovated waterfront that offers splendid views of the fjord shaping the city’s landscape, or to visit the nearby Lindholm Høje, an ancient archaeological site and Viking cemetery.

The VeronaAalborg flight on October 8 is available from 24 euros (for Megavolotea members the price is 20 euros).

Maya Bennett

Maya Bennett

I’m a travel writer passionate about responsible tourism, overlooked destinations and the people who give each place its identity. Through my articles, I explore practical ways to travel more thoughtfully while supporting local communities and protecting the natural world.