What Can $100 Get In MEDELLIN COLOMBIA?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 มิ.ย. 2024
- What can 100 dollars get in MEDELLIN colombia? Today we're taking on the $100 challenge. Colombia is one of the cheapest countries in South America and definitely the cheapest country we've ever been to.
Transportation, Accommodation, Activities, and eating out can all be done on a small budget, but today we're going to see just how far $100 goes in Medellin, Colombia!
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CHAPTERS:
0:00 - What can $100 get you in Medellin Colombia?!
0:45 - Street Empanadas
2:36 - Booking a hostel
5:41 - Airbnb experience
7:55 - Comuna 13 tour
10:07 - Best pizza in Laureles
12:31 - Medellin Nightlife
13:58 - Bad hostel experience
16:04 - Fancier apartment option
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Honestly the crunch from Eric's empanada was so satisfying
Right?! Nice solid crunch sound.
@@EricandSarahhi there I just started watching your videos and automatically loved your guyses chemistry and I just renewed my passport and I'm waiting on it I just had a few questions like for example your hostel do you use a credit card that you own from the states and automatically bookie or do you buy a prepaid credit card loan money into it to use the money to purchase the hostile or how does that work if you're going to use if you're from the states and visiting
Lol yes, I immediately gave the video a thumbs up after I heard it!
You're making us miss Medellin! Great memories for us, especially meeting you both!
It was so great to meet you two!!
Hey, I’m so excited to watch this!! Keep it up
🥳🥳🥳 hope you enjoy!
Love you guys! Thank you for showing my country in such a positive way! ❤🎉❤
We LOVE Colombia. Mostly because the people are so wonderful 🥰
I am so excited that you are enjoying your visit to Columbia. I would love to visit some day and will keep your experiences in mind 🌎 Thank you for sharing 🚶🏼🚶🏼
You should definitely visit! It’s an incredible country ☺️
ES COLOMBIA, NO COLUMBIA!!!!!!!!
@@mariaeugeniapiedrahitabedo3385 please excuse my typo
@@9001012 OK. Saludos!!!
Great video, friends! Keep on keepin' on!
Thanks Brian! 😄
Great video! Thank you for sharing
Great information. Just what I needed.
Awesome video. Love the chill personalities of both you guys! 🙌🏾
My favorite TH-camrs you guys made me book a flight n go explore the world
What!! That’s awesome!! Have so much fun!
Great vid!
Thank you!
Love this video and the subject matter.
A great travel video of Medellin, Colombia. One got to see the whole city and one learned some of the history of the city. We also learned what the city offered in the way of housing for the traveler on a budget to a more comfortable lodging. You did a great job of showing one how to enjoy Medellin. Colombia.
So glad you enjoyed it! We tried to show a range of prices and activities for travellers :)
Ok, I'm back and looking forward to going back to the start of Columbia videos. Super video!!
Love the video!
Great clip colombia is awesome ❤🇨🇴guys keep doing the good job, ,🙏 blessing, guy's
I was seriously snorting laughing over that umbrella!
🤣🤣🤣 it was so ridiculous
I’m from Medellin and live in Honolulu now and makes me so happy see you guys enjoying our food .amazing videos .I sell aji picante in the farmers markets here lol so cool to see people loving our flavors .
Mmm ají picante 🤤🤤 we miss it already!
Bendiciones hermanos siempre serán bienvenidos a Colombia. 🙏
Gracias amigo ☺️
We can totally relate to your pizza experience! That best pizza we have ever had outside of Italy is hands down this gourmet pizza place in Cali, Colombia. The name is La Bella Pizza and it is located on Calle 2 in barrio El Peñón.
Mmm sometimes when you find something good, you just can’t say no!!
What a cute couple. Thanks for the lovely documentary about my favorite city, Medellin. 💖🐿️🌨️🍃
Hi !!!! Hope you head to Ecuador. Loved your last year series.
We do love Ecuador and hope to return one day!
Here in Colombia we call the hot sauce that comes with empanadas 'aji' which is also the name of the round chili pepper its made from. You're alway given the option of aji picante or dulce.
You ate at Olivia pizza in Laureles. There is another location in Manila not too far from where you ate the empinadas. Within walking distance
Hey guys, We follow you. What do you do for work other than being traveling nomads? Always excited to see new vids.
Hey! Glad to have you along! We create travel guides, write blogs, create videos for other companies and have ongoing film contracts on the side. It makes for a busy lifestyle, but it allows us to travel!
Thank you 👌🏼
FYI- There have been occurrences of violence on the Comuna 13 tour. The locals honestly don't like tourists going around their neighborhood like they are animals in a zoo. Basically tourists have no business going into the comunas.
Good video. Heading to Medellin soon and have the Comuna 13 tour already booked. Is there any stand out spots from your trip you would go back to for sure and did you ever feel unsafe?
Amazing! Hope you love it as much as we did :) The only place we felt slightly unsafe was in La Candelaria… it was quite busy and we felt a lot of people watching us. We even had people tell us to be careful with our phones at Plaza Botero. Still worth a visit but I’d be hyper aware with your belongings there. And be aware of your belongings on the metro when it’s crowded (even locals will wear their backpacks on the front).
I'm curious to know what accommodations are like in between the $8 hostel bed and the $45 apartment. I'd imagine you can get something pretty decent for $20.
I stayed right nexto that hotel for a couple of weeks.
Oh awesome! 😄
gosh i love u guys vibe... u guys rock......
🥰🥰🥰
Love Medellin Colombia 🇨🇴
Us too!!
Fun with happy end 😂😂😂😂
Awesome Y'all... I'm gotta go now!! Just skip the hostel thou!! Love Yur Video!!
Go!! It’s awesome!!
Wow. I typically spend $50 USD and dont feel like I am shortchanging myself. Was just in Salvador...by myself.
Usually you can join free tours and then just tip them. Just as good.
First time in a hostel. How weird. Aren't you backpackers?! More high end than me I guess. It's all good though! Besides I am not dedicated nor talented enough to make my own channel. So good for you and good for your viewers. Thanks
As we said at the end, $50 is a very comfortable budget in Medellin! Our total spend included 2 nights accommodation so not one day spending.
And we’ve stayed in many hostels… but always private rooms because they’re usually same price as 2 dorm beds and we like have a secure place for our equipment :)
Thanks for the videos. Very helpful to plan my tour to Colombia.
On an average how much budget is needed for a three weeks trip to colombia: Bogota, medeiin and Cartagena?
Can we simply walk-in to any bank to cashout local currency? Or where is the best location to get some local currency? Average expenses per day in USD?
Glad for you, great video. What state in the USA are you guys from??
Canada - the 51st state haha
@@EricandSarah haha sorry guys I thought you were from the us. Nice, my cousin lives in Canada, pretty cool.
Medellin is one of our choice places to move or Vilcabamba by year end.
Oh very cool! Tough decision though :)
I enjoy staying in hostels. You can always meet interesting people there.
Very true!
Fun experience and very cheap. I spent 8 euros in three beers here in europe. So you got lucky. i reality enjoy your videos :)
Honestly in Canada these days it’s hard to even get one beer for $8 🙄
Can you share the names of budget friendly hotels in El Pablado....near to everything
First time i saw you guys had to improvise due to rain...usually u r prepared for all weathers... Also, the dollar is 100 USD or CAD?
Haha we’ve been getting soft because we’ve lucked out with the weather the last few months! Gotta get back to being ultra prepared 😉 And we did everything in USD because most people find that conversion easier than CAD 😊
well said. I went on the same tour, DEFINITELY so incredible, one of the best experiences you can have in Medellin
Such an incredible and moving tour! We would recommend everyone to do that in Medellín.
Is the link in the description the same tour?
I am curious how much the apartment would be by the month rather than day? I'd like to spend a month in Medellin.
Hmm that’s quite hard to estimate because it all depends on the area of the city and what amenities you want. But most Airbnb’s will offer a 10-20% rental discount for monthly stays.
@@EricandSarah Thanks for the feedback! I often book a couple maybe three nights via booking then and walk about town looking for apartments to rent. This worked especially well in Guatemala.
En su país cada cuanto llueve?
What app did you use to book the hostal room?
Nice map animations. Is that a plug in?
Yeah! It’s called GeoLayers 3. I was having a hard time finding assets elsewhere and it was taking too much time so I ended up purchasing this instead.
@@EricandSarah thanks guys.
you opened the umbrella "indoors"? omg!!
Haha it was POURING outside… had to test it inside 😉
How can I get a hold of esteban?
I would interject that the metro is not as safe as pickpocketing is very common in Medellin.
Highrises are literally 350 + monthly
Want to meet some fellow travellers (your parents age)? We are in Poblado til Mid April 2023.
Oh we would love to but we already left 🥲 Hope you are enjoying your time there!
🎉On March 17, TIME magazine included Medellin among the 50 best destinations in the world in 2023.
And in January THE NEW YORK TIMES also included Medellin among the 50 best destinations in the world in 2023.
❤Medellin is the #1 city in quality of life in the country, it has already surpassed Cartagena in international tourists and is, according to Dane.
Do you speak Spanish or how hard was it to get around without spending Spanish?
We really don't call that picante, that would translate to hot sauce, and that sauce, while having some spice, isn't mean to be spicey per say. It's called aji (pronounced a-hee).
Are you guys still in Colombia?
I would love to visit Medellin in August for 2 weeks but I am so scared because of all the horror stories I read. I am from Europe, tall and definitely not looking like a Latino. I speak very good Spanish tho. What do you say? Any tips or good words to calm me down? :-(
If you speak Spanish you’re already miles ahead! If you’re really nervous, then stay in a more touristy area like El Poblado or Laureles. Use your street sense to watch your belongings at all times, don’t date random people, don’t accept drinks (or overindulge)… if you follow all the standard safety precautions you’ll be fine! We spent 3 months in Colombia and never felt unsafe :)
Some sort of dusting on the pizza eh? In Medellin? 🤔 JK.
My wife has been trying to replicate the crunchiness of the Colombian empanada but after many years of trying she still can't do it. She's from Venezuela.
That empanada sounded amazingly crunchy!
Cheers!
she has to mix the flour, (harina de maiz) with potatoes, I think. Google Colombian empanadas, their a site for it.
See ,
Explaining the world hahaha
3:57 Uber defiantly dint cost 3 dollars you are looking at least 5-6 dollars.
#YE24
"That hasn't happened since last year eric" 😳
100 dolar in colombia is a lot
It’s insulting to show what you can buy with more than a weeks salary of a local…. That dollars status won’t last forever so enjoy
Where is the best place to stay for a person who has plenty of money and can't speak a word of Spanish ?
Probably El Poblado! It’s the priciest but a lot more service industry folks speak English in that neighbourhood :)
@@EricandSarah Thanks so much !
Hostle for a couple? Why
Y’all wild sleeping in that place
$100.00 USD's can get you into $100,000 USD's worth of problems, disturbances and take your life too !
Plenty of poontang
Fried food and beef = not good fools!
Guys do NOT believe this video. Because of huge tourism prices have exploded. It is defiantly ONE of the MOST expensive countries in South America
Tourists with no clue of the dangers... it's cheap means there are a lot without, and your it's cheap makes you rich to those without, and they will take it from you and resent you for being able to do cheap things to you but rich to them attitude.
It's like Paris Hilton flexing and flashing money, visiting your house and community buying champagne and catering,
and you can barely pay your rent.
Telling a poor person who doesn't know how he's going to pay their cheap rent is insensitive and will get you robbed.
Speak for yourself. Don't make assumptions about people just because your dollar stretches more than it does in somewhere like Iceland. If you feel 'safe' because you are paying 50 bucks for a burger in Iceland then go to Iceland. These people weren't flaunting cash or acting rich.