BACKPACKERS Cost of living French Polynesia FOOD GROCERY SUPERMARKET MOOREA

Cost of living in French Polynesia FOOD GROCERY SUPERMARKET MOOREA. French Polynesia is also a backapackers option for travel and I have many poeople asking me how much is the cost of living there. There you go one video with food samples to buy in supermarket in Moorea.

[@chrischart2386]

In California those prices are really reasonable.

[@INEEDvacations]

Im from Poland and in Poland its 50% less

[@antoniomelendez9560]

You have the most real, coolest videos of living in that paradise....keep doing it!!

[@INEEDvacations]

Thanks!

[@Sweatyfleariddledcamelblanket]

local product should always be on the top shelf well made movie thank you

[@jon6309]

Thank you for this video. I am from Hawaii and heard French Polynesia is much more expensive

[@kylew.4896]

My French professor told me how crazy expensive it is to stay there...totally worth it for a small vacation

[@DangerClose13E]

Geesh. Looks like the XPF is really just based on the USD.

[@goldkwi]

As a Singaporean, i'm starting to question why global indices rank my country as the place with the highest cost of living. The prices in French Polynesia are outrageous even if I read USD as SGD.

[@INEEDvacations]

Singapore is a nice country

[@goldkwi]

@@INEEDvacations thanks! Do visit again!

[@bizzz29]

Learn geography? (i think it's a good start before learn economic)

[@laurentiumanolescu]

2:11 its the same price as in europe as for the beef the same. There is no difference

[@slavek033]

I am living in London UK, shop in massive ASDA , convert USD to Pound and beer, brie almost cheaper or similar than here , tuna about the same, no much difference to be honest, and I consider uk supermarket food prices relatively cheap compare lets say to Luxemburg ( was grocery shopping recently in LUX)

[@INEEDvacations]

The thing is that Pound is very strong. Lucky You. I want to go London to make a video but dont know what topic yet

[@laurentiumanolescu]

1:38 man, there are four pieces for that price that means 500 g which means 10 bucks for a kilo

[@MarkisCouch_1WhatJustHappened]

WOW!

[@michelterral5907]

what about if you don't eat this '''junk'' food ..like vegetable fruits on local market ? or fish sold by fisherman ? LOCAL FOOD ! for poor local people like many of us ??

[@bozmar1]

Those are imported goods ( logically expensive) ... check the street food from locals

[@INEEDvacations]

I did. fish like tuna which could be purchased at. gas station at low price

[@JS-jh4cy]

Okay everything cheaper there than in canafuck except yogart and maybe the meat a few cents more

[@JS-jh4cy]

Icecream is more there because your in a hot country

[@BlowmeRoger]

Expensive as hell, like australia prices and i imagine finding work is next to impossible?

[@laurentiumanolescu]

Quite yes, mostly you need to have money before arriving but you can find a job there, like doctor, lawyer, or mechanic,but there are very few

[@laurentiumanolescu]

But the prices are decent even for a poor european country like romania.

[@PleVan]

@@laurentiumanolescu Yeah, from Poland perspective this prices are ultra high. But, we are very shitty country so...

[@slavek033]

@@laurentiumanolescu what about professional electrician? like domestic or commercial installations? Is english enough to communicate or french is a must?

[@jjsmama401]

How about milk?

[@PortugueseGirl27]

Just eat what's cheaper kkkk that is what I do in all my vacation

[@ajmk22]

same prices as canada.. suppose at least you get real tuna and not fake dyed stuff.. nothing is really "cheap" anymore so its all depending where you want to be. pockets of thailand maybe but I was in Koh Samui and it was Worse than canada because so many people from North America/Canada/AUS moved there long ago and they just literally charge everything to match their lifestyle as they fly back home and back and forth all the tiem so they used it to keep up with a place they wanted to leave??? hmmmm and then end up ruining it for everyone

[@sagatacity]

Hey can you remember if there's olive oil ??!!
don't think so though

[@INEEDvacations]

Yes there was

[@sagatacity]

@@INEEDvacations I can imagine the price 😬

[@Figue-]

Doesn’t French Polynesia use Euros ? Since it’s a Collectivité d’Outre-Mer

[@INEEDvacations]

no. they have their own currency

[@donnypain7827]

It looks cheaper than the Virgin islands

[@csnide6702]

you are in Moorea.... It's going to be pricey.

[@laurentiumanolescu]

But the doritos man... four times the price as in europe.

[@INEEDvacations]

doritos - a. luxury there :)

[@paradiseroad4973]

Super expensive!

[@INEEDvacations]

Yes

[@andreasmoll_0924]

Way too expensive. Unpayable for backpackers!

[@INEEDvacations]

Still cheaper than hotels

[@Moccalocca100]

@Mature Traveler Just what I was thinking. I remember in Africa Lavash quiri was really expensive but cheap in europe

[@ndr_32]

I miss traveling!
Fucking pandemics!

[@INEEDvacations]

Yeah Man, me too. Cant wait to be free again

[@OscarHernandez-vb8lf]

Bored video

[@INEEDvacations]

this is just introduction to prices of grocery shipping