Dear beach umbrellas, Italians flee to Greece to save money: beaches from a minimum of 5 euros to a maximum of 30 euros. “Here is the real paradise”

The topic is hot and not only because of the temperatures of the period. For a week now there has been talk of increases in the prices of beach umbrellas and services in Italy. In every part of Italy now tourists, but also Italians looking for refreshment, are astonished by the price signs. The data of Other consumption they speak clearly: “On average, the first row costs 226 euros, a figure that decreases as you choose the subsequent rows: in the second the average cost is 210 euros, 199 euros in the third, 186 from the fourth onwards.”.

Then there are those who get “smart”, do some calculations and decide to fly to Greece, where the music changes radically. These days, sensational receipts are circulating on social media regarding some beaches. Two deckchairs and an umbrella for 6 euros, but the basic cost ranges between 5 and 7 euros. There are also free beaches, in fact there are those who say they spent the whole day with their umbrella in the front row next to a beach establishment of a hotel costing 500 euros a night. The costs? 12 euros for sandwiches and salads at the supermarket”. Then dives and lots of fun.

On the islands of the “VIPs”, however, as Santorini (which however suffers from the phenomenon of overtourism) and Mykonos prices are between 10 and 15 euros, with a maximum of 30 euros. But what about parking? In many beaches it is free.

In short, another sea, other expenses.