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Places to stay, tours, boat trips, surf and dive schools, taxis and luggage storage that accept Bitcoin — for planning a trip paid in crypto.

1,361Travel places
96Countries
1,148With Lightning
424Verified this year

About this guide

Some destinations have become known as Bitcoin travel hubs, where you can spend a whole holiday without touching cash or cards. This guide brings together the travel businesses on Coinmap that accept Bitcoin: hotels and guesthouses, tour operators, boat trips, surf and dive schools, taxis and luggage storage.

Pick a destination below to see what you can book and pay for with Bitcoin there, then use the restaurants and coffee shops guides for the same city.

Coinmap currently lists 1,361 travel places in 96 countries. 84% of them accept Lightning payments and 424 were confirmed by a visitor in the last 12 months. The countries with the most are Brazil (157), Italy (145), El Salvador (120), United States (107) and South Africa (74), and the cities with the most are Santo Antônio do Pinhal (24), Rolante (21), Dresden (12), Cagliari (10) and San Salvador (10).

Travel places by city

Each city has its own page with the full list, addresses and a map. Cities with at least 5 travel places are shown.

How to pay

Before you go, check the place page for the website or phone number and confirm that the business still accepts Bitcoin — tour operators and small guesthouses in particular change often. A Lightning wallet on your phone covers most payments on the trip.

Bring a backup: even in Bitcoin-friendly towns, not every shop or taxi accepts it.

Recently verified travel places

By country

Frequently asked questions

How do I find travel places that accept Bitcoin near me?

Open the map from this page and press “Near me”: Coinmap zooms to your location and shows the travel places around you that accept Bitcoin, sorted by distance. You can also open one of the city guides on this page.

Can I pay with Lightning at these travel places?

1,148 of the 1,361 travel places on Coinmap say they accept Lightning payments, which are instant and almost free. The others accept on-chain Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies.

Is the information up to date?

The listings come from OpenStreetMap through BTCMap and are refreshed every day. 424 of the 1,361 travel places were checked by a visitor in the last 12 months. Payment options change, so it is worth asking before you pay.

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