Enjoy fresh air and a Cornish staycation this autumn with Aria Resorts

Make the most of our beautiful English countryside this autumn and get away with up to 25% off at Aria Resorts, the UK's fastest-growing holiday resort company. Whatever the weather, there will be something for everyone at an Aria resort, from coastal walks in Cornwall to red-squirrel spotting on the Isle of Wight. This autumn is about getting out and about, hats and scarves at the ready, with a warm, welcoming holiday home to come back to.

Whether it's a cosy bolt hole for two, a lakeside property, or a hot tub lodge, special offers apply to all resorts across the UK and are ideal for couples planning a minimoon in the region. The greatest savings can be found at Newquay Holiday Resort and Retallack Resort & Spa in Cornwall. Five-star Retallack Resort & Spa is priced from £328 for a three-night stay with the luxurious resort situated just a 15-minute drive from Padstow, and within easy access of the dramatic north coast and its popular surfing beaches. For those wanting to master the art of surfing before tackling the Atlantic, the resort's FlowRider will be open during October - a fun way to pick up the basics.

Close to popular Perranporth beach, Newperran Holiday Resort can be found in a quiet spot surrounded by countryside. Enjoy four-night, midweek stays from only £186 or weekend breaks at vibrant Newquay Bay Resort start from £149.

Hayley Paterson, head of marketing at Aria Resorts, said: "All of our resorts are in great locations for visitors to explore the local area, get outside in the fresh air, and experience the beauty of our fine coast and countryside. With lots of things to do on our doorsteps, our guests are enjoying reconnecting with nature, walking, cycling, watersports and distanced dining."

For more information on rates, availability, or to book a break with Aria Resorts, call the sales team on 03333 555 700, or visit www.ariaresorts.co.uk/special-offers/ for more details on special offers.
*Prices subject to availability and exclude half-term.