I was shocked to hear you paid €100 a night for accommodation. I have stayed in many Greek Islands, including twice in Milos and have never paid even half of that. I usually find a nice clean studio for 20 to 40 a night and have never been disappointed. I have travelled to Greece over the years in every month from May to October. Even in Santorini there are many reasonably priced places to stay, for example, at Perissa and very reasonably priced restaurants away from the caldera views.
You can pay €50/night and even less in some places. She had a fancy place with a private overlook balcony with jakuzzi, and visited the 3 most expensive islands in Greece, Santorini has millions of tourists competing for a room, and Mykonos is meant for high end tourism. It's like going to [private club galore, rich people ski resort town] Gstaad (like Aspen, for the Americans) and complaining that "Europe is expensive"). There are 100+ cheaper islands (as or more good), plus countless beaches in mainland Greece coasts... It's also "peak tourist season". May to July and September are just as good weather wise (if not better, for people who could do without places being overcrowded and 40+ degrees celcius/104+ degrees Farenheit) and have even cheaper prices...
Thank you for the information. I’m going to Santorini & Naxos in a month. Still working on the itinerary, good to know I need to rent my car before I go! I agree with your idea of balancing expenses, nice hotel & public transportation. That’s my plan too.
It's just as cheap or as expensive as you want. I go every year twice to Greece and every time for 6-7 weeks. The best (and often the cheapest) islands are the ones without an airport where charter planes full of tourists can land.
Another way to save money when visiting Greece is to not go to the popular expensive islands. There are hundreds of places to visit during Summer, equally good than those highly advertised islands in the Cyclades.
As long there are customers willing to pay 100 euros a day for a room (you chose a room with private pool and in the island it doesnt really matter how far you are from the center of the island) the owners will price it 100 euros a day. You chose to travel with speed ferries and it was your choice to pay 25- 30% more for that, also the price are up not cause of the pandemic but because of the war and the extreme prices of the gas. There are 100 more Greek islands that are half the price of what you spent in LUXURY places you chose. Everything is your choice . You can go to a restaurant and have a 10 euro Mousaka or a 100 euro Lobster. Both very tasty(Mousakas is better) but is up to you to decide what you will have .Finally you have to understand that the islands nowadays all mostly for tourist. We as Greeks if we are lucky enough to have a job we get paid 500-600-700 euros a month so Santorini, Mykonos Paros etc are way out of our budget. Pls enjoy the Greece that we cant.
Please don't take this video as me complaining, because I'm not. I do feel very grateful for being able to come to Greece and be in such beautiful places. My video is just meant to be helpful for others who want to experience Greece & know what to expect in terms of spendings!
It’s definitely fun to mix up budget accommodation with something more expensive. I did that in Sicily (I used 4 different types of accommodation, 3 pretty cheap and 1 expensive) the funny thing was I expected to like the most expensive place best and it turned out I liked the cheapest best of all! It was 30 Euro per night. It’s nice when you get surprised like that!
This is the information I’m looking for in vlogs and almost no one shares. You confirmed that Greek islands are more expensive in comparison to mainland, but still affordable, I guess. Great video, but what I loved the most was the cute waving granny ❤️
It’s possible to travel off season (in October for example) for quite cheaply. Find street food and buy at grocery stores (depends but cheaper than €15-€20 per meal), book longer ferries or flights (a flight might be cheaper in advance) for $20-$50, stay in small hotels or hostels for $15-$40 a night, and take public transit. Even beautiful hotel rooms with views off season will be much cheaper than more expensive but similar destination. Although afaik Turkey or Georgia are both cheaper.
Nice video! Loving the views :) I did not take this as you complaining at all, just informative on the expenses with your traveling style. We’re quite similar (I also combine more ‘expensive’ - as a solo traveler - lodging with hostels and travel mostly on my own). I would really like to visit Greece, but it does suck (as I read in the comments) that with these prices it’s becoming unattainable for Greek people :(
One country where the prices surprised me was Romania, having lived in Poland for the last two years. And the quality of service was lower. I encountered restaurants that had only alcoholic drinks on offer and refused to serve water (but I could take the empty glass to the washroom and fill it myself in the washroom sink), a 20 euro hotel infested with cockroaches, and worst of all, an intercity bus line (costing 22 euro) at the last minute rebooking me on the 1:00 P.M. departure because they didn't sell enough tickets for the 10:30 A.M. departure. At least the museums were cheap.
10 days in greece,3 island destinations,hot season,semi-expensive hotels,i am assumining that you took the ferry quite often,energy crisis, you could say that 500 euros is not that expensive but it is not cheap either
Greece is very much a affordable nation so I for the most disagree a bit with your video. I have been there 50 times, so I know what Im talkin about. You paid 100 euro's per night? That is just funny. I have hardly ever paid more than 65 euro and the vast bulk of it was 40-50 euro per night for incredible and wonderful stays. So, you spending 100 euro's per night in Milos is your choice. And don't try to say it is a better accomodation for 100 euro's for an argument, because that is nonsense from the accomodations I am seeing in your video. It all depends on how you look. For example. I just came from Jordan. Wadi rum is a lovely place. The tour in Wadi rum alone will cost 300-500 euro excluding everything else. But I managed to have a great place, the whole tour, breakfast, lunch and dinner included, for 4 people in total for 180 euro's. I arranged everything, and my friends where very surprised of how cheap it was. Basically the same quality for a much better price. I can also spend 5 times more. But I look a little bit better and find great options usually for great prices. Also. I haven't been to Mykonos, but I have been to Santorini 4 times. I don't need to be at the literal caldera, but very close to it, I spend 40-50 euro's per night. Why? Because I am a person that doesn't have to be sitting all day at the hotel. In Santorini the very best thing to ever do is go around the caldera and island. Have a walk from Oia to Fira or other way around and see the sunset, sunrise and so on. And for that you need to be outside and not in your hotel. So Santorini can absolutely be affordable. Yes. summer season is more expensive. Fully agree. and also this year everything in the whole world became atleast 10% more expensive. I rent cars for 2 weeks in all my stays in Greece. ALL my stays. I spend between 250-500 euro's for 14-18 days in Greece with full insurance and a good car. That is not expensive whatsoever. In low season I can get it for around 250-300 euro's for 2 weeks. So those are my transportation costs. I will not lie for the fact that unfortunately Greece, like every country is more expensive than before. And that means that countries that where already very expensive are going to be impossibly expensive slowly. And Greece becomes slightly less affordable on it's status of being a very affordable nation. But if Greece is becoming slight less affordable, I don't even want to know how it is going to be in Italy and other nations. I agree with your food prices. I pay generally for 2 people between 25-40 euro in total. So your prices of 15 euro for 1 person would match my expenditure options. But the costs of sleeping options and transport is something we differ on. By the way I am from the Netherlands. My milk costs me 1.50 euro now. some years ago it was 1 euro. Netherlands everything is expensive. Im happy I have a good salary. Or else I would call myself poor.
I think it depends where you're from (different countries have different sallaries) and which areas you're visiting (eg Mykonos and Santorini are expensive even for Greeks), and also what options you make (how much expensive the hotel is etc). I think sadly Greece is expensive for Greeks, but for people with a normal salary from abroad it's not too bad. Greek sallary is super low compared to abroad, like 600-700 euros per month.
@@bbmcgee33 there are many beautiful places and Islands that you can visit and have a great time for less than 50€ per Day. Now that is extremely cheap for Europe holidays
@@bbmcgee33 smaller less known Islands like Thassos, Samothrace, Nisiros, Tilos. Also for mainland, Kalamata, Ioannina, Thessaloniki cities and Various places in Chalkidiki region (next to Thessaloniki 2nd largest city in Greece). Do your research and you won't be disappointed!!!
Prices are similar to any other European country because of the taxation. But Greece has services. it cannot be compared to Asian or African countries. In case of an accident, there are first aid centers in every island and a fleet of medical helicopters for a quick transfer to a large hospitals in Athens. Motorway network for road safety, high speed railway, fast catamaran and modern ships, coach and buses network, airport services and heliports in even the most remoted island. That's why we receive 30 million tourists per year, that's 3 times our population.
It is what you make of it. It can be really cheap and super expensive. If you want a jacuzzi or pool to come with your room, well.. You pay the premium. And to be fair, accommodation in Santorini is probably the most expensive in Greece.
It's very interesting with the sunbeds prices in Greece. The most expensive I have seen for a regular sun bed at a top beach is 40 euros, so when you said 120 euro for a bed, my jaw dropped. And it doesn't include anything! So does it include two beds for 120? Everywhere I went as a solo traveller It was a fixed price for 2 beds mostly. The best I've seen in Rhodos was in Kalithea Springs, you got a nice luxury bed for 10 Euro with 1 soda and 1 big bottle of water included, delivered to you with ice bucket. I would do sunbeds every now and then, mostly spending 5 euros, but also just lay on my towel for free. It's not ok to have prices that the locals can't afford, ethiqual questions comes to mind when travelling.
Great video!!!! The prices of ferries have gone up a lot, hopefully they will go down next year! Really I love how the prices of food are so affordable compared to Italy for example or Spain, a small tip since as a solo traveler it is always more expensive to eat and harder to split stuff, you can always try to ask for half portions. For some foods that is possible for example you could ask to have half a tzatziki and half of some other spread and in that way try 2 dishes instead of one. Some restaurants will do it if you politely ask, some will say no but you can try it. The Greek food industry is known for adjusting to the customer.
@@KajaKubicka You are welcome!! Keep in mind that most of these small restaurants are family owned and operated, so most probably someone from the family is taking your order, so they are more flexible to help and take decisions.
Greece does look expensive based on the details mentioned by Kaja. Of course those who have lot of money would not mind. But common people like me would definitely find it expensive in Greece
So what do you expect?That Greece is Pakistan or Africa? Paying 30-50 euros per day to accomodation is expensive? So think for us Greeks how expensive it is, which really is. But it is not like other destinations.
no its not, there are rooms in albania for 20 to 40 euros , can you imagine in albania those prices!!! in this cases prices for rooms in greece should start from 200 euros, for example people visit the unique volcanic island of santorini and they spend less money than london! the reallity is that Greece is very cheap for the quality of the services and the whole experience you have.
@@skatiarhs007 40 euros in Albania are not much, and yea Santorini is super expensive, its nit just the room, but to eat something you need like 20 euros, i would prefer Corfu over Santorini or Mykonos…
Greece is overtly overrated, personally I found Tunisia to be similar (architecture, Mediterranean climate etc..) with better hotels and cheaper options, also when it comes to Islands, Thai or Indonesian islands are much better, I wont spend a penny on Greece any more after discovering Thailand and Indonesia.
Despite how expensive the cost of traveling is, Greece is a wonderful country is explore.
true! :)
you have to consider the energy crisis for the apparent exponential increase of the prices in transportation
I was shocked to hear you paid €100 a night for accommodation. I have stayed in many Greek Islands, including twice in Milos and have never paid even half of that. I usually find a nice clean studio for 20 to 40 a night and have never been disappointed. I have travelled to Greece over the years in every month from May to October. Even in Santorini there are many reasonably priced places to stay, for example, at Perissa and very reasonably priced restaurants away from the caldera views.
That was pre Covid now everything is hiked up I couldn’t find anywhere under £140
@@sunnybein1 depending on where and when. I will travel in October and I find some similar deals to you. This is high season in July.
You can pay €50/night and even less in some places. She had a fancy place with a private overlook balcony with jakuzzi, and visited the 3 most expensive islands in Greece, Santorini has millions of tourists competing for a room, and Mykonos is meant for high end tourism. It's like going to [private club galore, rich people ski resort town] Gstaad (like Aspen, for the Americans) and complaining that "Europe is expensive"). There are 100+ cheaper islands (as or more good), plus countless beaches in mainland Greece coasts... It's also "peak tourist season". May to July and September are just as good weather wise (if not better, for people who could do without places being overcrowded and 40+ degrees celcius/104+ degrees Farenheit) and have even cheaper prices...
I've just booked for 2 nights in Paros and paid just over 50 euros per night.
Thank you for the information. I’m going to Santorini & Naxos in a month. Still working on the itinerary, good to know I need to rent my car before I go! I agree with your idea of balancing expenses, nice hotel & public transportation. That’s my plan too.
It's just as cheap or as expensive as you want. I go every year twice to Greece and every time for 6-7 weeks. The best (and often the cheapest) islands are the ones without an airport where charter planes full of tourists can land.
For example...? :)
@@bbmcgee33 Paros
@@bbmcgee33 Naxos
I love this type of video with the costs.
Thanks and keep them coming!
Thanks! Will do!
You can't be complaining when you go to Mylos Mykonos and Santorini. Mainland Greece is much more cheap
I'm not complaining :)
@@KajaKubicka great. Keep up the nice videos
Another way to save money when visiting Greece is to not go to the popular expensive islands. There are hundreds of places to visit during Summer, equally good than those highly advertised islands in the Cyclades.
Nice way to start my Satruday afternoon... watching a new Kaja video. Thanks for the tips and the great landscapes as always.
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As long there are customers willing to pay 100 euros a day for a room
(you chose a room with private pool and in the island it doesnt really matter how far you are from the center of the island)
the owners will price it 100 euros a day. You chose to travel with speed ferries and it was your choice to pay 25- 30% more for that, also the price are up
not cause of the pandemic but because of the war and the extreme prices of the gas. There are 100 more Greek islands that are half the price of what you spent in LUXURY places you chose.
Everything is your choice . You can go to a restaurant and have a 10 euro Mousaka or a 100 euro Lobster. Both very tasty(Mousakas is better) but is up to you to decide what you will have
.Finally you have to understand that the islands nowadays all mostly for tourist. We as Greeks if we are lucky enough to have a job we get paid 500-600-700 euros a month so Santorini, Mykonos
Paros etc are way out of our budget. Pls enjoy the Greece that we cant.
Please don't take this video as me complaining, because I'm not. I do feel very grateful for being able to come to Greece and be in such beautiful places. My video is just meant to be helpful for others who want to experience Greece & know what to expect in terms of spendings!
It’s definitely fun to mix up budget accommodation with something more expensive. I did that in Sicily (I used 4 different types of accommodation, 3 pretty cheap and 1 expensive) the funny thing was I expected to like the most expensive place best and it turned out I liked the cheapest best of all! It was 30 Euro per night. It’s nice when you get surprised like that!
This is the information I’m looking for in vlogs and almost no one shares. You confirmed that Greek islands are more expensive in comparison to mainland, but still affordable, I guess. Great video, but what I loved the most was the cute waving granny ❤️
haha yes the waving granny was just a wholesome moment :)
I like to take public transport in every city I visit, even if I don't really need to, just to have a more immersive experience.
It’s possible to travel off season (in October for example) for quite cheaply. Find street food and buy at grocery stores (depends but cheaper than €15-€20 per meal), book longer ferries or flights (a flight might be cheaper in advance) for $20-$50, stay in small hotels or hostels for $15-$40 a night, and take public transit.
Even beautiful hotel rooms with views off season will be much cheaper than more expensive but similar destination. Although afaik Turkey or Georgia are both cheaper.
I can't wait for your Paros and Ios vlogs! Heading there in September :)
I'm editing Paros vlog right now! so coming soon :)
Nice video! Loving the views :) I did not take this as you complaining at all, just informative on the expenses with your traveling style. We’re quite similar (I also combine more ‘expensive’ - as a solo traveler - lodging with hostels and travel mostly on my own). I would really like to visit Greece, but it does suck (as I read in the comments) that with these prices it’s becoming unattainable for Greek people :(
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One country where the prices surprised me was Romania, having lived in Poland for the last two years. And the quality of service was lower. I encountered restaurants that had only alcoholic drinks on offer and refused to serve water (but I could take the empty glass to the washroom and fill it myself in the washroom sink), a 20 euro hotel infested with cockroaches, and worst of all, an intercity bus line (costing 22 euro) at the last minute rebooking me on the 1:00 P.M. departure because they didn't sell enough tickets for the 10:30 A.M. departure. At least the museums were cheap.
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I get it. Mix expensive and cheap. Spend more on the accommodations, food and drink. Yassou! Thank you for your videos! You are a cutie pie.😊
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10 days in greece,3 island destinations,hot season,semi-expensive hotels,i am assumining that you took the ferry quite often,energy crisis, you could say that 500 euros is not that expensive but it is not cheap either
Greece is very much a affordable nation so I for the most disagree a bit with your video. I have been there 50 times, so I know what Im talkin about. You paid 100 euro's per night? That is just funny. I have hardly ever paid more than 65 euro and the vast bulk of it was 40-50 euro per night for incredible and wonderful stays. So, you spending 100 euro's per night in Milos is your choice. And don't try to say it is a better accomodation for 100 euro's for an argument, because that is nonsense from the accomodations I am seeing in your video. It all depends on how you look.
For example. I just came from Jordan. Wadi rum is a lovely place. The tour in Wadi rum alone will cost 300-500 euro excluding everything else. But I managed to have a great place, the whole tour, breakfast, lunch and dinner included, for 4 people in total for 180 euro's. I arranged everything, and my friends where very surprised of how cheap it was. Basically the same quality for a much better price. I can also spend 5 times more. But I look a little bit better and find great options usually for great prices.
Also. I haven't been to Mykonos, but I have been to Santorini 4 times. I don't need to be at the literal caldera, but very close to it, I spend 40-50 euro's per night. Why? Because I am a person that doesn't have to be sitting all day at the hotel. In Santorini the very best thing to ever do is go around the caldera and island. Have a walk from Oia to Fira or other way around and see the sunset, sunrise and so on. And for that you need to be outside and not in your hotel. So Santorini can absolutely be affordable.
Yes. summer season is more expensive. Fully agree. and also this year everything in the whole world became atleast 10% more expensive.
I rent cars for 2 weeks in all my stays in Greece. ALL my stays. I spend between 250-500 euro's for 14-18 days in Greece with full insurance and a good car. That is not expensive whatsoever. In low season I can get it for around 250-300 euro's for 2 weeks. So those are my transportation costs.
I will not lie for the fact that unfortunately Greece, like every country is more expensive than before. And that means that countries that where already very expensive are going to be impossibly expensive slowly. And Greece becomes slightly less affordable on it's status of being a very affordable nation. But if Greece is becoming slight less affordable, I don't even want to know how it is going to be in Italy and other nations.
I agree with your food prices. I pay generally for 2 people between 25-40 euro in total. So your prices of 15 euro for 1 person would match my expenditure options.
But the costs of sleeping options and transport is something we differ on.
By the way I am from the Netherlands. My milk costs me 1.50 euro now. some years ago it was 1 euro. Netherlands everything is expensive. Im happy I have a good salary. Or else I would call myself poor.
You are absolutely right, and I agree with everything!
I think it depends where you're from (different countries have different sallaries) and which areas you're visiting (eg Mykonos and Santorini are expensive even for Greeks), and also what options you make (how much expensive the hotel is etc).
I think sadly Greece is expensive for Greeks, but for people with a normal salary from abroad it's not too bad.
Greek sallary is super low compared to abroad, like 600-700 euros per month.
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It all depends, Greece can be from super cheap to super expensive also in the same island!
That's true!
Super cheap I haven't found :(
@@bbmcgee33 there are many beautiful places and Islands that you can visit and have a great time for less than 50€ per Day. Now that is extremely cheap for Europe holidays
@@mpamphsxatz2263 Amazing! Thanks. Any tips on where?
@@bbmcgee33 smaller less known Islands like Thassos, Samothrace, Nisiros, Tilos. Also for mainland, Kalamata, Ioannina, Thessaloniki cities and Various places in Chalkidiki region (next to Thessaloniki 2nd largest city in Greece). Do your research and you won't be disappointed!!!
Prices are similar to any other European country because of the taxation. But Greece has services. it cannot be compared to Asian or African countries. In case of an accident, there are first aid centers in every island and a fleet of medical helicopters for a quick transfer to a large hospitals in Athens. Motorway network for road safety, high speed railway, fast catamaran and modern ships, coach and buses network, airport services and heliports in even the most remoted island. That's why we receive 30 million tourists per year, that's 3 times our population.
Thanks for your interesting videos. Please make more videos about your casual life in Poland as well.
It is what you make of it. It can be really cheap and super expensive. If you want a jacuzzi or pool to come with your room, well.. You pay the premium. And to be fair, accommodation in Santorini is probably the most expensive in Greece.
It's very interesting with the sunbeds prices in Greece. The most expensive I have seen for a regular sun bed at a top beach is 40 euros, so when you said 120 euro for a bed, my jaw dropped. And it doesn't include anything! So does it include two beds for 120? Everywhere I went as a solo traveller It was a fixed price for 2 beds mostly. The best I've seen in Rhodos was in Kalithea Springs, you got a nice luxury bed for 10 Euro with 1 soda and 1 big bottle of water included, delivered to you with ice bucket. I would do sunbeds every now and then, mostly spending 5 euros, but also just lay on my towel for free. It's not ok to have prices that the locals can't afford, ethiqual questions comes to mind when travelling.
You don't need to get sunbeds, and few Greeks do. Just go to a public beach area (99% of them) and put your own regular mat or towel down.
Which hotel is that you stayed in in Milos?? I want to book there for my trip next year!
GeoMilos :)
Thank you so much 😊 I could not find the prices for food anywhere, even on apps or menus on websites of cafes 😩
For BUDGET go to PALEOCHORA
with the exception of Mykonos Santorini Greece is affordable and unique destination worldwide
Hmm...
What was on the plate with the lemon? How much/
Im glad that you like my country ☺️ I do love poland lots ❤️
plse show your taks on the screen in the english sentenses becouse who will understand and easily read plse insure kaja .
Great video!!!!
The prices of ferries have gone up a lot, hopefully they will go down next year! Really I love how the prices of food are so affordable compared to Italy for example or Spain, a small tip since as a solo traveler it is always more expensive to eat and harder to split stuff, you can always try to ask for half portions. For some foods that is possible for example you could ask to have half a tzatziki and half of some other spread and in that way try 2 dishes instead of one. Some restaurants will do it if you politely ask, some will say no but you can try it. The Greek food industry is known for adjusting to the customer.
thank you! :) and good tip! and I never even thought about it to be honest ;p haha
@@KajaKubicka You are welcome!! Keep in mind that most of these small restaurants are family owned and operated, so most probably someone from the family is taking your order, so they are more flexible to help and take decisions.
100 euros for a apartment with a private pool on a greek island is expensive ? i dont think so.
Greece does look expensive based on the details mentioned by Kaja. Of course those who have lot of money would not mind. But common people like me would definitely find it expensive in Greece
Name of the $100 hotel please?
Helo, did you book hotels and ferries in advance from home, or when you got in Greece?
I booked in advance
NIce video
thank you!
hi, what’s the name of the place where you stayed in Milos ?
GeoMilos :)
Nice 1 - thanks😉
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So what do you expect?That Greece is Pakistan or Africa? Paying 30-50 euros per day to accomodation is expensive? So think for us Greeks how expensive it is, which really is. But it is not like other destinations.
I like this video, but actually Greece is really expensive
no its not, there are rooms in albania for 20 to 40 euros , can you imagine in albania those prices!!!
in this cases prices for rooms in greece should start from 200 euros,
for example people visit the unique volcanic island of santorini and they spend less money than london!
the reallity is that Greece is very cheap for the quality of the services and the whole experience you have.
@@skatiarhs007 40 euros in Albania are not much, and yea Santorini is super expensive, its nit just the room, but to eat something you need like 20 euros, i would prefer Corfu over Santorini or Mykonos…
I don't think Greece is that affordable now. Maybe it was 20 years ago.
Wow! Cozy place!⛱🍺🌮🌯🍔👓you are real traveler!🔝🆒👍🌻🌼🌸🌺
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@@KajaKubicka where are you now ?
if your going to famous Greek island it's not going to be cheap my dear
This is pristine info
which hotel is this?
GeoMilos rooms
@@KajaKubicka Thanks so much!!
Well, if you go to non-tourist places, you wouldn't pay nearly as much.
probs ;(
What are the cheaper islands you recommend?
@@sifisoabroad Chios, Lesvos, Limnos, Agios Efstratios,, Psara, Kalymnos, Leros, Nisiros, Kasos, Kefallonia, Kastos, Diapontia islands
@@sifisoabroad Ikaria is one of the best and not expensive.
Good morning 🌄 so beautiful ❤️❤️
Cost of travelling to Greek islands? 1 kidney
wow $5000 in 10 days?? 😱
I think she said 1500 Euros, which seems reasonable
She said "fifteen hundred" which is 1500€.
120 bucks for a sun lounger???
not so lol maybe 20 on a pricey beach
@@nickchristoforou7850 me? going back out there with a load of sun loungers - loooooooooooool.....
It's ok 100 Euro from this place 💓
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100$ per night 🤣🤣🤣
what will be very interesting on this Greece journey is to find out if you got laid (or even flirted) while in Ios....
all true.... Albania is far far... cheaper and with the same beauty
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Greece is overtly overrated, personally I found Tunisia to be similar (architecture, Mediterranean climate etc..) with better hotels and cheaper options, also when it comes to Islands, Thai or Indonesian islands are much better, I wont spend a penny on Greece any more after discovering Thailand and Indonesia.