Welcome to the Travel Archives of Connected Horizons! Read our guides on how to Budget Your Trip around the world! Find costs about accomodation, transport, food, activities and even our final budget for each country!
In terms of money, Bolivia can be considered like a heaven for those travelling on a shoestring budget. Second only to Nicaragua (hard to beat), the country is the second cheapest country among everywhere we’ve been in Latin America. If you plan stretching your budget as much as you can this is, without a doubt,…
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Peru is usually seen as one of the best destinations – in Latin America second only to Bolivia -for travellers wandering around on a tight budget. After our “costly” experience in Ecuador, we were excited to be in a country where we could easily stay under our daily budget of 35€/day but amazingly enough, that…
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Trying to live off a tight budget in Ecuador might not be an easy task for the casual backpacker but with a bit of research and careful spending, travelling around the country can be cheap. Even though Ecuador is mostly known for the Galapagos Islands (budget at least 100€+/day per person there) and have embraced…
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Nicaragua is without doubt THE most budget-friendly country in the Central America. Think about a budget you considered low until now and cut that by half: this is what we mean! Food is cheap, accomodation is ultra-cheap and transport might not be the most comfortable but guess what… yep, cheap was well. Imagine that there…
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Guatemala is a country that among others in Central America is very budget-friendly to travellers, especially backpackers. Finding cheap accomodation, food and transport can be easily accomplished as long as you stick to locals places instead of touristy areas often named “international” zones. Here follows a collection of our budget experience during our one-month roadtrip…
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Belize is definitely not a budget-friendly destination for those deciding to visit the country for a little or long while. The absence of hostels in most cities/towns and the high transport price will make your budget levitate but as usual cooking most of your food will save you a good penny. Here follows a collection…
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India is definitely one of the most budget-friendly countries in the world. Independently of what you’re willing to spend, you can be sure that there’s gonna be the right option for you. Living with less than 10$/day, this including transport, food & some occasional tours, is possible. Here follows a collection of our budget experience…
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