A few weeks ago I promised you guys a whole new series of posts dedicated to the subject of traveling in Greece on a budget . Most of you started leaving instagram comments and DMs on how I manage to spend so little while I am on holidays , which are the most affordable places I have ever visited in Greece and of course , tips and tricks for pretty much everything considering prices, hotels, and transportation. I am currently sitting on a striped beach chair right next to the sea with more than 20 people looking at me , curious about the fact that I actually brought my laptop at the beach and I am finally going to answer as many questions as I can in one post.
- I always prefer camping than villas and hotels
- Means of transportation
- Beach bars and coffee places
- Try a water sport you have never tried before
You can rent a boat to explore the island all by yourself (no license needed in most cases), just a demonstration (a.k.a mini seminar) from the person in charge of the rental center. Renting a boat for the day usually costs $50 +the fuel . As long as you are out in sea imagine all the beautiful places you will see, all the isolated parts of the island you will discover and all the fun you will have with your friends while doing so.
You can go scuba diving. In most Greek Islands you can learn how to dive with an instructor that will guide you through the process, safety measures and techniques so you will be able to have the most out of it. Every island is hiding so many beautiful sceneries underwater as it does above it. A two hours dive for beginners coasts around $70 depending on the place .
There are many more choices like Windsurfing, Flyboarding, Stand Up padding, Jet Skiing to check if there are available at the island of you are planning on visiting.
I have many more posts coming your way talking in depth , answering your questions so
I am currently editing our first travel vlog which will definitely going to give you
a few more ideas on how to spend your days during your
holidays in Greece