Budget Holidays In Europe
Not so long ago, for those who were used to exotic holidays taking a vacation in Europe seemed like a step down. However, now, some of the trendiest places in the travel world are in Europe.
With this in mind, they remain inexpensive due to the variety of low cost airlines available. Here, we will explore just two low cost destinations in Europe.
Sofia – Bulgaria
Holidays in Bulgaria alongside the majority of ‘trendy’ Eastern European countries are becoming more popular.
Sofia is probably the best though because this is a capital that is cosmopolitan and youthful yet still has some of the finest museums, churches and architecture in Europe.
The city is great for tourists because it is very compact, which means walking is not an issue. This means that regardless of the time you enjoy going out you will never be too far away from the action.
It is an attractive and cultured holiday destination that has kept a lot of its eastern delight. For all of these reasons it is one of the cheapest destinations for a vacation in Europe.
Gran Canaria
As part of the Canary Islands, Gran Canaria is a great place to go all year round because even in the winter, temperatures of 20 °C are not uncommon, and this makes this spot the ideal low cost winter break.
Gran Canaria is perfect for those who love exploring the outdoors. Hiking and mountain biking are two of the main activities in the south because of the great terrain. Others prefer to choose scuba diving or surfing on one of many sandy beaches.
If you enjoy going out at night, then Gran Canaria has a legendary reputation. Even if you are not a party animal this should not put you off because there are still some wonderful restaurants and bars to explore.
There are plenty of inexpensive European destinations that can offer a great holiday for all different types of travelers.
All you need to do is make sure you put in a lot of research to ensure you are going to the right place for the best price.
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