This year has gone so fast, hasn’t it?
In the video, I’ve reviewed our year looking at 4 main areas of life:
Some things have gone well, some things less so.
How about you?
What did you like about this year?
What would you like to be different about next year?
How are you going to affect that change?
Our business growing means we’ve got some big plans for this year so watch this space…
In the mean time, here’s some snaps from 2021….
Our family spent a month in Struga. This is what we learnt including where to stay, where to eat, what to do and all the extra bits to make your trip to Struga the best it can be.
Thinking about diversifying your farm or land? Before investing in another enterprise, avoid these 7 mistakes, validate one profitable rural business idea that fits your land, your values and your lifestyle.
After spending six weeks living in Pogradec as a family, we discovered far more than just another stop on our travels. From peaceful mornings by Lake Ohrid and hidden spots like Drilon National Park to family-friendly accommodation and local restaurants, this guide shares everything we learned to help you plan your own trip and experience one of Albania’s most underrated destinations.
s Albania safe for families? After nearly 3 months travelling Albania with our 3 kids, here’s our honest, unfiltered experience — the good, the unexpected, and what really surprised us.
If you are considering Albania for a beach holiday but want to avoid the crowds of the Riviera or stay closer to the airport, Qerret and Golem really surprised us. We spent 4 weeks here and got a proper feel for the area, from accommodation and family-friendly beaches to places to eat, things to do, and what’s actually worth knowing before you book. Honest thoughts, good and bad bits included.
Travelling as a coeliac can often mean watching everyone else enjoy local food while you settle for chips and salad. But Tirana surprised me. In this guide to gluten free Tirana and gluten free Albania, I share the exact cafés, restaurants, and bakeries where I ate safely, the Albanian phrases that helped, and how self-catering made the whole trip easy. If you want to explore Albania without worrying about getting ill, this is where to eat.
