Coolcation instead of a heatwave: refreshing summer spots in the Eurowings flight schedule

Corsica instead of Mallorca, Mostar instead of Barcelona or have you ever heard of coolcation and lagom? With around 150 destinations in Europe and beyond, the Eurowings summer flight schedule 2025 offers plenty of potential for unusual destinations that can all be reached within a few hours by plane. And with attractive last-minute offers, summer is still the best time to travel, even at short notice.

Corsica – the ‘island of beauty’ – now accessible from Hanover and Cologne/Bonn 
Mediterranean charm, impressive coastlines and picturesque towns – Corsica combines nature with French flair. Here, travellers can expect originality and variety: hiking tours through the wild mountains, relaxing beach days in secluded bays or a café au lait under plane trees in the historic old town of Bastia. From now on, Eurowings will be flying directly to the French Mediterranean island from Cologne/Bonn and Hanover on Saturdays. Further direct flights are available from Berlin, Dusseldorf, Nuremberg and Stuttgart; one-way from 89.99 euros in BASIC fare.

Mostar: to the UNESCO World Heritage Site from Dusseldorf and Stuttgart 
The small but beautiful city of Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina is a cultural melting pot with an enchanting old town centre. With its iconic ‘Stari Most’ bridge and impressive location in the middle of high mountains, the city of around 120,000 inhabitants is a destination for real explorers. Eurowings flies to the city from Dusseldorf and Stuttgart up to twice a week; one-way from 39.99 euros in BASIC fare.

Northern Italy: sun, cities and lakes galore
Shopping for the latest winter fashion or perhaps a few summer bargains and then enjoying a Spritz on Lake Como or Lake Maggiore – both are possible if the destination is Milan (from Cologne/Bonn, Dusseldorf, Hamburg, Hanover and Stuttgart in the flight portfolio; one-way from 34.99 euros in BASIC fare). Or would you prefer to follow in the footsteps of Shakespeare's tragedy Romeo and Juliet and then cool off in Lake Garda – no problem when the plane flies to Verona (from Cologne/Bonn and Hamburg; one-way from 49.99 euros in BASIC fare). Northern Italy offers an incredible variety for anyone who doesn't want to choose between a city trip and a lakeside holiday.

Coolcation in Cornwall: fresh air instead of heat build-up
Those who prefer mild summer temperatures with a fresh breeze should consider a coolcation in south-west England. Newquay in Cornwall offers fresh Atlantic air, wide sandy beaches and the famous Rosamunde Pilcher atmosphere. Eurowings has doubled its capacity from Dusseldorf for July and August and flies up to twice a week; one-way from 59.99 euros in BASIC fare.

Lagom in Sweden: Scandinavian relaxation
The Swedish term lagom roughly means ‘not too much, not too little’. The relaxed Scandinavian attitude to life can be ideally experienced in Gothenburg and Stockholm itself. The Swedish capital – consisting of 14 islands – is surrounded by water and at the same time offers the amenities of a modern city (from Berlin, Cologne/Bonn, Dusseldorf, Hamburg, Hanover and Stuttgart; one-way from 39.99 euros in BASIC fare). Here, too, you don't have to choose between a city trip and cooling off in the cool water, because you can do both. Sweden's second largest city – Gothenburg – may be on the mainland, but it is located on the west coast and combines an urban lifestyle with proximity to the beach (from Berlin and Dusseldorf; one-way from 49.99 euros in BASIC fare).