Top 10 Budget Destinations 2021

budget destinations

See the world without breaking the bank.

Welcome to Sunny Travels, and today we’re counting down our picks for the top ten budget destinations in 2021. for this list, we’re looking at a variety of destinations from around the globe that are very affordable, while still offering unique cultural experiences natural wonders, and lots of fun

number 10  Croatia

Croatia has finally started to receive the international attention it so rightfully deserves here’s the thing
though despite it being just across the Adriatic from Italy this utterly unique destination will cost you
a fraction of what you could pay for a comparable holiday elsewhere. Seasoned backpackers can get by on as little as $35 per day but realistically fifty to seventy dollars is a lot more comfortable now because of high prices and hot spots like Dubrovnik the key to stretching your dollar is really exploring the country skip expensive islands like var in favor of less developed ones like these consider less known but nonetheless beautiful towns like Kula the Tuscany of Croatia or Novigrad many of
Croatia’s best features like its stunning beaches are free to enjoy.

number 9 Bulgaria

we definitely recommend southeastern Europe to those looking to stretch their dollar in Bulgaria relatively low tourism number means you’ll never feel overly crowded and the nation is very rich in history and culture there are ample hiking opportunities at human Canyon and in the Balkan Mountains a variety of  museums and historic sites like Baskerville monastery and beautiful beaches and yet hostels start at just ten US dollars, while budget hotel rooms can be as cheap as twenty-five bucks per night, food is also very affordable both to eat out and groceries even a dedicated adventure type trip like downhill skiing is relatively affordable compared to what you might spend for a similar experience elsewhere

number 8 Turkey

some backpackers claim that you can comfortably get by in Turkey for under $25 per day. it sounds like a bit of a stretch but with beds in the hostel dorm room starting at just seven bucks per night. Maybe it’s not so far-fetched with private double rooms that are closer to twenty-four dollars per night. we think you’re probably better budgeting closer to forty to fifty dollars a day for a comfortable stay. It is still peanuts comparing with most destinations and really there are a few countries this affordable with so much to offer despite 2019’s political developments, the landscape is diverse Istanbul boasts some truly awe-inspiring architecture Cappadocia is like something out of a dream and the entire country is replete with incredible archaeological sites.

number 7 Philippines

The Philippines this island nation is technically a part of Southeast Asia. t has a noticeably different vibe compared to its neighbors for its appealing distinctions. however, it thankfully shares the same affordability factor as Laos Cambodia and other Southeast Asian destinations meals often cost not much more than a few bucks unless you’re dining in a tourist trap one dollar beers are commonplace. Domestic flights are cheap made up of some seven thousand six hundred and forty-one islands the Republic of The Philippines is a land of adventure where there’s always something new to discover around every corner climb Mount Apple or mount Pulag explore the beaches of Palawan and Pangasinan or Boris eye island swim with whale sharks go spelunking in underground caves or simply find your own secret island hideaway.

number 6 Costa Rica

Central America as a whole has a lot to offer the budget-minded but Costa Rica, in particular, stands out by offering a whole lot for very little the key is you need to know how to navigate it because of Costa Rica’s abundance of natural beauty there is a lot of luxury experiences on offer that are targetting overstuffed wallets but by skipping the tourist traps you can experience all Costa Rica has to offer for much less but even if you’re the sort of traveller who prefers a hotel room over a hostel and likes to treat themselves on vacation a medium-range budget is still extremely reasonable at only about $60 a day that way you can save your money for getting to and from the major attractions like Arenal Volcano Manuel Antonio National Park and the Monteverde cloud forest reserve.

number 5 Georgia

the Republic of Georgia is a country at the crossroads of Eastern Europe and Asia and has recently caught the eye of travelers from around the world with its unique cultural offerings Georgia eclectic cuisine and incredible local wines there’s evidence of wine production in the area dating back thousands of years in the capital city of to be silly you can easily spend a small fortune but it’s not mandatory this picturesque city of winding cobblestones which for their many inexpensive hidden gems in the form of shops bars restaurants and accommodations a backpacker can live comfortably on as little as $25 per day even taking taxis and eating out.

number 4 Mexico

each region of Mexico has its own cultural peculiarities and culinary specialities with a daily budget as low as $25 per day. however, it’s also a land of incomparable value during your travels you can sample a wide assortment of Mexico’s flavorful dishes usually for less than five to seven dollars for a full dinner from the friendly people to the insanely diverse landscapes which range from picturesque beaches to mountains that has countless historic sites Mexico is a destination that rewards travelers many times over for a truly authentic and affordable taste of Mexico check out some of the pueblos magic oohs towns throughout the country like tip, oats are particularly rich in local culture.

number 3 Argentina

this South American country is one of the most biologically diverse in the world within this nation you can explore the rainforest and gaze upon the famous Iguazu falls visit the lowlands and the world’s tallest active volcano Ojos del Salado or marvel at the glaciers of Patagonia thankfully because traveling to Argentina is so inexpensive you can take your time and really do this incredible destination justice in total we recommend it for a frugal but comfortable experience to budget thirty to fifty dollars per day the biggest expense transportation but considering everything that you’ll get to see taste and explore during your time in Argentina the cost of getting around is well worth it.

number 2 Thailand

most of Southeast Asia with the exception of Singapore is quite affordable as such we just as easily could have chosen to talk about saying Malaysia or Indonesia for the century what sets Thailand apart, however, is that it offers perhaps the most bang for your buck especially if you’re a foodie, the street food here is incredible in terms of quality variety and price sure you can meet Pad Thai for every meal but you also need to try some time pad see you guy Todd and the endless varieties of satay, any of which is likely to cost a few bucks at most with comfortable accommodations for just five to ten dollars a night a budget of twenty to twenty-five dollars a day is easy to maintain sounds good right but then you can also consider the temples like wats rock Khao breathtaking landscapes of that–of rail world-class beaches and national parks and you’ve got some of the best value travel on the planet.

number 1 India

for those on a budget who like to truly immerse themselves in distinct cultures you’re hard to find a more fulfilling or affordable travel experience than India this wildly diverse nation might have the cheapest and best budget food on our entire list especially if you’re happy eating vegetarian an entire mix tally plate is often only about one dollar and fifty cents and accommodations are similarly cheap you can spend under five dollars per night for a room, this is for basic accommodations but it gives you a starting point and considering that most attractions like temples range from free to very inexpensive it’s only about 15 dollars for the Taj Mahal your money goes very far in India 2021 will be the best year to visit.

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