See Top 10 Cheapest Countries To Live And Visit In 2021 Amidst Covid-19—-Are you longing to finally pack your backpack again and make your way to the airport? Can’t you wait until the next time you feel the warm sand of a deserted beach somewhere in Australia or Costa Rica under your feet, or do you feel with your surfboard that has been unused in the basement for months?.
There are many reasons why you should plan your next adventure, but often your travel budget spoils your dreams! If you thought there was no further adventure this year, I have just the right contribution for you! I am going to reveal cheap travel destinations that are full of adventure and can be implemented on a small budget! You can find out where a low budget trip is worth and what awaits you there in the coming lines! So, what do you say? Let’s start!
10: Greece
On the famous Greek islands, you can spend the night well and cheaply and can also get a variety of delicious foods at cheap prices. When it comes to cheap holiday destinations, Greece is probably the most underrated country. So for the next vacation, be sure to put Greece on the list: historic sites, deep blue sea, and delicious wine, what more could you want?
9: Argentina
Argentina Cheapest Countries To Live And Visit
Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina, has often been called one of the most exciting cities in the world for its vibrant nightlife. The metropolis is located in one of the cheapest vacation countries in Latin America. If you stay away from the wild party nights, you can experience the colorful and extravagant lifestyle of the capital of Argentina for less than € 40 a day. But who wants to be in the city and urban areas when you can discover such natural wonders as the Iguazu Falls in Argentina?
8: Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka tourism 2020
“The finest sandy beach, cloud-covered mountains, waterfalls, tea plantations, and palm trees that blow in the wind – Sri Lanka is like a paradise!” This is what many travel guides say. But you can also simply look forward to hearty fish curry, trekking in the jungle or hotels on the beach. And all for low prices: less than 25 € a day are enough in Sri Lanka and you get a true dream destination with lush landscapes and beautiful beaches.
7: Bulgaria
Bulgaria Cheapest Countries To Live And Visit
The resorts on the Black Sea have been increasingly filled by tourists from all over the world in recent years. Probably because summer and sunshine are just as beautiful in Bulgaria as in Spain or Italy – just cheaper. If you prefer to go on a city trip instead of a beach holiday, the capital, Sofia, offers hearty meals, a friendly atmosphere, and many beautiful sights, this also applies to the southern cities of Burgas and Varna. Bulgaria offers something for every type of vacation and is simply beautiful to look at!
6: Honduras
Honduras Cheapest Countries To Live And Visit
There is Belize, there is Costa Rica and there is Guatemala. Real bargain hunters come to Honduras, the cheapest holiday destination in Central America. The country is not very popular with tourists because it is considered to be not entirely harmless. But if you want to find out about the current political situation in advance and stay away from certain areas, you can go to a cheap Caribbean paradise. The country offers white sandy beaches with palm trees, deep blue sea, and super cheap delicious food.
5: Hungary
Hungary Things To Do in Budapest
Budapest, the historic Hungarian capital on the Danube, should be on the route of every European tour. While it is no longer as cheap as it was when low-cost airlines did not land there, the prices are definitely affordable. The best thing is to spoil yourself with a delicious piece of cake, drink a schnapps as a nightcap and then sweat a lot in the relaxing thermal baths and all this at a great price – in Budapest, you can definitely beat a bargain or two.
4: Bolivia
Bolivia Cheapest Countries To Live And Visit
It continues with one of the cheapest vacation countries in South America. In Bolivia, you can take pictures as unique as the one pictured above in the Salar de Uyuni, the largest salt pan in the world. But also in the heart of the city of La Paz, you can find very photogenic areas, such as the old town Calle Jaén. Here you can admire the best-preserved colonial alley in Bolivia. As if that weren’t enough, South America is hard to find cheaper food prices than Bolivia. For example, a bottle of Paceña beer in the restaurant costs less than two euros, as does a bowl of Chairo (potato soup). Soup and beer – that’s all you need.
3: India
India Cheapest Countries to Visit
In India, you can quickly spend a lot of money if you want, especially if you are out for a shopping trip or want to stay in a luxurious international hotel. You can quickly pay as much in Delhi as in Dubai. Away from the tourist and luxury areas, the cost of living is low, even if you like to take a taxi. For about 15-20 euros you can spend the day in India, which also makes it one of the cheapest holiday countries.
2: Vietnam
Vietnam Cheapest Countries To Live And Visit
Despite the increasing popularity, Vietnam is still one of the cheapest holiday countries in the world. Many of the cities and especially the rural areas are very beautiful to look at: The vibrant capital of Hanoi is just as exciting, if perhaps a little less relaxing, than the country’s colorful rice fields. With around 15-20 euros * a day you can make ends meet and everything is already included. If you want to treat yourself to a little more luxury, there are no limits.
1: Cambodia
Beautiful Cambodia woman
Cambodia is the first in my list of the cheapest holiday destinations. A night in a hotel costs only about ten euros, a fantastic meal even less. Cambodia is so cheap that you feel guilty about paying so little. In the past, only a few travelers set foot in the country, but now Cambodia is mainly on the route for backpackers and should also be on yours. The country’s biggest attraction is the Angkor Wat, one of the most famous and fascinating temple complexes in the world. Spiritual, extraordinary, and cheap – definitely worth the trip.
Many people believe that you have either won the lottery or some other secret source of income because of all your trips. What most people don’t know is that traveling doesn’t have to be expensive! In my opinion, traveling is in many cases not a luxury, but a necessity! Of course, it depends on your requirements and if you prefer to stay in a four or five-star hotel rather than in a simple hostel bed on the way, this will definitely make itself felt in the price. However, as soon as you lower your requirements a bit and are flexible with things like the travel period and departure airport, with a little luck you have the opportunity to get a lot of adventure for very little money!
