Top 10 Places for Honeymoon (Under budget)

 


  1. Bali, Indonesia:     Bali offers stunning beaches, lush landscapes, and a rich culture, all at affordable prices.


  3. Croatia: Explore the beautiful cities of Dubrovnik and Split, as well as the stunning Adriatic coast, without the high costs of Western Europe.


  5. Portugal: Portugal is known for its picturesque landscapes, historic cities, and delicious cuisine, all at a fraction of the cost of other European destinations.


  7. Mexico: From the beaches of Cancún to the culture of Mexico City, Mexico offers diverse experiences on a budget.


  9. Greece: The Greek Islands offer beautiful scenery, ancient history, and affordable accommodations.


  11. Thailand: Thailand boasts stunning beaches, rich cultural experiences, and delicious street food, all without breaking the bank.


  13. Costa Rica: For nature lovers, Costa Rica offers affordable eco-tourism adventures in its rainforests and national parks.


  15. Morocco: Explore the vibrant markets, historic cities, and the Sahara Desert in Morocco on a budget.


  17. Vietnam: Experience the rich history, culture, and natural beauty of Vietnam without spending a fortune.


  19. Nicaragua: This Central American gem offers beautiful landscapes, volcanoes, and a vibrant culture at a fraction of the cost of neighboring countries.

Remember that the cost of your honeymoon can vary depending on factors like the time of year, your choice of accommodations, and how you plan your activities. It's important to set a budget and do thorough research to find deals and discounts to make the most of your honeymoon while staying within your budget.



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