Cheap places like paradise

Boracay in the Philippines is a must-visit place. Its also cheap there. You can also try Bohol and Cebu in the Philippines. Try googling them and you will find really good deals.

The Gambia is cheap so is Tunesia and Turkey. I think with most countries it depends what you call paradise (for me it's mostly dessert) and what you call cheap. Perhaps it's cheap if you already are on Zanzibar? But the country is way more expensive as many others and the flight over there is 2 till 3 times more expensive as the flight to many other African countries. I seldom go for the beaches, ofcourse it's great if there are but I am not the kind of person that is able to lie on the beach for hours/days/weeks. At this moment I don't know what cheap destination I like most. In december I think I will be in the Gambia for the last time. Next year I will see where to go that year (next to Hungary a few times a year and my planned visit to Romania). I spend most money on the trip to get over there. I don't care about the kind of hotel or guesthouse I am staying, same with the food. I mostly eat local, we (me and my kids) have no problem to drink the local water either (don't ask me why). We also don't mind to walk over to somewhere for some hours or part of the day (so no cabs etc unless we are deadly tired). If I make (touristic) visits I seldom use the touroperator, I do it the local way. (Also interesting many times flight + hotel + transfer is much cheaper as just the flight). I always take cash with me so I can only spend what I have with me (most of the time I have money left over which is great if you come back home).

I love Cuba for a cheap Caribbean destination and in particular it would have to be the cayo's just off the mainland. This area is really beautiful and less touristy than somewhere like Varadero

Sad that you are not aware of tiny Himalayan country Bhutan. It is a real paradise but it is not cheap place. Today it is one of the most expensive place in the world to visit but yet one of the destination for tourist. Country has got unique and rich culture and tradition and also very rich biodiversity.

My native place is Kerala and feel proud seeing the name in your selections.Kerala is also known as God's own country among tourists. Main tourist centers are in rural and hilly areas.That may be the main reason for the low cost tourism in Kerala. I think Wayanad may be be the least cost but best place in Kerala Tourism as there isn't any city in that vast hilly area.

New Zealand is a paradise and while not all of it looks like scenes out of Lord of the Rings you don't have to go far to find a spot It's not the cheapest destination but it's a lot cheaper than a lot of places and there isn't the rampant commercialism that abounds in some tourist spots

For me ,living where I live, the most important expense when travelling is the air fare. Of the places you mentioned, I could get cheper air tickets for Dominican Republic and Brasil. Asia is out of the question and I´ll just have to see it in movies or at the web.

Thanks for sharing this information max Tajmahal of india is considered as paradise on earth by many, i have visited that place many times with my family members i have a desire to visit all such places on the globe, but health issues are real problem for me these days lol Best of luck. Professor

It is cheaper to visit Cebu or Bohol. You can also try Boracay. These places are all located in the Philippines. If you prefer nature, you can try Palawan. But if you love the sun, city and the people, you can try Cebu or Bohol. It is literally cheaper to live here even. Also if you come here as a tourists and wants to stay longer than you planned, visa extensions is affordable. Tourist can stay up to 18 months in the Philippines. You only have to extend your visa every 59 days by either going directly to the immigration office locally or your travel agency for a fee. Thailand is a cheap country to go too.

I think New Zealand is a Paradise

My cheap paradise is Goa in winter (from the point of view of a European). Goa is India's smallest state just south of Mumbai. In a way it is 'India for Beginners'. The State of Goa used to be Portuguese and that is still visible - in the food, religion (catholic) and the architecture (lots of crumbling Portuguese mansions). Goa also has miles and miles of wide sandy beaches. Flights from Europe are very reasonbly priced.