With a 10 days mandatory quarantine in the beginning, followed by a rainy week and a weekend spent with our families, not much travelling happened in October. Nothing, to be exact. We read the news quite gloomily and had a couple of hikes near Budapest, that was all. While October is usually the time for…
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Sure, people can live without travel. Countless people in this world do that, because they can’t afford travelling for various reasons. (And we don’t even count people who simply don’t want to travel. Or at least not to faraway places, but to the same ones they know and love.) Travel is not an essential need.…
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We planned to fly to Sardinia for two weeks at the end of August. We ended up in Croatia for almost all of September instead. And now we’re spending our mandatory quarantine at home. Where to start? Sardinia or not? This summer was an eternal loop of planning and cancelling. We booked this flight to…
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As summer is coming to an end and COVID-19 numbers are growing in all Europe, the feeling of uncertainty is stronger again. We cancelled our trip to Bulgaria, and hoped we could go and enjoy the Alps of Austria in August instead. We could. And that’s what we want to remember now: all the fabulous…
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After the high hopes for reopening the EU in June, came July. With constant uncertainty and confusion. Most countries, including our own, changed the entry restrictions – and keep on changing them -, leaving lots of people confused. We understand that no one wants the health situation to get much worse. But honestly, the situation…
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First of all, this post is not to encourage you to travel to Central Europe. (If you’re not from the EU, most likely you’re not allowed to enter, anyway. Or not without a 14-days quarantine. Or who knows? Rules change fast, so we don’t even try to update you with the most recent ones.) It’s…
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Is it only one year that has passed since I wrote that post for my 30th birthday? I can hardly believe it. So many things happened since then, and my life changed so much that it doesn’t seem like a year but much more. But here I am, just turning 31. Looking back to the…
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We heard it often and we respectfully disagree. I mean, he probably won’t remember that we hiked to the top of 2244 metres high Mount Krn in the Julian Alps with him when he was 10 months old. Few kids remember what happened in the first years of their lives. But do we say that…
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2020. This spring. Then this summer. New blog posts on this blog are published more rarely than ever. Not just because we have other things on our minds, but also because, well, what the hell you can write about on a travel blog when suddenly no one travels or plans to travel. And travel itself…
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