Every year, a significant number of individuals, particularly retirees and digital nomads, are drawn to Europe’s coastal cities. However, many of the continent’s premier coastal destinations, such as Nice, Lisbon, Barcelona, and Genoa, are characterized by overcrowding and steep living costs. In contrast, a plethora of smaller, equally captivating coastal cities offer the same Mediterranean climate and stunning coastal views at a fraction of the price, without the feeling of being cramped. These hidden gems are ideal for those seeking a tranquil existence, far away from the hustle and bustle of urban life. Moreover, living expenses in these cities are remarkably lower, and even during peak tourist season, most of these remain relatively uncrowded, with prices rarely increasing, ensuring a consistent cost of living throughout the year.
So here are 15 small and cheap beachside cities to live in Europe.
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I wish I could go there
I will have choose Fréjus instead of Toulon. There is a cheaper city along the méditerranée in France
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2 cheaper life living is in Montenegro or more even cheaper Baltic countries like Poland ,Estonia
The same principle to live in Europe should be applied as on the country of origin: if I can’t live in the USA (as a retired) longer than 6 months/year due to regulations, then an American shouldn’t be able to do the same in Europe. Unfortunately most European countries are too soft and allow that Americans, Australians, Russians, South Africans and many others to buy properties to rent to Europeans and earn money, inflate prices and use our public healthcare without injecting a dime! If we try to do the same in the USA out other countries, we’ll be denied that. Unfortunately European politicians are totally bought and allow everything the USA says. Tough to change that…