Best tropical vacation for the money
One of the most important aspects of planning your next vacation is finding the best tropical vacation for the money. The N Resort is situated in a perfect location to offer you and your family members all the benefits of living in paradise. The resorts offers a wide range of services which includes first class accommodations, gourmet restaurants, beachfront activities and fitness facilities set on 1.5 acres of luxurious landscaped property and surrounded by lush gardens. Now you can visit an ideal destination without causing a strain on your pockets.
When you plan a vacation, you want it to be an experience of a lifetime. There are several ways to achieve this — you can go somewhere new, discover new cultures and destinations, or return to a dream location. Regardless of how you choose to spend your time away, don’t spend twice as much as you need to. I’ve been taking tropical vacations for years and constantly receive questions about how to find the best tropical vacation on a budget. I’ve written down some of my tips and strategies that will allow you to save money when planning your next tropical vacation.
Going on vacation can be one of the most exciting times in a person’s life. I know it has been for me. It makes you wonder where you want to go. Of course, when your finances are involved, it gets tricky to narrow down the options.
The best tropical vacation for the money is definitely a trip to the Caribbean. There are so many islands to choose from, but Aruba is one of the best. The weather is great, prices are affordable, and there are plenty of things to do. You could spend your days on the beach or in the water. There are also lots of great restaurants where you can eat delicious food at a reasonable price. The people will be friendly and fun to talk with as well.
If you’re looking for the best tropical vacation on a budget, we’ve got you covered. With these tips, you’ll be able to enjoy a tropical getaway without breaking the bank.
- Book in advance: If you’re planning a trip during peak season, it’s best to book your flights and accommodations as soon as possible. This will help ensure you get the best deal.
- Stay in a hostel: By staying in a hostel, you can save money on food, transportation, and activities—all of which add up quickly!
- Pack light: Packing light will allow for more room in your luggage for souvenirs!
- Get out of town: The beach isn’t the only place worth seeing on an island vacation—make sure to explore all that your destination has to offer!
Honduras
Having been battered by two back-to-back hurricanes in 2020, Honduras is facing a long recovery period and so is very keen to see tourist dollars flowing back in. This is a destination where you get a lot of value for money at the best of times, with four-star rooms for under $100. But some Honduras hotels are offering excellent deals in 2021 including up to 20 percent off regular rates.
Tourism hubs like Roatan island (40 miles off the mainland) offer beautiful beaches, coral reefs, sloth tours and rum tastings.
Where to stay: Check out Paradise Beach Hotel’s cute clusters of guestrooms, villas and suites on the beachfront, surrounded by palm trees and pools. The hotel frequently offers discounts and cheap packages.
Cabo Verde
‘Done’ the Caribbean and want to see something new? Then Cabo Verde (Cape Verde) could be your next big adventure. According to a recent report, Cabo Verde is eager to entice travelers after being hit hard by a drop in tourism last year. If you’re working remotely or looking for a long stay trip, you’re in luck – they’ve launched new work visas that allow you to stay for up to six months.
But whether you’re heading to Cabo Verde for six months or six nights, you’ll easily find accommodation for under $100 a night. Turquoise lagoons and creole culture await you on these ten volcanic islands. Head to Boa Vista island (Portuguese for ‘good view’) for laid-back vibes and pristine golden sands.
Where to stay: Some of the hotels are closed until more tourists venture back but things are starting to pick up. Ouril Hotel Agueda is a solid three-star hotel near the sea with a rooftop bar. Rooms are under $100 a night and currently there’s 25 percent off.
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Grenada
Recently Grenada has totally revamped its tourism framework “to competitively position Grenada with target audiences”. That’s good news for bargain-hunters and those who appreciate natural attractions such as white sand beaches, waterfalls and reefs will love it. The islands are also famous for their spices, so spice tours should also be added to any foodies’ Grenada bucket list.
The tourist board has launched a heap of deals and incentives, including discounts on rum tours, spa day passes, outdoor adventures and scuba diving experiences.
Where to stay: Check out the three-star Sea Breeze Hotel for a simple affordable option (under $80/night) just four minutes’ walk from the beach
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Thailand
You can usually get the best deals on flights to Thailand by booking at least one month in advance, but this year many routes are almost half price if you use a bargain flight site to book, such as CheapOair. Once you’ve grabbed a flight deal, you’ll find everything in Thailand is incredibly cheap.
For blissful beach vibes, fly to Koh Samui or Phuket, or if jungle is your thing, head to Chiang Mai. If you’ve seen The Beach, the filming location, Phi Phi Lei (scheduled to reopen this year after extensive conservation works) is a must-see. You can’t stay on this protected island, but you can book a trip/hire a taxi boat to take you there from Phi Phi Don, Krabi, Ao Nang or any of the other neighboring tourism hotspots.
Where to stay: On Koh Phi Phi Don (‘Big Phi Phi Island) try the contemporary Thai three-star, Phi Phi Island Cabana Resort, with excellent views of the beach and sublime limestone cliffs for around $60 per night.
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The Maldives
This Indian Ocean archipelago has a reputation for sky-high prices but don’t let that put you off. “Many resorts have slashed prices by as much as 30 to 60 percent and some resort brands, such as Villa Hotels, are also offering extra perks like upgrades and kids stay free, to attract more visitors”, explains Maldives travel specialist, Liswith Obinamuni, of Desti Asia.
You can now bag a three-star Maldives private island resort for as little as $137 per night, while airlines such as Qatar are tempting travelers with unlimited date changes, fee-free refunds and special online fares. Visit during the (surprisingly light) rainy season, May to September, for even lower rates.
To save even more cash, check out for this lesser-known option: Hotel rooms located in island villages (known locally as ‘guesthouses’, but more like boutique hotels) start at $50 per night. Take a public ferry to your island for just $3-5 (compared to $200 for resort transfers) and eat at local restaurants for under $10/meal.
Where to stay: The new Amaya Kuda Rah four-star private island resort is currently 51 percent cheaper than normal. It’s located in South Ari Atoll, which has some of the best scuba diving in the country.