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If you are watching the economy park and fly hotels in atlanta it is very easy to get depressed and not plan any vacations. However, now is actually the time to travel, it is the time to see the world, to discover your inner college backpacker. Although, it would help to make your traveling as cheap as possible.
One of the first things visitors notice is that Mexico is not as cheap as they expected it to be. Prices in Mexico can easily be as expensive as any high-class resort or city in the US.  Is it possible to travel in Mexico for cheap?
In fact you can travel in Mexico for $45 a day (including accommodations) without sacrificing comfort or fun. With the exchange rate in Mexico being very favorable to the US dollar at the moment, prices may be as much as 30% cheaper than what we estimate in this article. The focus is on Mexico, but the principles will apply anywhere you go in the world.
When you go largely dictates how much you will be spending. Tourist high season in many parts is from October-April. This is when all the snow birds and cruise ships come in. Prices can easily double park and fly hotels in atlanta during this time in most touristy areas of Mexico.
To get the best prices and deals, try visiting in September and early October. Most hotels and businesses are hurting for customers at this time and offer some great deals to attract business. Temperature and humidity can be very high during these months. If this is too hot for you, prices also start to drop off again in May and the weather is much more agreeable. Be cheap, but be comfortable
Hotels in Mexico will range from $25/night to $350+/night. So you can stay as cheaply or as expensively as you like. You could even camp on the beach for free, but that is not generally recommended and is wayyy less romantic than it sounds. If you want to travel cheap, come with a friend so the cost of accommodations can be shared between the two of you.
However, staying at the cheapest hotel in Mexico can ruin your vacation if it is not clean and comfortable. We recommend a balanced approach. For about $50 a night you can usually get a decent, air-conditioned, comfortable room in a nice hotel. Look for one that is centrally located, if they have free wifi too then you are in business! If you are trying to travel cheap you do not need a pool, spa, or other luxuries. Gorgeous and relaxing beaches are just minutes away if you are on the coast, and there is so much exploring to do. Who would want to waste time in a pool anyway?
Restaurants in Mexico can be quite expensive to the budget traveler. If you want a Burger King meal, Starbucks, or KFC you will be paying exactly what you do in the US or more. However, you didn't come to Mexico to eat the same stuff you can find anywhere. You came for the authentic flavor that is world famous. To do this you have to eat where the locals do.
Taco stands on the streets offer great cheap eats in Mexico. You can easily get a taco and cup of hot consome (a local broth soup) for under a dollar. This is probably your best bet for eating cheaply in Mexico. You can usually park and fly hotels in atlanta tell the quality of the food by the popularity of the taco stand. Do a lot of locals eat there? Then, the food is probably fresh, cheap, and good. Also check the cleanliness of the stand. Many owners meticulously clean every utensil until it shines every day. If it looks clean and popular, then you have a go.
If you want something a little nicer you can look in the neighborhoods off the tourist strips for the small family owned restaurants. These places can be diamonds in the rough, offering you an unforgettable experience and authentic local flavor. Usually you can eat for less than five dollars a meal.
If you are staying for an extended period of time, or just want some fresh produce the local markets, fruit stands, and convenience stores (abbarotes in Spanish) are always going to be cheaper than the larger park and fly hotels in atlanta grocery stores like Walmart, Soriana, and Comercial. Shop at the local markets and abbarotes to get great deals on fruit and vegetables, as well as local arts and crafts.
Be sure to try out the local fruits. You can usually get a cup of mangos or a mix of fruit with chili, salt, and lemon on it for 10 pesos. This is a uniquely Mexican way to eat fruit, and is an acquired taste for many. Be adventurous, give it a try! A life saver when eating park and fly hotels in atlanta local produce is Microdyn, it cleans and purifies anything with just a few drops.
Prices for goods (not food) are usually not set in stone, there is usually some amount of bargaining you can do. Again, however, there is a balance to be had. Be aware that the locals don't make much money off most of their items. They try to keep their product as cheap as possible to bring in the business, so they probably need the few extra pesos more than you.
Getting around in most parts of Mexico couldn't be easier. Usually they have a great and easy to use bus system. It costs about 5 pesos (.50 cents) per trip. Take note of what buses stop where you are so if you ever want to get back you can catch it. If you see the bus you want, the direction and general area they are going is plastered park and fly hotels in atlanta on the front windshield, just wave your hands and they will probably pull over. You can jump off at any time by tucking and rolling, or we recommend hailing the driver park and fly hotels in atlanta and he will stop kindly for you.
If you are into playing park and fly hotels in atlanta in the surf then you can usually rent a body board or surf board very cheaply for the day. An umbella, chairs, and table on the beach will cost you about $10. If you bargain you might be able to get them down a bit. A great trick is to check the markets, many times they offer a personal beach umbrella for under $10 that you can use again and again.
Other cheap attractions are the local circuses. park and fly hotels in atlanta If you are fortunate enough to have one in town while you are visiting the price is 20 pesos for admission. Never thought you would see lions and tigers on your Mexican vacation did you?
To your list of tips, I d add: Venture into the interior. While most Americans visit the coasts Cancun to the east and Cabo to the west the interior destinations tend to offer more bang for the traveler s buck or peso.
The answer is: it depends on what kind of travel you do. For a vacationer, $45 a day is super cheap. For a long term traveler like yourself, or a backpacker, then $45 is high. Of course you can stay in hostels, couch surf, buy groceries or rent an apartment to reduce costs. But I think Stephen was speaking more broadly, that regardless of what kind of traveler you are, you can still visit Mexico cheaply.
I agree with all the points park and fly hotels in atlanta on how to live and get around. My parents (who are by no means backpackers ) travel in Mexico for months at a time and live pretty easy in that range. Which shows how easy it can be
@NomadicMatt @Taylor DavidsonWell, you are right, $45 a day isn t too hard to travel. Especially with the exchange rate right now, it s more like $30 a day. I wrote the article with a 10/1 exchange rate in mind. You can rough it for much less, but your average recreational vacationer won t want to bring their own sleep sack and wake up with cockroaches falling on them and crawling under the covers. (been there done that *shudder*)
Traveling into the interior is amazing, park and fly hotels in atlanta and definitely cheaper, there are some pretty awesome sights in this country. Even along the coast, if you stay off the tourist track then you can find much cheaper places.
park and fly hotels in atlanta I thoroughly enjoyed reading your post.I agree with you. If one wants to visit Mexico then the person must go during September or early October to get the best prices and deals. If you go during tourist season don t forget to carry loads of cash.
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