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Live135 guides · 67 countries · updated weekly
Real prices in local currency, castle and historic-site entry fees, opening hours, and exactly how to get there.
Departures
The countries with fresh coverage this month, with entry fees, transit and daily costs checked against the source. Tap a row to board.
Fresh off the road
Four Estonian castles, four separate ticket systems, and no combo pass between them. Rakvere's hands-on medieval exhibits run about 12-14 EUR, the priciest of the bunch as of October 2026.
A mid-range couple on Rarotonga spends about NZD 350-450 a day combined, and adding Aitutaki's lagoon cruise package tacks on another NZD 350-450 per person for the day trip alone.
A shell of kava at a Port Vila nakamal runs 100 to 200 VT, making it one of the cheapest nights out in the entire South Pacific.
The receipts
Every ticket is a guide with a verified entry fee or daily budget, in local currency first.

Verified cost
$20-35
Roughly 13,000 to 22,000 CFA ($20-35) per person for ferry, entry fees, guide, and lunch
Verified cost
GHS 40-150
GHS 40-150 per person for castle entry (about $3-$11) as of October 2026

Verified cost
$20
$20 USD Victoria Falls entry (Zambia side), $50 USD KAZA UniVisa
Verified cost
Free
Toompea free; Kuressaare ~10-12 EUR; Narva ~8-10 EUR; Rakvere ~12-14 EUR (adult, as of October 2026)
Verified cost
NZD 250-400
Mid-range daily budget: NZD 250-400 per person (USD 150-240)

Verified cost
$45
Backpacker budget around 5,500 to 8,500 VT per day (about $45 to $70 USD) as of October 2026
Verified cost
€31,
Neuschwanstein + Hohenschwangau combo ~€31, full day trip from Munich ~€80-100 per person as of October 2026
Verified cost
8 eur
8 euros for Palamidi, free for Monemvasia, 4 euros for Methoni, 12 euros for the Palace of the Grand Master in Rhodes

Verified cost
$60
$60 to $280 USD per day depending on travel style, as of October 2026

Verified cost
$5
Fasil Ghebbi entry roughly 300 to 400 birr ($5 to $7 USD) as of October 2026, plus a shared guide fee of 300 to 600 birr
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