20 Cheapest Beach Towns You Can Live In

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The 20 cheapest beach towns you can live in around the world are slices of heaven that will leave a lot of people packing their bags. Of course, it’s wise to do your research before moving.

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Gold Beach, Oregon

In the USA, this is one of the cheapest beach towns to live in given the cost of housing, food, transport, and even healthcare. It’s also one of the friendliest places around.

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Roatan, Honduras

Housing near this beach is quite cheap when compared to other places. The white sandy beaches and level of development are nice too.

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Virginia Beach, Virginia

With housing less than $3k available, this is cheap and affordable and a suitable place for retirement. The cleanliness of the place is likely to attract a lot of people.

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Patong, Thailand

It’s amazing how many people would love to live abroad. The local customs are interesting and the cost of living is insanely low.

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Alanya, Turkey

From the traditional Turkish lifestyle that comes with affordable rates to the beautiful beaches, this place is heaven. It’s a simpler life that a lot of people would fully enjoy.

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Las Terrenas, Dominican Republic

Plenty of people already feel the need to head to the DR, but finding a spot all their own is even more enticing. This cosmopolitan area is great for anyone who wants to settle within the vibrant community.

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Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

This is one of the more popular places in the USA for a few reasons. It’s a cheap beach town with a great view of the Atlantic and a million-dollar landscape.

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Rio De Janeiro, Brazil

Well-known and well-liked, this place is remarkably cheap but also highly attractive. Copacabana is by far one of the most popular spots that helps this location to remain so attractive.

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Tulum, Mexico

Mexico is already a fun spot for many to visit, so living there is even better when one finds a great spot like this. It is a prime tourist site, but tourists do go home eventually.

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Pedasi, Panama

Located on the Azuero Peninsula, there are multiple beachfronts that one can gain access to. There’s plenty to make this place attractive, and access to all the amenities is just one of them.

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Canggu, Bali, Indonesia

There are a lot of expats that live in this location thanks to the cheap prices. But the natural beauty of the place is one of the biggest draws.

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Las Palmas, Gran Canaria

There are plenty of houses that allow quick access to the beach in this spot. It’s also fairly cheap to rent if one is so inclined.

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Panama City, Panama

This place is usually quite lively and has beaches all around it. It’s not too pricey to set yourself up here and there’s always something to do.

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Taghazout, Morocco

You can find this place on the southwest coast of Morocco. It’s a great destination for surfers and other tourists, and it’s usually quite lively.

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Mazatlan, Mexico

Yep, back to Mexico again, where there are plenty of hot spots that are easy to afford. This place has seen plenty of immigrants over the years and it’s a friendly spot for everyone.

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Gulfport, Mississippi

Quaint, affordable, and fun. That about sums up this place, apart from the fact that it’s also a mid-sized city that offers a lot for people to do.

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Puerto Vallarta, Mexico

Let’s face it, Mexico is a very fun and very affordable place to live. When you’re on the coast it’s even better since you get the low cost and the pleasure of being in the most enjoyable spot.

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Azores, Portugal

You can find apartments, villas, or houses at a very affordable rate in this area. The cost of living is also preferable to many other locations.

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Cartagena, Colombia

This is another very popular tourist attraction that people tend to flock to during the tourist season. Why not stick around and make it home?

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Varna, Bulgaria

It doesn’t sound like a spot that people know a lot about, does it? But as one of the cheapest beach towns in the world, the fact is that it’s located on the Black Sea and it’s lively enough for just about anyone.