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….
Choosing where to stay in Tirana with kids can feel overwhelming, especially if you’re unsure what to expect. After arriving nervous and discovering how family-friendly the city really is, we found that a central apartment gave us the perfect base. Here’s what we learned about the best areas, apartments, and hotels for families visiting Tirana.
Wondering if Tirana is good with kids? From parks and cable cars to food, safety, and costs, here’s our honest family guide to visiting Albania’s colourful capital.
Aguadulce, on the Costa de Almería in southern Spain, is a relaxed coastal town known for its sunny climate, family-friendly beaches, and local feel. With easy access to mountains, a walkable seafront, and fewer crowds than typical resorts, it’s an ideal base for slow travel, longer stays, and worldschooling families.
Is Spain still good for tourists? As a travelling family currently exploring Spain, we share our honest experience of tourism, local culture, and how travelling respectfully — learning the language, trying local food and avoiding tourist hotspots — can completely change how you’re received.
We travelled using personal cards — big mistake. Here’s the best banking setup for digital nomads, including Revolut Business and smart bookkeeping tools.
That feeling of “I’m sure we’ve forgotten something…” is so real. We’ve just walked this ourselves, and honestly? It’s been one of the most head-boggling, emotional, overwhelming and exciting seasons all at once.
So this post is for you — whether you’re planning long term family travel or heading off on a shorter adventure. I wanted a clear, simple list. No overwhelm. No spiral of what-ifs. Just practical steps from someone who has very recently stood in an empty house thinking, “Right… what now?”
Here’s our family travel checklist before long term travel — with the bits I wish someone had simplified for me.
