Adventure Travel Blog
Marek of Indie Traveller shares his tips for traveling Mexico on a budget. While Mexico can be an inexpensive country overall, your cost of travel depends a lot on how and where you travel!
Five Disney-related activities that have cost zero and can fit many interests of different types of travelers, such as friends, couples, and families when visiting Orlando.
Sydney is Australia financial capital, and it shows with some of the exorbitant prices you’ll see around the place. But that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy it for less than $25 a day!
Abu Dhabi over the years has become quite expensive, but here’s how you can enjoy Abu Dhabi within $25 a day!
Venezuela is a truly awesome country, this is a land of steaming jungles, jagged peaks and gorgeous beaches. Let’s see how you can explore it for … $50 a week!
I’m here to open the gates of a chance for you; new ways for you to explore the world even on a tight budget! Just follow these tips!
Just 2 hours away from the Cuban capital of Havana, the resort town of Varadero is beautiful place in the Caribbean to enjoy a cheap holiday and to explore. As you walk around under the Cuban sun, you can be safe in the knowledge that you’ll also be stretching the dollars a little further.
From all the plenty islands (Cebu, Bohol, Dumaguete) that we traveled in the Philippines, there is one that captured our wild travel hearts the most:
Siquijor (pronounced sicky whore), also known as the Island of Fire. Siquijor is the third smallest province of the Philippines and an island, that has it all.
If you are planning to visit Lisbon for a couple of days, these top 10 budget accommodation options may be worth checking out.
Koh Samui offers enormous amount of activities and hidden gems every visitor of the island should try and see. It’s not only about the beach parties. The more you stay here, the more you can explore.
Ubud without breaking the bank. Here are my tips for spending $25 per day or less in Ubud, Bali.
In 2014, over 15.5 million overnight tourism trips were taken in Scotland, with visitor expenditure totalling a whopping £4.8 billion. But what if you’re on a shoestring budget?