The cost breakdown of two days in Santiago de Chile
I spent the first two days of my four week Chile trip in the capital Santiago de Chile. Like always I jotted down exactly how much I spent:
The Program
Day 1: Early morning arrival at the airport in Santiago and drive downtown. Visit of Cerro San Cristobal, the city centre and participation in a guided city tour.
Day 2: Visit of the markets La Vega und Central, walk of the neighbourhood Brasil und visit of the Museo de la Memoria y los Derechos Humanos.
Here is a more in depth article about my first two days in Santiago de Chile.
How I travel
- Transportation: I walk a lot but also take buses or metros from time to time
- Accommodation: Shared dorm in hostel
- Food: markets or street food in the centre
Cost breakdown of two days in Santiago de Chile
Day 1: Arrival in Santiago | 35.25€ | |
Hostel | 16€ | |
Bus to City Center | 2€ | |
Metro to Hostel | 0.90€ | |
Funicular Ride | 2€ | |
3 Bananas | 1€ | |
Food | 2.45€ | |
Metro | 0.90€ | |
Tips for City Tour | 10€ | |
Day 2 | 19.80€ | |
Hostel | 16€ | |
Metro | 0.90€ | |
Food | 0.50€ | |
Fresh Juice | 2.40€ | |
Total | 55.05€ |
*I used the daily conversion rate (Chilean Peso to Euros). All amounts are rounded up.
Conclusion and tips
A lot of travels say that Chile is quite expensive for budget travellers but I don’t necessarily share this opinion. However, I did not eat out in restaurants, stayed at a cheap hostel and stuck to my budget.
You can find more tips about Santiago in this article.
Have you been to Santiago de Chile? How was it? Did you find it to be cheap or expensive?