#19151 - 03/08/06 11:58 AM
Re: Food Allowance?
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islandboyatheart
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Registered: 07/19/05
Posts: 1376
Loc: Florida
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I agree with STM, if you plan on eating out quite a bit and having some drinks I would budget $150 - $200 per person per day for food and activities
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#19152 - 03/08/06 05:18 PM
Re: Food Allowance?
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STM
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Registered: 10/15/01
Posts: 1616
Loc: Oregon, USA
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Sorry, my bad. That $150-$200 is per day per COUPLE, for food and activities, and is a decent budget number. It works sorta like this:
Day 1: Continental breakfast, "Snak" lunch, big dinner for 2 $200. No activities, since you were eating all day.
Day 2: Activity at $80 for 2, and it included a BBQ lunch. Breakfast was croissant and coffee, since you were still full from last night. Dinner is pizza or chinese food on your deck, with wine, for a total of $50 for food this day.
Day 3: Spent all day snorkeling and reading by the pool. Ate at the local Snak for breakfast and dinner. Had leftovers and a Hinano for lunch. Total of $60.
(200+130+60)/3 = 130 per day avg
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#19153 - 03/09/06 06:09 AM
Re: Food Allowance?
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Never Home
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Registered: 01/05/06
Posts: 192
Loc: Philly area
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LOVE the example.......thanks! Now, I have been averaging $200 per day per person so we should be golden, right???
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#19154 - 03/09/06 10:21 AM
Re: Food Allowance?
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STM
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Registered: 10/15/01
Posts: 1616
Loc: Oregon, USA
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You're golden, unless you are staying exclusively at top tier resorts in Bora and eating all meals there every day.
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