VIDEO Living on $10 vs. $100 a day in Dubrovnik

How well can you live and travel on 10 USD vs. 100 USD a day in Dubrovnik, the most expensive city in Croatia? Naick&Kim challenged themselves to get the...

by Tena Brnad 29. September 2021.

How well can you live and travel on 10 USD vs. 100 USD a day in Dubrovnik, the most expensive city in Croatia?

Naick&Kim challenged themselves to get the most out of both budgets and here’s what that got them.

Video by Naick&Kim.

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