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1. #HOW MUCH DOES A BIG MAC COST IN JAPAN IN AMERICAN DOLLARS FULL#
2. #HOW MUCH DOES A BIG MAC COST IN JAPAN IN AMERICAN DOLLARS PLUS#

Transport: Local buses cost between $0.50 and $3. The cheapest private room we stayed in was $4.90 per person, the most expensive was $16 per person.

#HOW MUCH DOES A BIG MAC COST IN JAPAN IN AMERICAN DOLLARS PLUS#

Still, we managed to spend less than $25 per person per day by staying away from overpriced tourist shuttles and keeping our booze easy and local, plus we chose budget accommodation under $10 per person in a private room.Īccommodation: On average we spent $9 per person per night. We took advantage of the high quality international cuisine in Antigua and around Lake Atitlan, putting away pots of fondue and bottles of wine, and discovering the wonders of Israeli food.

#HOW MUCH DOES A BIG MAC COST IN JAPAN IN AMERICAN DOLLARS FULL#

Beer $1.50 – $2.50.Īctivities: Full day snorkeling tour $40, cave tours between $45 and $70 per person. Transport: A long-distance bus from Belize City to San Ignacio near the Guatemalan border was $3.50, boats between Belize City and Caye Caulker were $10.įood:$10 per person including beer. If you want to keep your Central America travel budget low, we’d suggest skipping Belize.Īccommodation: $7.50 – $12.50 per person in a double room average A double room cost $25 on Caye Caulker, but only $15 in San Ignacio. Minus the adventure, Belize would have cost around $40 per person per day. We could have spent less here, but couldn’t pass up the adventure ops available like snorkeling and caving, which would have been much more expensive in Europe or North America. This number is the average over six months, but there were major differences in how we spent our money in the various countries, so we have also broken it down per country: Central America travel budget breakdown per country Belize: $54 per person per dayīelize was by far the most expensive country in Central America, but we enjoyed our time there immensely. Originally we had a rough goal in mind to shoot for under $1,000 per person per month, but we ended up spending even less thanks to keeping a close eye on our spending. That is about $890.47 per person per month, or $30.36per person per day (for the exact amount of days we were in Central America). We spent exactly six months traveling through all Central American countries – Belize, Honduras, Guatemala, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama – spending a total of $10,685.65 for both of us.

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