How To Travel Cheap

Here are a few tips and tricks if you travel with little money!

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[DreamOnMaddie]

LOVE IT! Always book a place to stay with a kitchen - that way you can self-cater, saving you loads of money at meal times...but perhaps leave a little money for local cuisine!

[Annandthecat]

This morning Charlie and I got up at 3 a.m. and made our way to the airport to fly to Berlin where we would spend a little less than a week, then take the train to Hamburg and three days later another train to Copenhagen. So let’s talk about how to travel with little money.

Number 1. BE FLEXIBLE
Be flexible with your destinations. Use sky scanners everywhere, a tool, for example, to find some great offers. And fly outside of season. Make sure you don’t travel to a country during the holidays or school breaks.

Number 2. GET UP EARLY
Early flights are cheap flights, but they give you extra time wherever you go. So set your alarm.

Number 3. BRING A BOTTLE AND SOME SNACKS
When you’re walking around the city you’re gonna get thirsty and a little hungry. Instead of buying a small bottle of water at every other street corner bring your own! little things like that add up.

Number 4. AIRBNB OR HOSTELS
I love Airbnb. That’s that. I’ve only ever been in luck and found a great place with good access and for a good price. And hostels are a perfect way to meet from all over the world if you’re travelling alone.

Number 5. EAT LIKE A LOCAL
Don’t eat near sightseeing spots. Guaranteed the price of the food will be higher just because it’s near the Brandenburg Gate or the Eiffel Tower. Find smaller places where locals eat, where the owner knows his crowd and greets them, where the food is authentic.

Number 6. GET LOCAL CURRENCY
Do not get it at the airport or some exchange place. It will cost you loads. Instead, get some beforehand at your bank or when you arrive, find a bank and then ATM and make a bigger withdrawal, so you don’t pay exchange fees and transaction fees several times.

Number 7. FREE WALKING TOURS
Sand immense walking tours all over Europe are great if you want to learn a little bit about the city you are in, and its histories, definitely book a walking tour.

And finally
Number 8. USE YOUR FEET
Bring good shoes and get walking. All right, those are my 8 travel tips. What are your travel tips? Leave them in the comments and I will see you next Friday. Bye!

[vlvty]

1, 2, 3 AND ALL IS ALRIGHT (i love this video and the song just makes it even better) : )

[marquisellis.]

my #1 tip is to always bring a notebook and some music! my go-to necessities.

[OpheliaVert]

This is astonishingly well edited. Also my inner gay looks forward to meeting my own Charlie. Gorgeous x

[danifonts]

Your voice sounds very similar to the voice of Hannah Baker, from 13 Reasons Why

[tomek]

The only thing I would add, would be to avoid exchanging money at your bank, and to use a comparison website to find the best rate. Just had a look, and buying €500 from Barclays would cost £454.75, compared to £433.09 from a comparison website (order online, pick up in person)

[KeshArt]

Have loads of fun while you're at it ;)

[carinarodrigues]

the backpack that you were using in the video... what are its measures?! i want to buy one that i can use as a carry on with low cost companies, but i'm afraid to buy one that is too big or one too small that doesnt allow me to carry many things

[MegIgarashi]

Love the video!! I just went to Korea last week and tried to go as cheap as possible and I stayed within my budget :)

[lindakoenig]

yay its so cool youve been to berlin again! its the city i was born and still live in and its probably the best city i will ever explore. thanks for you travel tips, i will definitely use them on my next trip. take care! :)

[HazyBluex]

Amazing tips! I'm planning a holiday with some friends and I think this will help us so much since we have so little money

[EMPOWA]

awesome tips! i just got back from backpacking southeast asia and these are great tips

[aleksandrzelenskiy]

Thanks for this plan - it will be helps have more traveling

[CollectiveAlter]

Very nicely done loved how quick but action packed the content was 👌needed those tips before my journey.

[paulherbig]

Love that! Three months ago I was with a friend from the university for one week in Malmö. And now your video describes exactly what we've experienced! :D
Greetings from Germany! ;)

[GuyLarsen]

Great roundup! Looks like you both had a nice time! :)

[FernandaGouveia]

I need some tips about what equipments are good to film travels. In this video, for exemple, what camera do you used?

[funvlada]

I'd also add that you shouldn't pay by card when you're abroad

[KaylaJoyce]

really great tips, Marie! Can't wait to use them on my next trip ! ps <3 Tom Rosenthal!!