A digital nomad family on a gap year travel adventure
“Grocery Stores?”, you may say. Sounds boring! But we actually genuinely enjoy trying new products in grocery stores while abroad, as you inevitably stumble across some amazing products and get some insight into the local culture and cuisine by engaging in more of the normal …
In June, we divided our time between Provence, France and southern Ireland (outside of Cashel). While we only had one short haul Ryanair flight this month from Marseille to Dublin, it was low cost and did not overly impact our spending. Based on the locations …
In May, given the short distances between our destinations, we were largely able to leverage rental vehicles to move from destination to destination, with only one flight — from Faro to Marseille — during this month. We started the month in Nerja, Spain, and later …
In the month of April, we moved around a lot less than we did in March, remaining within the EU and with only one flight. The remainder of our transfers were either via train (Porto to Lisbon) or via car (Lisbon to Lagos and Lagos …
In the month of March, we were very much on the move: we went from Noosa Heads to Coolangatta in Australia, then did a road trip through the North and South Islands of New Zealand (from Queenstown to Auckland, with stops in Te Anau/Milford Sound, …
After finishing up our road trip from Queenstown to Auckland (see our posts both here and here), with spring beginning in the northern hemisphere we decided that we wanted to relocate to Europe for the remainder of our year abroad. While our decision to initially …