Budapest vs Cape Town vs Larnaca vs Ubud

Budapest ๐Ÿ‡ญ๐Ÿ‡บ
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Cape Town ๐Ÿ‡ฟ๐Ÿ‡ฆ
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Larnaca ๐Ÿ‡จ๐Ÿ‡พ
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Ubud ๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡ฉ
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Population 1,768,073 4,617,560 144,900 112,490
Official language(s) Hungarian Zulu, Xhosa, Afrikaans and English Greek Indonesian and Balinese
Level of English High Very high High Low
Main airport Budapest Ferihegy International Airport (BUD) Cape Town International Airport (CPT) Larnaca International Airport (LCA) Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPA)
Most common months to visit March - June, September - November March - May, September - November March - May, October - December May - October
Currency HUF - Hungarian Forint (Ft) ZAR - South African Rand (R) EUR - Euro (โ‚ฌ) IDR - Indonesian Rupiah (Rp)
Credit cards Accepted almost everywhere, cash needed for small shops Accepted almost everywhere, but cash still needed in smaller shops Accepted everywhere Accepted in some places
Remote worker visa No No No Yes
Average monthly costs $1230 $1549 $1959 $1363
Rent $499 $618 $678 $658
Groceries $108 $129 $157 $150
Dining out $202 $269 $261 $10
Cafe $29 $32 $56 $28
Coworking space $120 $151 $209 $106
Mobile internet $9 $27 $35 $3
Public transportation $36 $55 $63 $53
Taxis $27 $21 $42 $13
Shared bicycles and scooters $13 $49 $45 $33
Sport and cultural events $24 $19 $28 $14
Museums and sights $7 $15 $8 $9
Nightlife $43 $43 $110 $118
Gym $37 $36 $107 $72
Yoga $48 $56 $105 $87
Massage $26 $30 $54 $10
SIM card options Vodafone, Telenor MTN, Vodacom Primetel, Cytamobile-Vodafone and Epic/MTN Telkomsel, XL Axiata
Tipping 10 - 15% at restaurants and bars 10 - 15% at restaurants, round up elsewhere 10% usually added and expected at restaurants, round up at bars Tip 5 - 10% in restaurants if service charge is not included in the bill
Taxi apps Bolt, Fotaxi Uber, Bolt nTaxi Grab, GoJek
Tap water Drinkable Not drinkable Not drinkable Not drinkable
Overall cuisine Magyar cuisine makes extensive use of creams, cheeses and sauces primarily in beef, chicken and pork dishes, mixed with seasonal vegetables, fruits and rich desserts. South African cuisine has been shaped by a long history of Dutch, Malay, British and Indian settlements, making the food diverse and strong in flavor. There is a strong emphasis on game in all of its different forms, as well as spicy sauces and sautรฉed vegetables and dry-cured meats. Creamy desserts and liqueurs compliment large and flavorful meals. Mediterranean style with emphasis on seafood, meats, olives, cheesed and traditional sauces. Some food with Middle Eastern influences as well.. Balinese foods revolve on the complex flavors from certain ingredients like fresh vegetables, meat, coconut milk, and time-tested spices mixture.
Local food specialities Goulash, Fisherman's soup, Fล‘zelรฉk, Somloi Galuska, Pรถrkรถlt and Paprikรกs, Kรผrtรถs Kalรกcs, Hungarian Lecsรณ, Lรกngos Bitlong and droewors, boerewors, Cape Malay curry, bobotie, melkert, gatsby, bunny chow Souvlaki, sheftalia, kleftiko, stifado, halloumi, koukepia and moussaka Satay, nasi goreng, gado-gado, martabak, bubur sumsum
Eat like a local Local markets, cafรฉs, taverns, street food, traditional restaurants Cape Malay shacks, food trucks, street food joints, local grills, small bakeries and food markets Opt for smaller, outside eateries and taverns serving traditional foods. Fast food kebab shops and falafel bars offer authentic options, too. Warung for authentic babi guling and bebek betutu, cafes for kopi luwak, street stalls for pisang goreng, nasi campur, and sate lilit
Vegetarian / vegan options 47 options on HappyCow 24 options on HappyCow 14 options on HappyCow, but non-meat Mediterranean/Middle Eastern options are always available 255 listings on Happy Cow