5 interesting travel tips for a small budget

enigma

486 · 3 min read · 08 Apr 2022 · 99 · 14 · 23

Would you like to see the world but don't always let your budget ?

Then maybe you can find some information that will help you!

1) Opt for a university town in the summer and stay on campus.

- Want to visit a city such as Dublin, London or Edinburgh in Scotland ?

-> Have a stay at a university campus. From June to September, it can be at a budget price.

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Hans

3 years ago

In South Holland is located along the North Sea, between the beach and inland and near the big cities, National Park Hollandse Duinen. A unique area where estates, dunes, bulb fields, peat meadows, villages and cities alternate. It is enormously diverse,... Show moreIn South Holland is located along the North Sea, between the beach and inland and near the big cities, National Park Hollandse Duinen. A unique area where estates, dunes, bulb fields, peat meadows, villages and cities alternate. It is enormously diverse, always different and full of experience. With a little luck, you can see foxes, roe deer and seals. And that in the middle of the busiest populated area in the Netherlands. For example, walk in 12 kilometers along the 10 most beautiful spots on the Delfland coast.
https://www.wandel.nl/routes/dit-zijn-de-mooiste-duinwandelingen-van-nederland/

Dit zijn de mooiste duinwandelingen van Nederland

Uitwaaien en vanaf de duintoppen genieten van prachtige vergezichten. Wandel.nl heeft negen wandelingen door de mooiste duingebieden van Nederland uitgezocht.

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Encaustichris

3 years ago

Now I feel even more like going on vacation.! Indonesia is on my list, so a budget vacation? Good tips! One of me: ask people who have already been there for tips, often they know affordable shelters.

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enigma

3 years ago

@Encaustichris Good tip !
I think you can find something for every budget via Airbnb, from an attic room to a villa. Of course, you shouldn't expect a luxury suite if you only want to pay 30 euros a night.

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Ingrid

3 years ago

Especially because of the bike route tip I'm going to go through it.

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enigma

3 years ago

@Ingrid Tips en meer Those cycling routes are quite recent.

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marijke

3 years ago

good tips again. Indonesia is certainly not expensive but the air trip is hey. you won't get out of that.

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enigma

3 years ago

@marijke You have to follow up airline tickets a bit, via Skyscanner, for example, and always via an incognito window because otherwise they will go up the height every time you log in. That can really make a few hundred euros difference if you book very early, for example.

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De verhalenheks

3 years ago

here are some fun and useful tips

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enigma

3 years ago

@De verhalenheks Nice to hear !

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naf1971naf

3 years ago

some very interesting tips to consider @enigma , 1000 thanks for the information

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enigma

3 years ago

@naf1971naf Good to hear it is useful to you. !

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Mohamed Alward

2 years ago

Best wishes to all of you.

enigma

2 years ago

@Mohamed Alward Thanks

Hans

3 years ago

STAY HOME ANYWAY! In our culture, travel is considered a particularly pleasant and useful activity. But aside from the physical discomfort, travel is just a tendency to a physical or mental flight from reality. But also means escaping responsibilities. We... Show moreSTAY HOME ANYWAY! In our culture, travel is considered a particularly pleasant and useful activity. But aside from the physical discomfort, travel is just a tendency to a physical or mental flight from reality. But also means escaping responsibilities. We are used to exploiting nature, just as we used to be our former colonies such as Suriname and Indonesia . But as colonized peoples revolted, so now the Earth is also beating back. If two weeks on a tropical palm beach are working therapeutically, then obviously something is wrong with your experience of everyday life. The supposedly liberating and expanding abode under the palms is nothing but wish fulfillment. Stay home, you'll be doing the planet a favor with it too!

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enigma

3 years ago

@Hans I respect your opinion, Hans, but I don't spend two weeks on a tropical palm beach as a therapy to escape reality. I just love those areas where tourists can't be found en masse. The spots where, for example, you just hit on foot. The fact that I... Show more @Hans I respect your opinion, Hans, but I don't spend two weeks on a tropical palm beach as a therapy to escape reality. I just love those areas where tourists can't be found en masse. The spots where, for example, you just hit on foot. The fact that I (sometimes) have to take a plane for that is an unpleasant side effect. In return, I do my shopping on foot and go to work by bike. (For my husband, this is 60 km daily.)
Today I spent the day in a nature reserve, with a limited number of access options to protect nature. We went to it on foot and climbed to the top, along the rocks where it was allowed. It was quiet and we were surrounded by nature. That will work therapeutically.

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