The warm season in Petah and Passover is already here, and every year many of us who travel abroad will visit one of the European countries. Although some of us know approximately the standard of living in each country and how much more or less the trip will cost us, the Euronews tourism website checked and found which place in Europe is considered the cheapest vacation destination most.
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To find the cheapest destinations in Europe for 2023, the site checked the costs of eight main items consumed by tourists, including: a cup of coffee, a glass of wine, a third of a beer and a three-course meal.
The city of Marmaris in Turkey has been designated as the cheapest vacation destination in Europe for 2023. For example, you can buy a cup of coffee for only 1.65 euros (6.5 NIS) or a third of a beer for 3.40 euros (13.3 NIS).
The meals there were found to be the cheapest. Sunny Beach, Bulgaria (Photo: Instagram screenshot)
Another destination that is particularly cheap in Europe is the Algarve region in southern Portugal, where the cheapest coffee and wine were found. The average price of a coffee in the district costs about 0.92 euros (3.6 NIS), and a glass of wine costs 2.06 euros (8 NIS) on average.
Also, the Sunny Beach resort in Bulgaria, located near Burgas, is found to be the cheapest for restaurant meals. A large three-course meal (starter, main and dessert) for two diners with a glass of wine for each will cost you only 41 euros (160 NIS) in total.
The most expensive vacation in Europe. Reykjavik, Iceland (Photo: Instagram screenshot)
On the other hand, Reykjavik in Iceland was found to be the most expensive vacation destination for 2023. From the data it was found that the food in the capital of Iceland is one of the most expensive in Europe. For example, a third of beer or a glass of wine will cost you 10.25 euros (40 NIS). If you were wondering how much a visit to a restaurant would cost, consider that a three-course meal for two diners with a glass of wine for each will cost no less than 156 euros (610 NIS! ).