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I built an independent guide to coliving and longer stays on the Costa Blanca, from Denia down to Alicante.
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I built an independent guide to coliving and longer stays on the Costa Blanca, from Denia down to Alicante.
I planned a slow ride from the Costa Blanca to the Algarve and did it in two stages, mostly because of a thunderstorm and a craft beer.
Two weeks at Co-Co Coliving on the Costa Blanca: no programme, sore calves, and more work done than in the months before.
I built an independent guide to coliving across the Balkans — who runs each place, what it costs, and who it actually suits.
I built an independent guide to coliving in the Algarve, written from months of living in the spaces rather than visiting them.
Six stages from Cologne to the Costa Blanca on toll-free roads, largely to avoid getting on a plane.
Five stages from Cologne to Dresden and back, through the part of the country you normally only know from the motorway.
I gave Burgas Coliving two weeks to disappoint me, left the motorcycle at home, and found a country much better than my prejudices about it.
The hub my regional coliving guides hang off, for people who know they want a season somewhere and not which coast.
I went back to Pomar Coliving for a summer month in the eastern Algarve. The month happened. The rest went sideways.
I built a site with articles and planning tools for remote workers taking a two-to-eight-week workation — the kind with a job to keep.
I could have flown to Alicante in two hours. I took the train instead, and the plan lasted until Sevilla.
I arrived in the Algarve as a properly grumpy German and left as a somewhat grumpy one.