New Ryanair offer to fly to Europe until June at 19.99 euros – SiViaggia

Ryanair has just launched a new flash offer to fly to Europe until the end of June starting from 19.99 euros (but there are also flights at lower fares). The low cost offer expires on April 19th. Among the available destinations there are many seaside resorts, from Sardinia to Sicily, from Puglia to Campania, but also Spain, Greece and Croatia. For those who are looking for travel ideas to visit European capitals or cities less frequented by tourism, there are just as many flights at very low prices to book immediately.

At the seaside (and not only) in Sardinia

Ryanair has put airline tickets on sale starting from 14.99 euros (one way) to Alghero. Nicknamed “the little Barcelona of Sardinia”, it overlooks the splendid Coral Riviera, so called due to the great importance of the red coral which is fished in these waters and worked to make jewels and ornaments since the times of ancient Rome, with the its beautiful beaches and bays. Anyone wishing to take a cultural trip to Alghero will find many ideas. It is one of the few Italian fortified cities to have maintained approximately 70% of its defensive walls, which already makes it one of a kind. To start discovering it, a walk along the ramparts overlooking the port is a must. In the historic centre, a labyrinth of alleys lets passers-by emerge into squares teeming with life. Traces of the city’s Catalan past are imprinted on the yellow walls and ancient houses which make it incredibly picturesque and this also applies to the religious buildings.

Those who, however, just want to enjoy the beautiful sea can do so on 90 kilometers of coastline. It starts from the south, from the Poglina beach, also called La Speranza, up to the stupendous cliff to the north of the Porto Conte Regional Park, passing through the splendid Lido di Alghero, an expanse of white sand that extends as far as Fertilia. Enchanting coves alternate with other famous beaches, such as Bombarde, a destination for families and surfers, with ocher-coloured sand that blends with the shades of the sea, ranging from blue to emerald green. A true paradise.

Bratislava, the destination off course

If the flight is cheap, it is worth discovering some new destinations and Bratislava, the Slovak capital, is the best choice for those with a small budget to spend, but a lot of curiosity. Here, the hotels, even the most beautiful in the historic center, are cheap, eating in the restaurant is very convenient (you spend between 10 and 15 euros, drinks included) and even the entertainment costs are truly affordable. Furthermore, Bratislava can be explored entirely on foot at no cost. Many of the attractions can be admired for free, such as the bronze sculptures that decorate the street corners or the tour of the city walls. The only investment we recommend you make is for the Bratislava Card which can be purchased online and which costs 23 euros for 24 hours or 28 euros for 48 hours and which allows you to take public transport, enter the castle and the museums.

The offer for Greece

We saved it for last because Greece is Greece and it’s always a good time to go. If the season is not yet the ideal one for beach life due to the wind and the water still being too cold, there is a Greece that is perfect for this season and that of the large islands: Crete, Rhodes, Cyprus and Corfu. There are flights starting from 19.99 euros from various Italian airports to reach one of these wonderful destinations in a few hours. The big advantage is that you don’t need ferries, hydrofoils or internal flights to get there.

In addition to the many splendid beaches on these large islands, they are rich in archaeological sites, picturesque villages, interesting museums and taverns that invite you to spend whole days with your legs under the table. But there are also many excursions that can be done on foot or by bicycle, to discover parks, caves, mountains, canyons, thanks to which you can enjoy fantastic views. To name a few: the cave of Zeus in Crete, an important place of worship from the Minoan era. Or, the Valley of the Butterflies, in the hinterland of Rhodes, a protected area of ​​about 60 hectares among streams, waterfalls, lush vegetation, but above all inhabited by millions of multicolored butterflies. Have we convinced you?