Europe’s cheapest beaches revealed – where you can get a beer for as little as 61p

Set on the west of the Alanya peninsula in the Antalya region, Cleopatra Beach lies two kilometres away from Alanya city centre.

At the lesser-known beach, Brit holidaymakers will be able to buy a bottle of water for 30p and grab a quick lunch for £4.48.

But the price of a beer is more expensive compared to other destinations at £1.41 per bottle.

The weather is also great too with temperates reaching 34C in the summer months.

Both WizzAir and Turkish Airlines operate direct routes from London to Antalya, with flights starting at £54 in August.

We’ve found some all-inclusive breaks in Turkey for as little as £479pp.

The second cheapest beach was Long Beach in Ulcinj in Montenegro.

Appropriately named Long Beach, this beach stretches for 13 kilometres and has plenty of sunloungers and parasols.

At this beach, a quick lunch and a bottle of water will set holidaymakers back just £5.24 and 66p.

And according to the research, Brits will be able to purchase a beer for just 61p – less than a bottle of water.

It gets pretty toasty too, with temperatures rising to 29C during the hottest months of the year.

Primorsko Beach in Bulgaria was also listed as another affordable beach.

Not only does a beer cost just 69p but the food and drink is cheap too with a cheap meal costing just £5.36.

Other destinations on the list include Playa de Ses Illetes in Formentera in Spain and Heringsdorf Beach in Germany.

Meanwhile, here are three other budget holiday spots that are just over four hours from the UK and they have temperatures of 33C.

For Brits who don’t want to travel abroad, Hythe in Kent has been named the most affordable holiday town in the UK.