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Hi there! Interesting videos. I just want you to know that you may contact me in case you need any additional/special info on Croatia or Slovenia because I live in both at the same time :) If you need help with the language (and/or culture/history), a comment/opinion, anything like that. 0kn, 0US$, free of charge :) Regards.
You're welcome. The two of you have made a great review/evaluation of both countries so you certainly deserve any help/assistance a person is able to offer you.
I was fortunate enough to get to visit Croatia back in 1999 before it got "discovered" -- one of my favorite places on the planet. Suprised it's still that affordable considering how popular it has become. I'm going to add it to my list of one of the places I'll visit again!
Im a digital nomad myself and love the cost of living videos because for example i thought croatia was overpriced based on word of mouth but you guys make zagreb sound very affordable. The other thing i wanna mention to all commenters, is whenever you rent an Airbnb for a month itll naturally cost more than what that apartment would cost for a local who rents it for 1yr long lease with a deposit. That's why they paid $800. Because the renter is giving u the apartment for only one month they have to charge a higher nightly rate simple because after this month they might not rent it to someone for a week or whatever, hence why airbnb comes out more expensive than renting off airbnb and signing a year long lease. Hope that clarifies things to others :) . Cheers
Glad you pointed that out to everyone -- when you bounce around from place to place every month so -- $800 a month with all utilities included is a pretty good deal.
Thanks for this comment! Yup, you took the words out of our mouths. It's a 1 month booking, no deposit, booked 6 weeks out, no utility costs and in the centre of town.
Lots of useful information and well presented..Croatia seems like a worthy place to visit and put ones feet up for a minute. And everyone please watch the video to the end...you'll understand why when you see it unfold.
Great videos! I really like the way you lay out your living cost vlogs, they are always useful and interesting. keep up the cool videos. Its nice to see youtubers who are really relaxed and easy to watched, i love your vibes. Also nice to hear the New Zealand accent :) Definitely watching you guys is inspiring me to start vlogging also! Excited to see more!
Hello from Newman in Western Australia! Please continue with these videos as this is EXACTLY all the information I was looking for! All the best you to you Stace, thankyou
Hi, i really like what you are doing with your videos and also would like to warn you as a Croatian that Dubrovnik is an insanely pricy city to be staying or eating in. Also if you have the time, the Istria region of Croatia is worth seeing with the roman arena in Pula and really impressive architecture in Poreč and Rovinj.
You need to discover inner Istria with romantic miniature towns/villages, on tops of hills, often above clouds in autumn. They resemble old inner Italy (Molise, Abruzzo...) Places like Motovun, Hum, Roč, Oprtalj, Brtonigla, Momjan, Livade, Višnjan... Especially the gastronomic delights. Truffles, olives, figs, cheese... It's a must. Also the frescos of Beram from the 15th century.
I am a week short of a year on the road. Your videos give information, which is closer to what I need than most. I pick cheap countries with temperatures between 10C and 30C for the time I will be there. I stay about 90 days in each country. After, that I look for places that are very walkable. Videos like yours are great to give me a good idea of what living in a city will be like. You have a good voice for videos. I just found your channel. I am looking forward to checking out your archives.
Hey. We are from Christchurch, and planning on a trip to croatia next year. We wanted to say that your videos have been the most informative we have seen on croatia. All the things people want to know, prices etc. Anyway, huge well done. It looks great. We think we've visit based on your video. Did you get out to the coast around Rovinj ? Oh, and what was the name of the craft beer bar please ? The beer looks great.
Hey Mark 👋🏼 Thanks for the positive feedback, stoked about that. Been a while but think it’s called ‘Pivnica Medvedgrad Ilica’ or something medvegrad related. Only in Zagreb tho!
Hi Guys, love the videos, so don't let the detractors change your style of presentation. My wife and I have been following since HoiAn and are now planning a Push bike Holiday for a month next year through Croatia. Keep up the great entertainment value.
Thanks for the support, glad you've been following along for so long! A bike holiday sounds amazing! Actually Sail Croatia offers something similar, but on a boat, same sort of boat as we're on with our latest video but you cycle every day - could be worth a look! You can hunt around on there site, called adventure or something: bit.ly/ExplorerCruiseDandS
you should definatelly find time and visit Plitvice lakes when coming back from the coast. it is breathtaking beautifull. and if you have opportunity to try food from peka while at coast its well worth to try.I am from Zagreb and im very happy you liked it.great videos keep em coming and have an amazing time in Croatia.
I told you about Tomato, I don't work with them or for them, I just use their services as a mobile network provider.They are not costly it's 70 kuna or around 10$ for 7 Gigabytes of data. I understand that you like T-mobile, but most Croatians tend to avoid them becuase they weren't trasparent to customers in Croatia and we had a lot of problems with the company. If you were staying for a long period of time in Croatia, like 2 years or more, I would tell you to get another provider and never choose any company in Croatia that makes you sign a contract with them for a number of months. I hope you have a nice time on your trip and enjoy your stay here in Croatia.
Great video :) Newly subbed to you guys looking to do the same thing myself in the near future since I am working online now too. Is there money to be saved by cooking more yourselves rather than eating out?
Few questions: a) $809 seems pretty pricey for a 1-month apartment (although having the utilities included ain't too bad of a deal)- were you in a very central area? The apartment does look really nice though :) b) Love your thumbnails :D
Locals are saying it's expensive, but thats easy for them to say. For us/a tourist it's a 1 month booking only, no deposit paid, booked 6 weeks out, no utility costs on top and in the centre of town with seconds to the walking street. Compared to other spots in Europe it was a good deal.
Stvar je u tom, da je teško nac stan samo za jedan mjesec i to po lokalnoj cijeni, tako da je za strance najjednostavnije, da bookirajo preko airbnb/booking sadrzaja, procitaju reviewje, vide jel su ok. Tak vise plate ali da imaju puno manje problema sa placenjem i dogovaranjem svega. Ali na neko duze vrijeme, ovo je naravno previse.
Thanks! Ah we didn't track Slovenia costs, most of the prices we shared as we were there anyway. Weekends like that we just go with the flow and enjoy ourselves!
Im usually really proactive with getting travem insurance, we went to paris last year and for some reason i had forgotten to take out insurance.... and my husband got his wallet stolen! Luckily everything was sorted, but really makes you realise how insurance is so important!
Yikes - thats bad luck! Glad you got it sorted though. Just the hassle and stress of something going wrong can ruin the enjoyment of a trip, at least with insurance you know it will be sorted.
What advice do you have for an 22 yr. old that wants to live there for a year? Cell phone carrier to call back home? Jobs, rent apartment? Things like that
ok guys.. love your videos. Question: If you could recommend a country for a young single Canadian guy in central Europe which would it be? in terms of COST, adventure, scenery , night life, friendliness .. just overall good vibes! Ive been leaning towards Poland but I'd love to hear your pick. Cheers!
Good question - probably Krakow would be a good choice. Some pretty girls there too :P If you want non-schengen then we've heard good things about the lifestyle in Belgrade.
The main expense when calculating cost of living is housing. A one-month rental does not represent cost of living. It represents the cost of vacationing. Long term rentals represent cost of living.
It's a rolling time line though, so we came into Berlin about 6 months ago so as we stay out of schengen now we're gaining more days back in if we do want to go back. We just bounce around between them and walk a fine line :)
keep doing those! this is a reality check entry that is needed both for those that are thinking about following your path & for all the haters that say "you must be pretty loaded to burn all the money on these travel"! to be honest, it I recalculate your cost on 1 month in Zagreb vs what I spent for two in Warsaw, it's pretty much the same. Which means I would move to Zagreb maybe... Time to start the campaign with my partner then!
So I've lived in Zagreb on and off for the past year, and visited Warsaw recently... I found Warsaw a decent amount cheaper. Although don't get me wrong, I LOVE Zagreb, I think it's one of the more expensive places in the Balkans, less than Dubrovnik or Split, but still...
This accomodation price is for tourist short term rental I guess cause it's really high. For regular monthly rent for a small apartment it's from cca 250-300$ plus 150 $ for utilities.
@@DanegerAndStacey If you are still around visit Samobor, a small town only half an hour away but really nice. Locals go just to have their weekend coffee over there.
ok i have now one nudging question...if baby Danger/Stacey happens, will you two keep traveling while raising it/them? Or you will move back to NZ? i heard of some families which raise and educate their kids on the go...
daneger how do you stay so buff whiling you are traveling are you constantly buy day passes to gyms and ordering eggs at restaurants what are you doing
Ahh this is the smallest I've been in years. During month stays like this we generally eat healthy, high protein, eggs, chicken, turkey, protein powder and trrrrry to go to the gym. Its like a reset month to get slightly back into shape.
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Hi there! Interesting videos. I just want you to know that you may contact me in case you need any additional/special info on Croatia or Slovenia because I live in both at the same time :) If you need help with the language (and/or culture/history), a comment/opinion, anything like that. 0kn, 0US$, free of charge :) Regards.
+none4tube you're so kind, thanks for the offer
You're welcome. The two of you have made a great review/evaluation of both countries so you certainly deserve any help/assistance a person is able to offer you.
I was fortunate enough to get to visit Croatia back in 1999 before it got "discovered" -- one of my favorite places on the planet. Suprised it's still that affordable considering how popular it has become. I'm going to add it to my list of one of the places I'll visit again!
thank you for kind words
No problem!
That must have been amazing! Just note, the prices on the islands/coast are 20-50% higher.
Thanks for the info - that makes sense.
Affordable to the foreigners :) Prices went up noticeably for the past couple of years (both the coastline and Zagreb).
Your "living cost" videos are some of my favorite videos......so please continue.....they are excellent, Daneger.....Thank you for them!
thanks Steve - will continue!
These cost of living videos are the best I’ve found - keep it up, so helpful!!
Thats awesome, thanks!
Im a digital nomad myself and love the cost of living videos because for example i thought croatia was overpriced based on word of mouth but you guys make zagreb sound very affordable. The other thing i wanna mention to all commenters, is whenever you rent an Airbnb for a month itll naturally cost more than what that apartment would cost for a local who rents it for 1yr long lease with a deposit. That's why they paid $800. Because the renter is giving u the apartment for only one month they have to charge a higher nightly rate simple because after this month they might not rent it to someone for a week or whatever, hence why airbnb comes out more expensive than renting off airbnb and signing a year long lease. Hope that clarifies things to others :) . Cheers
Glad you pointed that out to everyone -- when you bounce around from place to place every month so -- $800 a month with all utilities included is a pretty good deal.
Thanks for this comment! Yup, you took the words out of our mouths. It's a 1 month booking, no deposit, booked 6 weeks out, no utility costs and in the centre of town.
Lots of useful information and well presented..Croatia seems like a worthy place to visit and put ones feet up for a minute.
And everyone please watch the video to the end...you'll understand why when you see it unfold.
Haha glad you made it to the end! Just note the prices on the coast all appear to be 20-50% higher!
Great videos! I really like the way you lay out your living cost vlogs, they are always useful and interesting. keep up the cool videos. Its nice to see youtubers who are really relaxed and easy to watched, i love your vibes. Also nice to hear the New Zealand accent :) Definitely watching you guys is inspiring me to start vlogging also! Excited to see more!
Thanks for the awesome feedback Lana - good luck with your channel
Very informative and well done vlog. Look forward to seeing your next set of adventures along the coast and islands!
Hello from Newman in Western Australia! Please continue with these videos as this is EXACTLY all the information I was looking for! All the best you to you Stace, thankyou
Thank you! Will do!
Hi, i really like what you are doing with your videos and also would like to warn you as a Croatian that Dubrovnik is an insanely pricy city to be staying or eating in. Also if you have the time, the Istria region of Croatia is worth seeing with the roman arena in Pula and really impressive architecture in Poreč and Rovinj.
Yup - very good feedback. We've just worked our way down the coast on our cruise and the prices keep getting higher
You need to discover inner Istria with romantic miniature towns/villages, on tops of hills, often above clouds in autumn. They resemble old inner Italy (Molise, Abruzzo...) Places like Motovun, Hum, Roč, Oprtalj, Brtonigla, Momjan, Livade, Višnjan... Especially the gastronomic delights. Truffles, olives, figs, cheese... It's a must. Also the frescos of Beram from the 15th century.
SUPER useful, as I prepare to move to Zagreb next month. Thank-you so much. Your video has made me more excited!
You're gonna love it. We've got quite a few from Zagreb if you havent seen yet, very cool place
@@DanegerAndStacey I actually spent last night watching them all hehe! So great - thanks! :)
I am a week short of a year on the road. Your videos give information, which is closer to what I need than most. I pick cheap countries with temperatures between 10C and 30C for the time I will be there. I stay about 90 days in each country. After, that I look for places that are very walkable. Videos like yours are great to give me a good idea of what living in a city will be like. You have a good voice for videos. I just found your channel. I am looking forward to checking out your archives.
Glad to hear, thanks for that. Not all our content is this helpful for slow/long term/nomad travellers but glad this is of use
Another awesome video guys. Much appreciated. Probably going here next.
Love your fully transparent videos. Thank you both 😊
Love the cost analysis videos, and they're never too long!
Glad you enjoy them because they take foooooreverrrrrr to research, film & edit!
@@DanegerAndStacey I can only imagine! They are appreciated though!
Love the end shot. I love the cost of living videos, please keep them in. Enjoy you guys.
Glad you made it to the end haha
Definetelly continue doing this videos !!! they are very interesting and usefull for people like me that try to travel as much as possible .
Thanks Adrian!
Always great info and vlog as usual Daneger! Thanks bro
No worries, glad its helpful
Great info keep up the good work 😊 We are heading to Split and the islands next year looking forward to seeing
what comes next.
No worries. Just note - we've been on our cruise for a few days now and the prices on the coast are 20-50% higher for food etc!
Great info guys - thanks for posting. Looking forward to seeing the coast
Here now and its BEAUTIFUL!! Cant wait to share
It's SUPER informative! Thanks you guys for putting in the effort. 😊
So happy to hear this! Thank you for taking the time to let us know it was helpful!
We just did zagreb for two months. You spent more in a month than we did in two. lolol. love your vids :)
Must have spent it all on beer 🤣
Hi brother can u tell me the monthly expenses for 1 person only for food, if I done out. Thanx in advance
love this video!!! great job 👍🏻👌🏻 hvala for showcasing my 🇭🇷 Croatia!!! ❤️🤍💙
Glad you liked it!!
I look forward to watching this wrap-up videos with cost coz it gives us a perspective of what to expect.
Hey. We are from Christchurch, and planning on a trip to croatia next year. We wanted to say that your videos have been the most informative we have seen on croatia. All the things people want to know, prices etc. Anyway, huge well done. It looks great. We think we've visit based on your video. Did you get out to the coast around Rovinj ? Oh, and what was the name of the craft beer bar please ? The beer looks great.
Hey Mark 👋🏼 Thanks for the positive feedback, stoked about that. Been a while but think it’s called ‘Pivnica Medvedgrad Ilica’ or something medvegrad related. Only in Zagreb tho!
@@DanegerAndStacey yep that's the one. Got it saved to bookmarks. Will think of you too when we are downing a lager. Thanks. Awesome content.
Hi Guys, love the videos, so don't let the detractors change your style of presentation. My wife and I have been following since HoiAn and are now planning a Push bike Holiday for a month next year through Croatia. Keep up the great entertainment value.
Thanks for the support, glad you've been following along for so long! A bike holiday sounds amazing! Actually Sail Croatia offers something similar, but on a boat, same sort of boat as we're on with our latest video but you cycle every day - could be worth a look! You can hunt around on there site, called adventure or something: bit.ly/ExplorerCruiseDandS
Hi. You could have paid much less for the apartment. That's a bit overpriced. There is good ones for like 350-500€.
aha....za 500 dolara na pantovcaku
It's a 1 month booking, no deposit, booked 6 weeks out, no utility costs and in the centre of town.
vjeran vlahovic hahahaha da 500 € je previše
you should definatelly find time and visit Plitvice lakes when coming back from the coast. it is breathtaking beautifull. and if you have opportunity to try food from peka while at coast its well worth to try.I am from Zagreb and im very happy you liked it.great videos keep em coming and have an amazing time in Croatia.
and visit the blue cave on an island of bisevo if u have a chance.
lord Zanky how can you search for apartments to rent long term in Croatia? Is there a website Croatians use?
Very helpful, keep them coming!
If you go to the coast check out the oyster farms too. They serve fresh oysters with Croatian food.
HAven't heard about the oyster farms yet! WIll look into it
really enjoyed it! keep them coming!
Thanks! Will do!
This is so helpful, thanks! 😃
Glad it was helpful!
Great information. Thank you for sharing. Awesome!!
Very informative...Thanks!
Love your vlog! Keep up 👍👍
Great stuff guys !
Thanks so much!
I love these videos, thank you. It would be great if you could add a screen shot with a summary of the month. I think you used to do that.
That's a good point - I wrap up the total cost but a full slide with all the costs again would be helpful. good reminder, thanks!
I told you about Tomato, I don't work with them or for them, I just use their services as a mobile network provider.They are not costly it's 70 kuna or around 10$ for 7 Gigabytes of data. I understand that you like T-mobile, but most Croatians tend to avoid them becuase they weren't trasparent to customers in Croatia and we had a lot of problems with the company. If you were staying for a long period of time in Croatia, like 2 years or more, I would tell you to get another provider and never choose any company in Croatia that makes you sign a contract with them for a number of months. I hope you have a nice time on your trip and enjoy your stay here in Croatia.
We just went with T because they were walking distance from our house haha. If we could do it over we'd go with Tomato, but no stress :)
Thank you! Please continue!
Of course continue :)
My home town ♥️
mine too....kvart?
vjeran vlahovic Maksimir :)
TheIvana0202 you mean city
And mine!!
Great video :) Newly subbed to you guys looking to do the same thing myself in the near future since I am working online now too. Is there money to be saved by cooking more yourselves rather than eating out?
Definitely lots of savings to be made if you eat at home, that’s the quickest way to reduce costs for sure
Thank you. Very helpful.
Good presentation.
Thanks for info.
No worries, cheers
Very nice video, thank you.
Glad you liked it! 😁
Nice video! It's not that much for two people to live there! I really like Croatia. Clean living and the food is excellent!
Thanks! 😃 So true! Wish we could get back there now
Great Video my girlfriend and I are thinking about going to Croatia
Exciting! We hope you love it :)
very cool... yes keep them up for sure.
Your videos are great keep it up 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thank you!
Few questions:
a) $809 seems pretty pricey for a 1-month apartment (although having the utilities included ain't too bad of a deal)- were you in a very central area? The apartment does look really nice though :)
b) Love your thumbnails :D
Freedom Strider you can find cheaper than 800US$ iz Zagreb 400$ is reasonable
Locals are saying it's expensive, but thats easy for them to say. For us/a tourist it's a 1 month booking only, no deposit paid, booked 6 weeks out, no utility costs on top and in the centre of town with seconds to the walking street. Compared to other spots in Europe it was a good deal.
Biqqtch u got robbed
@@tomislavmatekovic6909 bas mogli su 10x jeftinije nac al ono studio stan pa naravno da je skupo
Stvar je u tom, da je teško nac stan samo za jedan mjesec i to po lokalnoj cijeni, tako da je za strance najjednostavnije, da bookirajo preko airbnb/booking sadrzaja, procitaju reviewje, vide jel su ok. Tak vise plate ali da imaju puno manje problema sa placenjem i dogovaranjem svega. Ali na neko duze vrijeme, ovo je naravno previse.
Well broken up categories...
Definitely helpful... :)
Out of curiosity, what was your Ljubljana spend (per day or total)...?
Thanks! Ah we didn't track Slovenia costs, most of the prices we shared as we were there anyway. Weekends like that we just go with the flow and enjoy ourselves!
Nice vlog, best from Poland
Im usually really proactive with getting travem insurance, we went to paris last year and for some reason i had forgotten to take out insurance.... and my husband got his wallet stolen! Luckily everything was sorted, but really makes you realise how insurance is so important!
Yikes - thats bad luck! Glad you got it sorted though. Just the hassle and stress of something going wrong can ruin the enjoyment of a trip, at least with insurance you know it will be sorted.
Gee when we used to go out, our drink bill was always more expensive than the food bill.
When we're on holiday ode (Greece!) its very much the same!
going next month to Zagreb. compared to Split it is more cheap or the same? thanks a lot.
Did you manage to continue renewing your permit in croatia ? Or you left after one year for 6months?
We didn't stay long enough to need to sorry!
What advice do you have for an 22 yr. old that wants to live there for a year? Cell phone carrier to call back home? Jobs, rent apartment? Things like that
ok guys.. love your videos. Question: If you could recommend a country for a young single Canadian guy in central Europe which would it be? in terms of COST, adventure, scenery , night life, friendliness .. just overall good vibes! Ive been leaning towards Poland but I'd love to hear your pick. Cheers!
Good question - probably Krakow would be a good choice. Some pretty girls there too :P If you want non-schengen then we've heard good things about the lifestyle in Belgrade.
haha good to know! Thanks for the feedback and keep up good work with the videos!
The main expense when calculating cost of living is housing. A one-month rental does not represent cost of living. It represents the cost of vacationing. Long term rentals represent cost of living.
This is aimed at our audience - digital nomads, slow travellers and expats... So it's exactly what they've come to expect and want to know.
What is your time line? Generally, you can stay three months out of six in Schengen countries. Where do you go in between?
It's a rolling time line though, so we came into Berlin about 6 months ago so as we stay out of schengen now we're gaining more days back in if we do want to go back. We just bounce around between them and walk a fine line :)
keep doing those! this is a reality check entry that is needed both for those that are thinking about following your path & for all the haters that say "you must be pretty loaded to burn all the money on these travel"!
to be honest, it I recalculate your cost on 1 month in Zagreb vs what I spent for two in Warsaw, it's pretty much the same.
Which means I would move to Zagreb maybe...
Time to start the campaign with my partner then!
Yup exactly - everyone thinks you have to win the lotto to travel! Zagreb and Krakow are similar, smaller feel in Zagreb than in Warsaw which is nice
So I've lived in Zagreb on and off for the past year, and visited Warsaw recently... I found Warsaw a decent amount cheaper. Although don't get me wrong, I LOVE Zagreb, I think it's one of the more expensive places in the Balkans, less than Dubrovnik or Split, but still...
interesting point of view. I might be just spending a ridiculous amount of money on living in Warsaw :-)
This accomodation price is for tourist short term rental I guess cause it's really high. For regular monthly rent for a small apartment it's from cca 250-300$ plus 150 $ for utilities.
Yup exactly - It's a 1 month booking, no deposit, booked 6 weeks out, no utility costs and in the centre of town.
@@DanegerAndStacey If you are still around visit Samobor, a small town only half an hour away but really nice. Locals go just to have their weekend coffee over there.
Very useful
Stoked - thanks
ok i have now one nudging question...if baby Danger/Stacey happens, will you two keep traveling while raising it/them? Or you will move back to NZ? i heard of some families which raise and educate their kids on the go...
That's a bloody good question! One that we dont have answers for right now haha
twooooooooo!!!! Goooooood morninggggggggggg
🙏🏼 🙏🏼 🙏🏼 See you again tomorrow :)
It's definitely helpfull and informative. 👍🏻Don't believe the mean people...let the hatters hate ...😉
Haters gon hate :)
daneger how do you stay so buff whiling you are traveling are you constantly buy day passes to gyms and ordering eggs at restaurants what are you doing
Ahh this is the smallest I've been in years. During month stays like this we generally eat healthy, high protein, eggs, chicken, turkey, protein powder and trrrrry to go to the gym. Its like a reset month to get slightly back into shape.
You cannot complain about $70 Aus for 2 per day. We enjoy the sights and sounds. Prefer the non touristy stuff.
Yup, we totally agree!
you are great....if you like water do not forget to visit Plitvice lakes......water haven....
I will order the book next pay
Pleased to hear that, Ray - we genuinely believe it's packed full of valuable information!
Cool
Very informative and organized video. But wait, are you also telling me that you can live in Croatia and not even speak Croatian??
Skupo brate!!! = Expensive bro!! :( For our paymant.. but very good video!!
Yup deinitely compared to local prices, but travellers will watch and give them a good idea what to expect
its cheap for you yea but the standart salary here is 3000-4000HRK
My dad had 2000kn
Nice guys.I even forgiven you the accent. ((Second worse in the universe )after Kiwian))
Wich are the average salaries in croatia???? thanks.
Not sure, sorry!
Hi can you please tell what minimum salary in Croatia
We have no idea? 😂 Maybe Google it!
How hard is to find English speaking job in Croatia?.
No idea sorry! We work online
Hey, guys, you are pretty thrifty. That's less than I spend alone!
You look like a German dj called Heron
you lost me at 1.30. boring boring
Lucky no ones forcing you to watch. Cya!
Merch? Are you fn kidding me, who buys that shit