Når vi kommer inn på det nye året, begynner hver reiseelsker å planlegge turene sine. Som vi alle vet, jo rimeligere destinasjon er, jo lenger har du råd til å bli – eller jo bedre kan reiselivsstilen være mens du besøker.
De minst kostbare landene å sjekke ut på denne listen tilbyr både prisgunstighet og verdi for pengene.
I noen land gir $ 45 / natt deg knapt en vandrerhjem soveseng, mens du i andre kan betale for en luksuriøs villa.
I Canggu, Bali, kan du for eksempel få en 2 -roms privat bassengutleie eiendom for $ 50 / natt, mens når du sjekker ut Japan, får de samme $ 50 knapt en dobbeltseng på gulvet i et lite rom.
Sving inn i det nye året! Det er på tide å starte reiseplanlegging
Dette året er sikker på å være fantastisk for reisende, og hvis du allerede planlegger turene dine for året, er dette innlegget til lavprisland å sjekke ut for deg.
Noen av disse destinasjonene er mye mer budsjettvennlige nå enn noen gang, hovedsakelig på grunn av dråper i deres lokale valuta på det globale markedet, eller på grunn av en nylig mangel på turisme.
Vi ville aldri skrevet et innlegg for å glede seg over lave priser på bekostning av økonomisk kamp, men ved å sjekke ut disse stedene uavhengig nå, kan du ikke bare glede deg over bedre priser for deg selv, men også hjelpe de lokale tjenestene og menneskene underveis.
Se også: Beste steder å sjekke ut i januar
Her er de 10 minst dyre landene å reise til i år.
Innholdsfortegnelse
1. Indonesia
2. Mexico (et av de billigste landene å sjekke ut for nordamerikanere)
3. India
4. Colombia
5. Cuba
6. Bulgaria
7. Sør -Afrika
8. Tyrkia
9. Thailand
10. Hellas
11. Bonus! Argentina
Ærlige omtaler
Hvor vil du gå?
Merk: Kontroller alltid gjeldende reisebegrensninger før du bestiller en tur. Dette innlegget er oppdatert for 2022 for å inkludere de nåværende minst dyre landene å besøke, de oppdaterte konverteringsfrekvensene og et par fordeler med lav pris for å sjekke ut at du ikke vil gå glipp av. Gladet reiseplanlegging!
1. Indonesia
Hvite sandstrender, surfing i verdensklasse, den beste dykking i verden og noe av de mest pittoreske jungel- og rispaddy-naturen, Indonesia er uten tvil et av våre høyt elskede land på jorden og det er et lavt sted å reise også.
OPPDATERING: Vi kom nylig tilbake fra en tur til Raja Ampat i Indonesia, og selv om det er det ene stedet i landet som ikke er altfor billig, er det absolutt verdt et besøk.
Denne skjærgården er kjent for å være et av de 3 beste dykkestillingene i verden, og det er noen relativt økonomiske overnattingsalternativer når du vurderer at du får fullt brett og dykking inkludert i mange rompriser. Selv om du har et budsjett, hvis du har tid, ikke gå glipp av Raja Ampat!
For øyeblikket er Indonesia et av de billigste landene å sjekke ut som vi vet om.
USD 1 amerikansk dollar vil gi deg rundt 14.000 Rupiah, som er omtrent 2000 mye mer rupiah enn i 2018. For syv år siden ville du bare få 9.050 rupiahs til dollar.
Som jeg sa i åpningsnivåene i dette innlegget, bruker Indonesia ekstraordinær verdi for overnatting, mat og transport. Her kan du få fantastiske pensjonatrom, vanligvis satt i bassengvillaer, for så lite som $ 20 / natt.
Du kan spise deilige sjømatmåltider og tusenårsklassikere som “knust avo på toast” for rundt $ 3, og du kan leie en motorsykkel her for bare et par dollar per dag (biler er rundt $ 15 / dag).
Det eneste som ikke er av fantastisk verdi er alkohol. Indonesia har plassert en ganske tung skatt på importert sprit, så en flaske med lav kvalitet importert hvitvin vil koste rundt $ 20, mens en drikkbar lokal hvitvin fremdeles er $ 13-$ 15.
Bintang Beer er ingenting å skrive hjem om, men det er budsjettvennlig til rundt $ 1,50-$ 3 på en strandbar eller restaurant og importert øl er rundt det dobbelte av prisen.
Nyter solnedgang og litt mais på kobben fra en gateselger på Bali
Av alle landene vi har reist til og holdt oversikt over budsjettene våre, er Indonesia absolutt blant de tre beste verdiene for pengene, og med en sterkere dollar / svakere rupiah har dette aldri vært sannere enn det er i dag.
Dessverre har Indonesia vært stengt for turisme eller tøff å komme inn i betraktning at 2020. For de som er i stand til å reise hit og er klare til å gjennomgå den nødvendige karantene og målingene på plass, vil du finne enorme rabatter på overnattingssteder og veldig takknemlige tjenesteeiere .
I tillegg vil du ha den fantastiske skjærgården ganske mye for deg selv.
Ikke gå glipp av øyene Raja Ampat, Bali, Sumatra, Sumbawa, Lombok,Gili Islands, Flores, Komodo national Park, Alor…and more!
2. Mexico (et av de billigste landene å sjekke ut for nordamerikanere)
A diverse and delicious cuisine, friendly local people, world-class beaches, all the amenities you could hope for and an intoxicating vibe make Mexico a place that we return to time and time again.
It’s one of our much-loved countries to travel to and one of the few destinations where we could see ourselves living long-term. There are so lots of extraordinary places to check out in Mexico, and things to do that you could spend years here and not see it all.
Mexico is budget-friendly these days thanks to a struggling peso added to an already low cost of living. At the time of writing, the us dollar is at 20.5 pesos — which is incredible.
We’ve been to Mexico many times, but when we travelled here way back in 2014, the dollar was at just 12.8 pesos and even then we thought it was good value for money.
UPDATE 2022: While Mexico can absolutely be a very low-cost country to travel to, you’ll save a lot more money by avoiding the main vacationer spots, such as Puerto Vallarta, Playa del Carmen, Cancun and Tulum.
Tacos are tasty and budget-friendly in Mexico
If you want to really save money while checking out Mexico, avoid coming here during height season (November – March) when accommodation prices can skyrocket (especially in December) and lots of of the best places are booked out.
No matter when you travel here, Mexico will shock you with its terrific value.
Tacos for 30 cents each, a kilo of fresh prawns from the fish market for $3, Coronas with a slice of lime for $1.50 and strong margaritas served to you while your feet are buried in the sand for just $1 each.
You’ll find budget-friendly internal flights with Viva Aerobus and Aeromexico, and low-cost long-distance bus rides.
The stunning streets of Guanajuato. If you really want to save money, try to check out the less-popular destinations in Mexico
On top of the terrific prices for food and booze gotten in restaurants and bars, Mexico has lots of shops that North Americans love, like Sams Club, Costco in the major cities, and Walmart.
Mexico also has its own brand of grocery stores like La Comer, Mega and Soriana. purchasing your own groceries and cooking for yourself is a terrific way to save money (and make a healthy meal) as the food in the grocery stores here is very reasonable.
Mexico may be one of the least expensive countries to visit, but it’s also a popular destination for digital nomads and retirees seeking to spend a longer period of time in the country.
Given current travel restrictions around the world, Mexico is also one of the easiest countries to enter in 2022
See a lot more of Our Mexico articles Here:
21 best things To do in Puerto Vallarta
Backpacking Mexico: top 8 reasons to travel Mexico
Mexico – the best digital Nomad spot for North Americans
21 best things To do in Cabo San Lucas
33 best places to check out in Mexico
15 best beaches in Mexico
3. India
India is one of the most exhilarating travel destinations on earth.
Chaotic and tranquil. excellent and filthy. friendly and furious. complimentary and frustrating. India is the epitome of all the oxymoronic experiences that make travel so amazing.
While India is likely the most exciting and bewildering place to travel to, it’s also probably the cheapest.
Thanks to the Indian Rupee currently trading at nearly 75 rupees to the dollar (which is 5 rupees a lot more per dollar than you would have received in 2021), India is likely the best place to travel if you want to stretch your dollars, euros or pounds.
The last time we were in India, I purchased the least expensive (yet filling) meal I’ve ever had while travelling. 20 cents gotten me a pile of puris (fluffy fried bread) and two different types of curries served to me from a street cart. The meal was delicious and completely filled me up… amazing.
While the cost of that meal was remarkably low, we typically ate all you can eat thali meals for as little as $1.50 and drank fresh lime juice squeezed on the street for 15 cents a glass.
We had complimentary accommodation in ashrams (it doesn’t get much more affordable than that) and when paying for our hotels, we had respectable but basic double rooms for around $5 per night.
The stunning blue city of Jodhpur, India
Depending on what class of train and bus you take, getting around India can be done on a budget, with a train from Mumbai to Kolkata covering 1,968 km and taking over 30 hours costing around $11!
In my opinion, India is one of the best countries to visit, and it’s also one of the least expensive countries as well.
See a lot more of Our India articles Here:
Budget Backpacking guide to India
Guide to transportation in India
Top ideas For preparing for a trip to India
4. Colombia
After backpacking Colombia in late 2016, it swiftly set itself amongst our much-loved countries we’ve ever been to.
Friendly people, exceptionally excellent and lush jungles, sensational Spanish colonial cities and breathtaking beaches, Colombia is a traveller’s dream.
The Colombian peso saw a enormous drop in recent years which regrettably isn’t good for local economies and Colombians seeking to travel, but it does give budget travellers an added incentive to check out this extraordinary country.
Lush and beautiful, this is Colombia
We met a couple in Medellin who made a decision to step to Colombia to retire in 2014. considering that their arrival the peso went from 1,800 to the us dollar, all the way to 4,065, an extraordinary 125% drop, essentially giving their retirement a enormous boost.
Luckily the peso has started to stabilize again slightly and at the time of writing it’s sitting at around 4,065 pesos to the us dollar.
This indicates that everything in Colombia is of terrific value for travellers. Whether you’re checking out with a dollar, pound, euro, yen or yuan, Colombia is a better deal now than it’s ever been.
update 2022: The Colombian peso has gone up 17% this year. This indicates that Colombia is even more affordable than before and makes it an exceptional option for those seeking to check out low-cost countries in 2021 and beyond. Colombia is also one of the countries that has been relatively easy to check out when it pertains to current guidelines and entrance requirements.
Enjoying a meal in Cartagena, Colombia – a beautiful, budget-friendly destination for travellers
We were eating delicious seafood meals on the beach for just a few dollars, stunning Spanish style guest houses only cost around $30 / night and you can take pleasure in scuba diving in the Caribbean here for as little as $24 / dive when getting a 10 dive pakke.
We stayed in some of the best hostels we’ve ever seen in Colombia, with rooftop pools, funky bars and glamorous rooms (one even had a jacuzzi in it).
The cost of excursions and experiences is also exceptional in Colombia.
We highly recommend doing the 4 day Ciudad Perdida trek and a coffee excursion in Salento (the latter is only $2). Colombia is one of the least expensive countries to check out this year, and it uses exceptional value for money.
There are limitless fantastic things to do in Colombia.
See Also: 21 things To do in Cartagena
5. Cuba
If you’re trying to find a low-cost destination to check out in the Caribbean, then Cuba tops the list!
You can travel here on an all-inclusive, but if you choose to travel to Cuba independently, you’ll have a far richer experience and it’ll cost you less. For low-cost countries, Cuba is one of your best bets.
Stunning beaches, a special Caribbean and Spanish vibe, tasty cooking (contrary to belief), friendly people and extraordinary landscapes, Cuba is a diverse country that needs to be on your list.
For Americans, it’s possible to travel to Cuba if you travel under one of the allowed categories. support For The Cuban people is what a lot of people choose to travel under. But, it’s still a confusing process for our American friends.
You’ll need to build an travel plan consisting of activities that meet the criteria for Support For The Cuban people category.
We spent a month backpacking Cuba and it was a highlight of all our travel experiences. meeting the Cuban people, dancing in the streets, lazing on essentially empty beaches, partying in Havana and hiking to tobacco farms were our a lot of memorable moments.