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]]>Ogunquit is a quaint town on Maine’s southern coast renowned for its gorgeous cliffside views and long, sandy beaches. Tourists can take in the scenery with a leisurely walk along the famous Marginal Way, or spend some time sunbathing next to the water. When you’re done, head to the artists’ colony Perkins Cove to check out the local shops and galleries.
Once a modest fishing village, this quintessential New England town is a popular tourist destination thanks to its pristine beaches and historic charm. Its Goose Rocks Beach is the perfect place to spend a day swimming and sunbathing before heading to the downtown area of Dock Square for a seafood dinner and some shopping. We also highly recommend taking a boat tour to see the iconic Cape Porpoise lighthouse.
Located just south of Portland, Old Orchard Beach is a classic New England seaside town that’s great for families and other large groups. With a seven-mile stretch of sandy beach, the town has plenty of space for spreading out by the water, and its Pier and Palace Playland amusement park offer a lively atmosphere that beach-goers of all ages are sure to enjoy.
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]]>Often referred to as “the end of the world,” this little town is located a few hours outside of New York City at the tip of Long Island. Montauk has beautiful beaches that are great for surfing or relaxing on the sand. Stay in a hotel in town and enjoy one of the area’s trendy restaurants.
Key West could also be considered an “end of the world” destination. It’s an island located in the Florida Keys, and it’s the southernmost point in the state. The beaches are beautiful, but what really makes visiting Key West worthwhile are the coral reefs. Diving and snorkeling are popular activities.
Daufuskie is the southernmost inhabited island in South Carolina. What we love about this island is how quiet it is because no cars are allowed.
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]]>Here are some tips to help you cut down on travel expenses.
Coffee is expensive in some places in the world. A cup of coffee can cost between $2 and $8 in some places! If you are staying at an Airbnb, bring coffee from home, and make coffee in the apartment. In most hotels, you can make coffee for yourself in the lobby or at breakfast.
Got hungry in the middle of the day? Avoid tourist traps and try to look for a local restaurant, where the residents of the city eat. The food will be delicious, and usually cheaper than in the tourist attractions.
A trip to the supermarket is always fun. Go to the local store and buy groceries to cook a delicious dinner on your own, or make sandwiches from local bread and spreads. It’s a great way to save money but also to experience the place in an authentic way.
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]]>This small European country is sometimes the epitome of luxury. The prices follow suit as well.
Part of a series of the bustling hub in the Middle East, Qatar is not for those with shallow pockets.
Dubai and Abu Dhabi are true paradises, but the prices will make your head spin.
If you like tropical locations, the Bahamas might be worth the high prices they have there.
They do have big paychecks, but the prices aren’t small either.
The country is the biggest population density has to have high prices to make up for the crowdedness.
It takes a lot of effort and money to transport everything that far away!
This lively and amazing hub is a great way to experience both a fast life and high prices.
Luxurious is the middle name of Switzerland.
But those beaches are priceless.
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]]>The post The Best Maine Beach Towns for Your Next Summer Getaway appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Ogunquit is a quaint town on Maine’s southern coast renowned for its gorgeous cliffside views and long, sandy beaches. Tourists can take in the scenery with a leisurely walk along the famous Marginal Way, or spend some time sunbathing next to the water. When you’re done, head to the artists’ colony Perkins Cove to check out the local shops and galleries.
Once a modest fishing village, this quintessential New England town is a popular tourist destination thanks to its pristine beaches and historic charm. Its Goose Rocks Beach is the perfect place to spend a day swimming and sunbathing before heading to the downtown area of Dock Square for a seafood dinner and some shopping. We also highly recommend taking a boat tour to see the iconic Cape Porpoise lighthouse.
Located just south of Portland, Old Orchard Beach is a classic New England seaside town that’s great for families and other large groups. With a seven-mile stretch of sandy beach, the town has plenty of space for spreading out by the water, and its Pier and Palace Playland amusement park offer a lively atmosphere that beach-goers of all ages are sure to enjoy.
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]]>The post Best Remote Beach Towns in the U.S. appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Often referred to as “the end of the world,” this little town is located a few hours outside of New York City at the tip of Long Island. Montauk has beautiful beaches that are great for surfing or relaxing on the sand. Stay in a hotel in town and enjoy one of the area’s trendy restaurants.
Key West could also be considered an “end of the world” destination. It’s an island located in the Florida Keys, and it’s the southernmost point in the state. The beaches are beautiful, but what really makes visiting Key West worthwhile are the coral reefs. Diving and snorkeling are popular activities.
Daufuskie is the southernmost inhabited island in South Carolina. What we love about this island is how quiet it is because no cars are allowed.
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]]>The post How To Save Money On Restaurants On A Trip appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Here are some tips to help you cut down on travel expenses.
Coffee is expensive in some places in the world. A cup of coffee can cost between $2 and $8 in some places! If you are staying at an Airbnb, bring coffee from home, and make coffee in the apartment. In most hotels, you can make coffee for yourself in the lobby or at breakfast.
Got hungry in the middle of the day? Avoid tourist traps and try to look for a local restaurant, where the residents of the city eat. The food will be delicious, and usually cheaper than in the tourist attractions.
A trip to the supermarket is always fun. Go to the local store and buy groceries to cook a delicious dinner on your own, or make sandwiches from local bread and spreads. It’s a great way to save money but also to experience the place in an authentic way.
The post How To Save Money On Restaurants On A Trip appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post 10 Most Expensive Places to Live in the World appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>This small European country is sometimes the epitome of luxury. The prices follow suit as well.
Part of a series of the bustling hub in the Middle East, Qatar is not for those with shallow pockets.
Dubai and Abu Dhabi are true paradises, but the prices will make your head spin.
If you like tropical locations, the Bahamas might be worth the high prices they have there.
They do have big paychecks, but the prices aren’t small either.
The country is the biggest population density has to have high prices to make up for the crowdedness.
It takes a lot of effort and money to transport everything that far away!
This lively and amazing hub is a great way to experience both a fast life and high prices.
Luxurious is the middle name of Switzerland.
But those beaches are priceless.
The post 10 Most Expensive Places to Live in the World appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
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