Life In Greece
Greece is currently undergoing some financial turmoil, which is bad for the locals and good for the expats. Many retirees can enjoy a comfortable lifestyle on a budget of $1,800 per month. You can get a regular one-bedroom flat outside a big city for $265. Meanwhile, expats report that utilities will cost two people $150 and groceries will set you back by $250, excluding meals in restaurants. If you stay away from the tourist areas and expat locales, you will get an even better deal. Of course, let us not forget that Greece is home to numerous ancient ruins and archaeological wonders. Living here means you are as near to the Acropolis of Athens or Parthenon as you can possibly be. For the outdoorsy folks among us, there are amazing caves, lakes, and monasteries above rock pillars accessible by rope bridges too.
Life In Greece
Croatia
Croatia gained independence from Yugoslavia back in 1991. Since then, expats have been going to the geographically diverse nation in droves. With its lovely Mediterranean climate, Adriatic coasts, and beautiful mountains, the little country offers something for all kinds of people. As a plus, it is easy to travel to Berlin, Paris, and Venice as well as Hungary, Montenegro, and Serbia. With over a thousand islands and reefs, diving and beach enthusiasts should definitely consider it.
Croatia
