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This article highlights budget-friendly islands offering stunning turquoise waters and white sands at half the price of pricey spots like Santorini ($300/night) and Bora Bora ($1,200/night), perfect for savvy travelers seeking paradise without the premium cost. (152 characters)
Paradise becomes affordable when you explore the right destinations. Santorini demands $300 per night, while Bora Bora soars to $1,200, yet comparable turquoise waters and white sands await elsewhere for less.
Paradise costs half when you know where to look. While Santorini commands $300 nightly and Bora Bora reaches $1,200, identical turquoise waters and white...
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