3 Frugal Vacation Ideas For 2020

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The thought of flying to a far-flung destination to enjoy some sun, sand, and relaxation may sound like bliss. However, with Covid-19 showing no sign of abating just yet, you might feel safer sticking a little closer to home. Trying to plan a summer vacation without breaking the bank can be tricky. However, in these uncertain economic times, it’s crucial that you can keep a closer eye on the purse strings. You need to investigate more frugal options to help you save a bit of cash.

If you are worried about your finances, you don’t have to forego holidays altogether. You can read more about how to clear your debts rather than relying on credit. Top up your savings and then plow some of your disposable income into your vacation plans. Take a look at how you can enjoy a break away without spending a small fortune.

Road Trip

If you aren’t sure where to take your brood this summer, consider a road trip. Venturing to somewhere near the coast or to a national park will give you the chance to explore your home nation. While you might be used to more exotic and exciting holidays, a trip with your camping gear can help you to spend more quality time together with your family. You could drive to an idyllic location and enjoy some local hospitality. Campsites are relatively cheap to reserve. Try to spend at least two nights in each location if you are planning on heading out on a tour. Alternatively, you can hot foot it to one campsite to base yourself at and take day trips to see some awesome vistas and see the sights.

Freebies

When out and about on your vacation, check out those activities that you can partake in that cost nothing or very little. Museums and parks are often free to enter and enjoy. Many museums, castles, and amusement parks also offer two for one deals if you collect vouchers or scour the Internet for discounts. These can be great to save a bit of cash and to keep your little darlings occupied while out on the open road. When looking for activities, plan them into your itinerary and order them. Craft your route according to the sights you want to see and the things you want to do. Make sure that you are only on the road for a maximum of two hours a day. While it is a road trip, you don’t want to spend every waking moment behind the wheel.

Eating Out

Eating out can be one of the most expensive aspects of a vacation. If you head to a campsite, you have the opportunity to cook your own food. Consider a self catering cottage or apartment through AirBnB if you don’t fancy slumming it in a tent. Having a kitchen area of sorts allows you to get in a grocery shop and cook your own meals. You can even prepare packed lunches meaning that you don’t have to fork out for costly lunches in a cafe or from a restaurant. This means you don’t have to worry about taking too much money when out on excursions.

You don’t have to spend a small fortune when embarking on a summer holiday. Follow this guide and enjoy a frugal and fun vacation in 2020.

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