I'm usually doing remote work but quit a while back and am just travelling this year while I wait for some stuff to happen and trying to live cheaply doing it.
I'm a non-EU westerner so I can enter anywhere but can't stay for more than 90 days. I'm sort of based in Budapest because of reasons but I don't have residence there.
Where should I spend summer in and around the EU?
All the nice beach places are going to have insane airbnb prices and all I really need is some civilisational basics like good supermarkets and drinkable water. I'd probably want one place inside the EU and at least one place outside it.
Any suggestions SighSee?
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Balkans sound like a good choice for you.
I'm there now but a lot of it will get expensive in Summer when the hordes arrive and I need to go where the holiday makers are not.
Southern Spain or Portugal.
Holy shit that pic screams being made by a 22 year old
Not OP but I've lived both lives. Guy on the right has it better.
>Holy shit that pic screams being made by a 22 year old
SighSee is the kind of board a backpaking college grad on a gap year before work would browse so yeah, probably
Looks like I saved it in 2018 and I'm sure it wasn't a new meme then.
>Southern Spain or Portugal
Portugal has gotten expensive from digital nomads but there might be some quiet bits of it maybe.
Part of my problem is that I need the tourist infrastructure (airbnbs mostly) but don't want the tourist prices.
haahahah I think I made that meme back then
I just tried to check the exif and it's blank so it's clearly from after the exif wiping code as added to SighSee.
How old were you when you made it?
Uhh probably 26
Hah!
Take that
Literally happier as a contractor/line cook/barista poorgay than a solidly middle class public sector b***h.
me on the left
The Mediterranean has been getting unbearably hot during summer due to HAARP faking global warming so I would advise against that.
Nothern europe summers are great and comfy however you need to have good cash to spend a long time there
>The Mediterranean has been getting unbearably hot during summer
Oh, that's true. I'm a shitposter though so unbearably hot is tolerable to me.
Unfortunately, there's probably still going to be hordes on beaches for it so the prices might not drop that much.
>due to HAARP faking global warming
picrel
This is some ironic trolling I haven't seen before.
>Nothern europe summers are great and comfy however you need to have good cash to spend a long time there
I'm looking for the opposite of needing good cash. Not that I don't have it but I'm between gigs and I really hate spending when I'm not earning.
If you wanted to stay in Hungary for a bit, try Szeged, Pecs, or Debrecen. No western European tourist hordes and should be inexpensive because the universities are out for the summer. Debrecen has the best strandfurdo in Hungary, and Szeged has the lovely Tiszapart. For something outside of the EU, I would look at Novi Sad or Belgrade in Serbia or Banja Luka or Sarajevo in Bosnia. If you stayed in Szeged, the cities in Serbia would be a short drive. The ones in Bosnia would be a slightly longer drive but still not inconvenient from Pecs.
>regional Hungarian cities
>Bosnia
Those aren't bad choices, I'm going to avoid Serbia though, very nearly every Serbian male I've ever met has ended up telling me how some neighbouring country isn't a real country and should be Serbian within an hour of meeting them.
I just fricking hate Serbian nationalism and it's so prevalent in their men. If I lived there then I'd have to struggle not to tell them "this is why you were fricking bombed".
I'm also a foreigner based near Budapest, and, while I like Serbia (nationalism doesn't bother me), I like Bosnia better. The countryside is beautiful, the food is amazing, and prices are very reasonable.
If you don't mind going farther afield, I've heard nice things about Albania.
I forgot to mention that Debrecen also has an airport. It doesn't serve a lot of destinations, but it has regular flights to London, Rome, Eindhoven, and Antalya.
>If you don't mind going farther afield, I've heard nice things about Albania.
I'm in Albania now.
I was just coming back from a restaurant where I went to try the local dish (Carp cutlet & roe casserole, not that great and I nearly choked twice on bones) and saw something I've literally never seen before.
A street dog gangbang.
On one of the main restaurant strips, there was a b***h laying down behind a car and a pack of males mounting her one by one, one of them got impatient and tried to mount her head and spitroast her, she wasn't sucking or anything but I think she licked it a bit.
The locals weren't reacting but I've never seen this before in my life, maybe this is how dogs normally are in the wild.
>a slightly longer drive but still not inconvenient
I don't really care about the distance, I don't mind taking a 20 hour bus trip once every few months or doing Albania to Portugal by ferry to Italy and staying a night or two before getting on a 20 hour bus through France and Spain.
It's kind of fun stopping off at random truck stops in the middle of nowhere and seeing what stuff they have in the cafe.
3 is the right number. Past that it is mostly reruns
Norway or estionia for internet quality and connection availability in cities and nature
Norway isn't cheap is it?
Estonia might be though.