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Hello guys, summer is around the corner and nothing is better
than a lovely trip to the Beach.
Am I right?
Well, what if you lived on the beach?
You will have to step out of your house and voila you are
there. But the problem with Beach towns is that they are
often expensive like Jumeriah Beach in Dubai, and places
in Malibu.
But since I live the past 30 years in Beach towns currently
in Cancun, I got the perfect video for you.
We are going to talk about the top then cheapest Beach towns
in the world.
So you enjoy the Beach life vibe and don't strain your pocket
at the same time.
So Let's begin.
Number one, Las Terrenas, Dominican Republic.
I lived for 11 years here in the Dominican Republican.
Las Terrenas was always my favorite town to go to for the
weekends and enjoy their beautiful beaches and mountains
and vibrant nights.
You can find some of the greatest, most affordable ocean
front homes in the Caribbean, but the real deal is the expat
community in Las Terrenas.
A couple of decades back, Europeans came from vacations and
stuff, but they fell in love with the area and decided to
stay. It is a beautiful place and once you go, it's quite
difficult to want to leave.
Once you are an established resident, it's very easy to own
a business or work remotely from here.
You will always have an adventure here at Las Terrenas.
At Las Terrenas, it is home to a variety of attractions and
things to do.
The nature is just amazing.
Here a true tropical Paradise.
The cost of living here is around 1400 dollars.
It's probably half or even a quarter of the cost of your
current expenses.
I highly recommend this cozy Beach town.
Two.
Cartagena Colombia ever wanted to go on Caribbean vacations,
but it was a little too expensive.
Well, we have got the alternative for you guys.
Cartagena has almost everything the Caribbean has and it's
way cheaper.
You like partying, boring history or outdoor activities that
cartagena will deliver.
The Center of the city is a historical Museum of Spanish
colonial architecture.
The nightlife is lit and a night out will cost you around
100 dollars.
Don't worry about partying a little too hard because cartagena
has a surprisingly good hospital and you can get comprehensive
health insurance for under 50 dollars a month.
It's a fantastic place to be, guys, and it will cost you
around 1800 dollars a month.
So it isn't going to be expensive.
Honestly, it's a great place to call home as the town will
provide all amenities that one would need.
Number three Hoi An Vietnam, Vietnam usually doesn't appear on
top travel destinations as most of the big cities like Hanoi
and Hochi Min are visited by expats.
But both the cities lack nice beaches.
But the town of Hoi An is an entirely different story.
It is surrounded by one side by the mountains, and on the
other side it has beautiful beaches.
The city a UNESCO Heritage Site, and you can get a house
or apartment for around 300 dollars a month.
You might have to fork up 200 dollars more for a nicer home,
but it has all the amenities you might need to move around
and fully experience the feel of your new home.
You could rent a motorbike, which is about 60 dollars.
The total monthly cost of living can range between 550 to
1100 dollars.
Now the problem with Hoi An is that the place is ancient and
the infrastructure has started to give out.
Often the streets get flooded and with the high temperatures,
moving around becomes difficult.
There is a problem with clean water a There is more type
of disease carrying bugs than you could count, but on the
plus side, you get to live like a King on a Pauper's budget.
So when you decide to make the shift, do weigh the cons against
the pros.
Number four, Pedasi Panama, you want a huge span of Beach
just for yourself.
Well then head on down to Pedas, Panama.
You just have to fly into Panama City, rent a car, and drive
four hours to the tip of the Azuero Peninsula on the Pacific
Coast. Pedasi has some of the most beautiful rock formations.
And with only 1500 people living in the area, you won't
even have to worry about Privacy or overcrowding.
On the beaches, you can rent Beach houses that are around
500 dollars per month.
There is even a community of 250 expats living there, and
even the locals are quite welcoming.
You will find everything you might need for a day to day
living and the place is very safe.
Anything you don't find here can be found in Los Tablas,
a 45 minute drive away.
You will love the place.
It's quiet, it's beautiful and it's cheap.
For around 1300 dollars, you live comfortably here.
What else could you want in a new home?
Number five, Split, Croatia You may believe that European
Coast lines are much more expensive than the previous entries
on our list, but you can find a good bargain deal.
And Split, the little town is on the Adriatic Sea, and its
beaches are some of the most famous in the world.
People from all over the world come to chill and relax here
every summer.
The rent in the city Center is less than 550 dollars per
month, and despite the international flow of tourists, the
beer is less than three dollars in most of the bars.
If you want to become a permanent resident, you can have
two different lifestyles.
One is in the summer where they are roaring crowds of tourists
everywhere. And then there are the chill winters.
When Split is a quiet, sleepy Beach down.
It also has a great history and the folks here are extremely
friendly. It will cost you around 1400 dollars per month.
Number six, Canggu Bali Bali is considered to be one of
the best surf towns in the South Pacific.
It is built in exciting and frankly unique community, with
artists, designers, yoga instructors, startup gurus and other
foreigners all living in the same place.
This gives the city a youthful but rustic vibe.
The city will feel like more of a Hawaiian surf town that
you may find on the less populated Islands.
There are cafes, restaurants and juice stands all over the
place, and every day there is a party going on somewhere.
Honestly, it is something for everyone, and you should definitely
give this place a chance, and it won't even cost you much.
Rent in Bali goes as low as 200 dollars.
Although things like milk ,wine and other imports are a little
costly, you can easily manage your budget within 500 dollars
to 900 dollars.
There's a couple of issues as well.
For example, public Internet isn't reliable.
One last thing, if you can't stand bugs, you definitely won't
like Bali.
So consider all these things before you make the final move.
Number seven, Algarve Portugal So the number seven on our
list is Algarve.
It's a beautiful town in Portugal with nearly 100 miles of
coastline, cobblestone streets and sunnier than probably
any other city or town in Europe.
Most of the population living here speak English, and the
best thing about this town is that it's dirt cheap.
The rent for a three bedroom apartment is around 950 dollars,
but if you want to settle in the Center, then you could get
a one bedroom apartment for about 650 dollars in the middle
of the city.
Beers are barely worth two dollars, and if you feel like
eating out, you would only be spending approximate ultimately
10 dollars depending on what you eat.
If you miss the big city vibe, you could always visit Lisbon,
which is nearby.
The total estimated cost of living comes to around 1500
dollars. Cheap, right?
Number eight, Diani Beach Kenya Kenya is famously known for
its amazing Safari wildlife, but people often miss out on
the white sand beaches.
A dip in the Indian Ocean will wash away all your weariness
and immediately relax you.
Diane Beach is located just an hour or so drive away from
Mombasa. The Beach.
have everything you could ever need.
Still water due to coral reefs.
Enjoy a pedal board, kite surfing, kayak, deep sea fishing,
Beach, side shacks with local Swahili dishes and a peaceful
nightlife. You can get a place to stay ranging from 200 dollars
to 2,000 dollars.
The higher end is usually when you want to feel fancy and
you get five bedrooms, a gated compound and a pool, but those
are usually reserved for tourists.
The Beach is also near an elephant sanctuary, and you can
even swim with the whale Sharks on a water Safari.
The monthly cost of living comes to around 500 to 1,000 dollars
without rent for employment.
Opportunities.
You can become part of the roaring tourist industry at the
Beach or look for other employment opportunities in Mombasa.
Number nine, Roatan, Honduras Roatan is the largest of Honduras,
is three Bay Island.
It's 40 miles long and is surrounded by the Mesoamerican
Barrier Reef, which is the largest in the Caribbean Sea,
the second largest after Australia's Great Barrier Reef.
It's an amazing place with all kinds of things to do.
You you have great accommodations on the Beach, tempting
Beach bars, and if Snorkeling is your thing, they have some
great spots for that as well.
So as I said, it's quite the place.
Monthly cost of living here is around 1500 to 2000 dollars.
There's also a local grocery store chain that usually import
stuff from Europe and America.
But even if you can't find your choice of groceries, the
local brands are good.
Long term rent leases are usually around 600 dollars a month,
while your own house will cost you around 50,000 to 200,000
dollars, depending on where you buy your property.
Number 10, Penang, Malaysia This is a great place to get
a variety of experiences.
If you choose to live here, you have got beaches on your
doorstep, rainforest, a temple, and an amazing variety of
tasty local cuisines.
Penang is considered the food Island of Southeast Asia, so
if you spend your day on the Beach, you must try the delightful
food in the evening.
Another great advantage of Penang is that English is widely
spoken so you won't be stuck looking for a translator.
The health is okay and cheap, and it has got a great transport
system. Renting a one bedroom apartment will put you back
around 260 dollars while a meal at a normal restaurant is
worth only two dollars and 40 cents.
And the local stores will meet all your daily needs.
Cost of living is around 1,000 dollars.
So what are you guys waiting for?
Become a permanent member of this wonderful city, so that's
all the time we have today.
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