During your holiday, you should plan for 3–4 main expenses: flights, accommodation, entertainment, and food. Based on this, the cost of a holiday in Sanremo consists of the following: lodging, meals, and excursions.
Accommodation here is relatively expensive — there are almost no budget options like hostels. The most cost-effective solution is to rent an apartment for a group of 4–6 people, paying around 35–45 EUR per person. The average price per night in a double room at a 3–4 star hotel is 80–130 EUR (in central areas).
The average cost of lunch in local restaurants is 35–70 EUR, and you can have a good meal in a café for 15–25 EUR. A cup of cappuccino costs around 1.80 EUR. It’s cheaper to buy groceries at markets and cook yourself: a liter of milk costs around 1.60–2 EUR, a kilo of rice or potatoes — 2.50–3 EUR, and local cheeses — from 15 EUR per kilo.
According to reviews, a single excursion in Sanremo typically costs 35–50 EUR. Water activities (banana boat, water skiing, wakeboarding) start at 20 EUR for 15 minutes.
So, how much does a holiday in Sanremo cost? Consider 350–600 EUR for round-trip flights, medical insurance (approximately 0.50–1 EUR per day), and possible transport expenses (e.g., 30–150 EUR from the airport to the city) — the total comes to about 1800–2200 EUR for a one-week stay for two people in Sanremo.
