Living for 9 days in a Moroccan family. Barely being able to walk around due to the amount of food eaten. Being banned from both: mosque and church for an interesting reason. Exploring differences between people from north and south. And experiencing the kindest security checks at the Moroccan airport. All of that is in our new episode.

Cheers!

We always raise the question of how to make budget travel even more budget-friendly...

In this episode, we discuss the experience of traveling across two countries for 6 days on a bike, with a tent and a sleeping bag, and without much plans for where to spend the night. Is it worth it? Does solo travel mean you'll be alone on the journey? What to trust if you don't trust your bike? 

While we're trying to figure that out... Hop in!

P.S. For those who are interested in the journey from this episode, some useful information:

The 1st bike path - "Alpe Adria"

Start point- Jesenice, Slovenia (D-2 -> FVG 2)

Through Kranjska Gora, Slovenia -> Tarvisio, Italy -> Stazione di Chiusaforte -> Moggio -> Venzone -> Udine -> Palmanova -> Sistiana -> Trieste.

The 2nd bike path - "Parenzana"

Start point - Trieste, Italy (D8 -> K12)

Trough Muggia, Italy -> Scoffie, Slovenia -> Koper -> Izola -> Piran.

Volunteering for the whole duration of the festival, it’s ups and downs, benefits and problems.

Dua Lipa, Levis Capaldi, Arctic Monkeys, Stromae, Justin Bieber and many other famous artists. Over 500 000 guests and hundreds of volunteers from all around the world. Concerts, parties and “dust situation”.

Stay tuned to know everything about one of the biggest festivals in Europe.

Cyprus, Serbia, Croatia. One month - three countries.

How to discover the most picturesque accommodation locations tips you would not find on booking?

And how not to fall for the travel tips on the Internet that do not work.

Where you could be turned around on the borders of Serbia and sent back to Hungary?

How Croatia and Serbia are alike?

Where is the most beautiful place in the Greek part of Cyprus located? 

And why is there a vast Russian community on the island in the middle of the Mediterranean?

All of the answers you will find in this episode.

Enjoy!

P.S. As promised link to the restaurant: https://savcic.rs/

Traveling around Europe.

Two girls. No money.

Austria and Slovakia. Weekends. No hotels, no hostels, no restaurants.

Sounds terrifying but not for us.

In this episode, you will know how to manage traveling not even on a budget, but even without a budget at all and to still have fun.

P.S. We are still safe and sound.

Do you want to know how? Press "play" and you will figure it out :)

How to travel around Europe when you really want to, but something always stands in the way: a small budget, expensive tickets, lack of necessary transport, and simply the absence of a company?

This question is asked not only by volunteers and students, but also by many who have just begun their journey into the mysterious world of the "budget traveler".

In this episode, we chat about our personal take on travel, our fun times along the way, and how to minimize expenses and maximize experiences.

Stay tuned and hang in there, traveller!

In this episode we are sharing all of the necessary information related to the European Solidarity Corps aka ESC, starting what is that and who can apply for this project, ending with step by step guide on how to proceed with an application, and which documents are needed to be prepared on the way. 

Financial coverage and allowances, air tickets coverage, visa expenses, and so on.

We are giving an inside of what is sending and receiving organizations, the rights, and responsibilities of the volunteers. 

Also, you will find answers to your questions related to Cigna and the insurance system abroad as such. How to use it and what you can do in emergencies situations. 

One year in Budapest, Hungary on a European Solidarity Corps Project. Choosing the volunteering Project.

Living in a homeless shelter with 4 other volunteers.

Working with Roma families, Refugees, Victims of Home Violence.

Discussing the difference between the fixed work schedule and ‘relaxed way of working' from our life experience.

Getting Covid abroad and being isolated for two weeks with 3 other volunteers. And talking about how to deal with psychological outbreaks and relax. Sharing our tips and tricks on where to go and what to do in Budapest.

All of that and more in this episode.