Cheapest country you've ever visited?

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Eastern Europe countries are generally cheaper than West ones; but things are changing since they became members of EU. Food and drinks will be still cheaper in Bulgaria, Poland or Slovakia but hotels may not. I have noticed that hotels in Berlin are half price of similar ones in Warsaw :(

I agree with those who say Greece -Spain - Italy (south) used to be cheap before they started using Euro.
Note that Bulgaria is not using Euro as a currency.

noodlesjen

I went to Turkey and it was ridiculously cheap for food and drink, however in regards to clothes and electricals America is so much cheaper then Britain

j.pee69

Well it can't be the UK can it??

Andrew C

before the wretched euro, it was greece

Babyemz

Turkey for me

shaun s

Try Asia, so much cheaper and good deals around.

entidtil

Spain in 1961

bilious bill

Some of the most expensive were Denmark and Sweden. In Sweden I thought I had a bargain when I found a bar selling Guinness at Â£4 a pint - and this was 8 years ago. The cheapest was probably Bulgaria with beer at about Â£1 a pint. I had half board accommodation so I didn't eat out much. I think meals were a couple of quid or so.

karzendee

Hi It has to be Goa, real cheap beer about 40p cigs 30p & an all day private taxi about Â£10 to go wherever you want, so live like a king for next to nothing food real cheap to and all nationalities abailiable not just the fantastic Indian food, yes its a little more expensive to get there but hey its nothing compared to what you save in spending money once your there

Orla C

Hungary, Christmas 2005. Might have changed since then though.

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in europe-turkey but if u ask me in asia-bangkok,malaysia,indonesia.oh..ther... alot more

tartu2222

A few years ago, Estonia was very inexpensive; hotels were cheap, and food was as well.

bondservant70x7

In all of my travels, I have found Mexico to be the cheapest. Of course, I have only been to Tijuana. And, that was in the early 80's.

creoquemierdero

Have you ever even BEEN in Europe? there is no such place in Europe as a "cheapest country".

jimi

Bulgaria, for me, before they joined the EU. Night out, meal (steak,chips and salad.) Beer and taxis, for me the wife and two kids, came to a grand total of......Â£20.00. Marvelous, Although I think I am right in that the prices have gone up considerably since they have adopted the Euro.

JohnnyOneLung

I found Latvia to be very cheap.
Â£1 maximum for beer, cigarettes 75pence and good food for not a lot of money at all.
Have also heard that Bulgaria used to be dirt cheap but Ive not been there.

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