From bustling Istanbul to laid-back Antalya, here’s what we spent over three months living in Turkey—accommodation, food, transport and all. Plus, how we stuck to our budget and what surprised us along the way.
Finding a long-term rental in Bulgaria wasn’t as simple as we’d hoped—but with some negotiation, flexibility, and local insights, we landed a beautiful mountain stay perfect for climbing and family life. Here’s how we did it.
We weren’t sure if we’d need a car in Bulgaria—until we realized how hard it is to reach the mountains without one. Here’s our experience renting from EasyRent Bulgaria, with everything we learned (and wish we knew sooner).
Before committing to a long-term stay in Antalya, we spent time on the ground comparing Facebook rentals, local agents, and AirBnb options. Here’s what we learned and how we found a great deal.
Our holy grail baby travel gear — the non-negotiables that help us nap on the go, move through airports, and sleep well wherever we land. From blackout cot covers to compact travel fans, these are the must-have items we never travel without.
Our full rundown of hiring a car in Antalya, Türkiye — from getting a fair price and dealing with shady companies to insurance must-knows, baby seat dramas, and a review of our long-term rental experience.
We’re about to head somewhere new and exciting — Turkey! It’s the furthest we’ve taken the baby from Australia so far, and next week we’ll be there. It got me thinking about how we find our long term accommodation. It’s nerve racking! I think we have been pretty lucky so far in finding good affordable…
What does long-term travel actually cost? We break down our biggest expenses — accommodation, food, and transport — using real numbers and stories from our time in Thailand, Bali, and Malaysia. Plus, our best tips for saving money while traveling with a baby.
One of our favourite parts of living in Antalya: the Friday Market. We share why it’s worth the trip, what we buy, how much it all costs, and tips for shopping here with a toddler.
We arrived in Istanbul fresh from Thailand and instantly felt the shift in price. With a baby in tow and a tight budget, we set out to explore this vibrant city without breaking the bank. From $5 breakfasts to avoiding overpriced tourist traps, here’s how we made Istanbul affordable — and still fun.
