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]]>One of the easiest ways to save money while traveling is to purchase ingredients from a local grocery store and make your own breakfast. Foods such as instant oatmeal, cereal, or fruit and peanut butter are typically quite affordable and are easy to prepare when you don’t have access to a kitchen. Many hotels and hostels also offer complimentary tea and coffee.
Fancy restaurants in high-traffic areas will often mark up their prices knowing that tourists are willing to pay for the convenience. When dining out on a budget, try to avoid tourist traps by doing some research about local markets or street food vendors, where you’re likely to find more affordable options. If you know anyone living in your destination, ask if there are any spots they recommend.
When we travel, we tend to get hungry quite frequently—Walking around and exploring a new place can be physically taxing, and it’s important to eat enough to keep our energy levels up. If you can relate, it can be helpful to include a few pre-packaged snacks in your suitcase should you need them. Think healthy, nutrient-dense options like granola bars or mixed nuts.
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]]>While staying right on the beach may sound enticing, opting for accommodations even a block or two away can save you a significant amount of money per night. Hotels and vacation rentals located slightly inland often offer lower rates while still providing easy access to the beach. You’ll also have the added benefit of a quieter space to return to at the end of the day.
If you have flexibility in your travel dates, consider waiting until the end of the summer to take your vacation. As the peak tourist season winds down, many travel destinations start offering discounted rates on accommodations, flights, and attractions. By planning your trip in late August or early September, you can take advantage of these deals and enjoy a more relaxed atmosphere with smaller crowds.
Instead of splurging on expensive tourist attractions, look for free or low-cost options such as hiking trails, public parks, or local festivals. For paid activities like private beaches or amusement parks, check if group deals or weekly passes are available at a discount. We also suggest trying small, local eateries or street food over high-end restaurants. These tend to be more affordable and will also give you a taste of the local culture.
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]]>If you’re trying to save money and also have a crazy adventure, we’d highly suggest focusing on hikes while you’re at your destination. If you’ve never really been into hikes, this may be a good time to try it out again. Most hikes are free to climb, and the best part is that you get to experience some of the most beautiful views the city has to offer.
As an extra added bonus, hikes enable you to stay healthy and in shape while traveling. You’re going to be tasting all of this authentic cuisine anyway, so you might as well get a workout in there, right? This all goes without saying that you’re on vacation, and thus this should be the time for you to disconnect from technology and enjoy nature as it is. Once again, a good old fashioned hike satisfies that criteria as well. So what are you waiting for?
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]]>Unless you are bound to school during the summer holidays, try to visit outside the peak season (July-August). While the weather may be the best at this time of the year, you will need help to escape the crowds. Going in the colder months (January-March) may have slightly colder weather, but the scene is still as beautiful.
While there are plenty of resorts and bars to check out, we also recommend carving out some time to visit the ancient ruins. There is plenty of attractions to check out, to better understand the Greek Islands’ history and culture.
Many tourists who visit Greece tend to stick to one island. Island hopping was the biggest thing in the 70s and 80s, so why not bring the craze back? You can explore more than one island in a week, with easy access to ferries that will get you where you need to be without hassle.
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]]>When it comes to accommodation, hostels are the number one choice as far as being on a budget. They’re dirt cheap and much, much cheaper than hotels. Not only that, but super fun and great for meeting new people.
Instead of eating out at restaurants every night, go to the supermarket and buy some local groceries. Believe us when we say that this will save you an incredible amount of money.
As obvious as this sounds, don’t travel to places that are known for being expensive. European countries tend to fall on this list, while Southeast Asian countries are generally much cheaper. The good news is you’ll still get the adventure of a lifetime in the latter countries, so go there instead!
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]]>The post Are Expensive Tourist Attractions Worth the Investment? appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Many popular tourist attractions won’t be as impressive in real life as you expect. To avoid disappointment, make sure to gather all the information you need before paying the entrance fee. Reading reviews will help you set realistic expectations and help you decide if certain attractions are worth the visit or not.
If you’ve been dreaming of seeing certain attractions for years, they’re definitely worth splurging on. They’re usually the main reason why you embarked on your journey, so feel free to put some extra money to see them and save on other things that aren’t as important.
Not all pricy tourist attractions are 100% unique, and it’s possible to find cheaper alternatives to some of them. Try to discover similar places that you can visit without spending a fortune and consider checking them out instead if they seem almost just as good.
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]]>The post 3 Ways to Save Money on Food While Traveling appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>One of the easiest ways to save money while traveling is to purchase ingredients from a local grocery store and make your own breakfast. Foods such as instant oatmeal, cereal, or fruit and peanut butter are typically quite affordable and are easy to prepare when you don’t have access to a kitchen. Many hotels and hostels also offer complimentary tea and coffee.
Fancy restaurants in high-traffic areas will often mark up their prices knowing that tourists are willing to pay for the convenience. When dining out on a budget, try to avoid tourist traps by doing some research about local markets or street food vendors, where you’re likely to find more affordable options. If you know anyone living in your destination, ask if there are any spots they recommend.
When we travel, we tend to get hungry quite frequently—Walking around and exploring a new place can be physically taxing, and it’s important to eat enough to keep our energy levels up. If you can relate, it can be helpful to include a few pre-packaged snacks in your suitcase should you need them. Think healthy, nutrient-dense options like granola bars or mixed nuts.
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]]>The post 3 Ways to Save Money on Summer Travel appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>While staying right on the beach may sound enticing, opting for accommodations even a block or two away can save you a significant amount of money per night. Hotels and vacation rentals located slightly inland often offer lower rates while still providing easy access to the beach. You’ll also have the added benefit of a quieter space to return to at the end of the day.
If you have flexibility in your travel dates, consider waiting until the end of the summer to take your vacation. As the peak tourist season winds down, many travel destinations start offering discounted rates on accommodations, flights, and attractions. By planning your trip in late August or early September, you can take advantage of these deals and enjoy a more relaxed atmosphere with smaller crowds.
Instead of splurging on expensive tourist attractions, look for free or low-cost options such as hiking trails, public parks, or local festivals. For paid activities like private beaches or amusement parks, check if group deals or weekly passes are available at a discount. We also suggest trying small, local eateries or street food over high-end restaurants. These tend to be more affordable and will also give you a taste of the local culture.
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]]>The post The Cheapest Way To Have a Real Adventure While Traveling appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>If you’re trying to save money and also have a crazy adventure, we’d highly suggest focusing on hikes while you’re at your destination. If you’ve never really been into hikes, this may be a good time to try it out again. Most hikes are free to climb, and the best part is that you get to experience some of the most beautiful views the city has to offer.
As an extra added bonus, hikes enable you to stay healthy and in shape while traveling. You’re going to be tasting all of this authentic cuisine anyway, so you might as well get a workout in there, right? This all goes without saying that you’re on vacation, and thus this should be the time for you to disconnect from technology and enjoy nature as it is. Once again, a good old fashioned hike satisfies that criteria as well. So what are you waiting for?
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]]>The post Tips to Remember When Traveling the Greek Islands appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Unless you are bound to school during the summer holidays, try to visit outside the peak season (July-August). While the weather may be the best at this time of the year, you will need help to escape the crowds. Going in the colder months (January-March) may have slightly colder weather, but the scene is still as beautiful.
While there are plenty of resorts and bars to check out, we also recommend carving out some time to visit the ancient ruins. There is plenty of attractions to check out, to better understand the Greek Islands’ history and culture.
Many tourists who visit Greece tend to stick to one island. Island hopping was the biggest thing in the 70s and 80s, so why not bring the craze back? You can explore more than one island in a week, with easy access to ferries that will get you where you need to be without hassle.
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]]>The post 3 Tips for Traveling on a Budget appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>When it comes to accommodation, hostels are the number one choice as far as being on a budget. They’re dirt cheap and much, much cheaper than hotels. Not only that, but super fun and great for meeting new people.
Instead of eating out at restaurants every night, go to the supermarket and buy some local groceries. Believe us when we say that this will save you an incredible amount of money.
As obvious as this sounds, don’t travel to places that are known for being expensive. European countries tend to fall on this list, while Southeast Asian countries are generally much cheaper. The good news is you’ll still get the adventure of a lifetime in the latter countries, so go there instead!
The post 3 Tips for Traveling on a Budget appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post Are Expensive Tourist Attractions Worth the Investment? appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Many popular tourist attractions won’t be as impressive in real life as you expect. To avoid disappointment, make sure to gather all the information you need before paying the entrance fee. Reading reviews will help you set realistic expectations and help you decide if certain attractions are worth the visit or not.
If you’ve been dreaming of seeing certain attractions for years, they’re definitely worth splurging on. They’re usually the main reason why you embarked on your journey, so feel free to put some extra money to see them and save on other things that aren’t as important.
Not all pricy tourist attractions are 100% unique, and it’s possible to find cheaper alternatives to some of them. Try to discover similar places that you can visit without spending a fortune and consider checking them out instead if they seem almost just as good.
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