Everyone wants to travel.
The problem is that traveling is not cheap, especially when you go with your family!
So where to go cheap with a small budget even during the high season?
Fortunately, there are great destinations that are inexpensive but really exotic and incredible to visit.
Discover 16 travel destinations for those who want to live great experiences without breaking the bank . Watch:
Of course, you can splurge in Sicily or the Greek islands and pay full price. But Albania has equally fantastic beaches, incredible coastline and all for a fraction of the price of its European sisters. Accommodation is much cheaper, starting at around ten euros per room. And don't worry about your safety, Albania is a safe country even with your family.
Morocco is one of the most affordable African countries. In off-season, a round trip Paris / Marrakech costs a hundred euros. A typical Moroccan meal can cost you between €4 and €15 for two people, which includes appetizers, a main course and mint tea.
If you are going to Lisbon, go in mid spring or early fall as flight deals are cheaper. A bottle of wine and a dish can be found for around €5 each.
Compared to the rest of Europe, Spain remains cheap. Especially if you go in September, October, April or May. In Madrid you will find cheap tapas and wine in small restaurants for only around 10-15€ each.
Traveling to Greece has never been so cheap! And especially Crete! Yes, the crisis is over... You can eat ultra-fresh seafood and enjoy superb beaches like Balos without breaking the bank.
Varna is a completely underrated gem on the Black Sea coast. It is one of the most affordable coastal towns in Eastern Europe. You can also explore the Varna wine region and Villa Melnik winery for a full winery tour with wine, bread and cheese tastings for around €8. You can hike through the sandstone pyramids of Bulgaria.
This getaway to this Spanish island will delight you. Cheap accommodation, cultural visits, breathtaking beaches, and all this for a mini budget.
If you want incredible landscapes for your hikes, tranquility and cultural visits, Hungary is a good destination. Especially in the Lake Balatòn region. You can even practice water sports for an unbeatable price.
Perfect for lovers of Italy and Mediterranean islands. Incredible beaches, beautiful hikes and authentic lodgings for small budgets. To top it off, super welcoming people who are never short of good deals.
Izmir, its coast, its climate and its beaches... perfect for spending a pleasant holiday. You will also love the local gastronomy and the accommodation prices on site. To get around the region, just take a bus for around €3.
Serbia is perhaps not the first destination that comes to mind, and yet! Accommodation in huge historic apartments for less than €30 a night, an incomparable gastronomic menu for less than €15 as a couple and above all a magnificent and culturally rich city. You won't be disappointed, especially if the locals take care of giving you good tips!
Krakow is really a cheap city, both in terms of accommodation and food. Plan a budget of around thirty euros as a couple to eat each day. Once your stomach is well filled with local specialties, you can visit this charming town with one of the most beautiful squares in Europe.
The city center is classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site:in terms of visits, there is plenty to do! For the budget, you will not be disappointed:food and accommodation are really cheap. Go ahead and let me know!
Palm trees and white sand beaches:all the ingredients are there for a relaxing and exotic trip. Just look for the best prices for the plane.
For adventure seekers, history buffs and diving pros, Egypt is the best playground. The Red Sea city of Hurghada is the perfect location as it is not not excessive. For 60 € per person you will find a flight. As for accommodation and meals, don't worry, they are good and cheap.
It's really time to visit the alleys and the market of Sarajevo, before mass tourism takes over this city. You will appreciate a clever mix of Slavic, Turkish and Austro-Hungarian architecture, which is also found in the gastronomy. You will find very comfortable small hotels with a slightly outdated charm for less than 40 € per night. The best is still to go homestay through Airbnb. You will find ultra modern accommodation there for around €30.
