What does it ACTUALLY Cost? (Backpacking Europe on a Budget 2024)

Join me as I break down exactly how much money I spent on my 10-week European Backpacking trip. I'll also share tips to help you save money and avoid the mistakes I made along the way.

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Cost Breakdown:

Travel:
Airfare: $606.53
Eurail Pass and Reservations: $411.89
Other Major Travel: $351.06
Public Transit: $237.39

Food:
Groceries: $676.77
Restaurants & Street Food: $1,763.92

Accommodation: $1,711.19

Experiences:
Excursions/Activities: $298.99
Souvenirs(I know I spelled it wrong in the video, sry): $46.41

Other:
Travel Insurance: $262.36
Phone Bill: $162.34
Alcohol: $167.66
Laundry: $44.57

Total: Watch the video to find out! :)

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This is the most type A human I’ve ever seen. This dude has ALL of his shit together. Respect.

[josephmclord]

You are amazing, no one just gives these data so accurately and casually, thank you so much! Also since eating out is the main reason for me traveling, an exact number I can think around was super important for planning out the journey.

[haganmchenry]

Your videos are very good!! I hope traffic on your channel picks up to match the quality of your content.

[nolanjackson]

You don’t need a new SIM card for every country in the EU! Just buy one that’s valid for all of the EU. I bought a HoT SIM card in Austria for €10 and it gave me 10GB of EU data outside of Austria

[nathanrosberg]

Love the breakdown, was waiting for this! Super helpful!

[travelwithchristina]

Great job! You covered a lot of ground with that budget. Especially considering it included your international flights. Have fun in Costa Rica and maybe look into Guatemala as well. Such an underrated country.

[nedfurnell]

Awesome content man,
Im about to move over to London from Australia, and then doing some backpacking when i get over there, super helpful tips cheers mate

[lola]

Thank you so much for this information! Our son graduates in 2025 and wants to go backpacking through Europe this summer. He already went to 5 countries this past summer with EF tours and fell in love with Europe. Now he wants to go on his own. My husband and I are paying for his backpacking so this information helps us a lot. We have put aside $10, 000 for him to be able to do this.

[adventureswithmegan]

Oooh I’m planning Costa Rica this summer will be keeping an eye out!

[harperl]

Amazing video, where might i find a map like the one shown at 0:35

[michaelpirker]

Love your videos. Can't wait for Costa Rica vlogs

[AleksandrAvdeyev]

Nice video! Props on living out your dream

[jackwestaway]

hey bro this video is very insightful as I have been planning my trip with my two mates for a bit and we are leaving in 4 months, keep making vidoes like bro. also how did you find such cheap flights from the us? Im from nz and mine cost around 1600-1700 economy

[lbunnygordon]

Miss the cheap flights got a good 1 in 2019 using Etihad little known then.. was around 550 gbp London to Delhi Delhi to Vangkok Bsngkok to Casablanca and Casablanca to Rome. Yes coking own meals doesnt work so well unless you like spaghetti every night lol

[sahilaujla]

How did you manage working out while traveling? Did you buy one day gym passes wherever you went? And how much time did you spend working out each day and how did you find that time?

[valkam]

For mine 22 day Euro trip I spent right around $3, 500

[XahidAllacces]

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[patrickwarr]

Hey Noah, im about to leave for a similar trip and am wondering more about the flight baggage allowance and being allowed a personal item/smaller bag + your bag, which would be ideal. do you have any knowledge of eastjet or ryanair flights perhaps?

[RyenPacino]

Don’t know if you’ll see this comment but what was the language barrier like? Did you often run into people who spoke English or was there some difficulty there?

[keerthigaddam]

Hi! What tools did you use to track your budget?