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Ireland

Dear Ireland! This island where we spent our first few years of living abroad will always stay in our hearts. We love coming back here! This is why…

Funventurers at Rossbeg, Ireland
Funventurers at Rossbeg, Ireland
Runventurers at Rotten Island, Donegal, Ireland
Rossbeg, Donegal, Ireland
Rossbeg, Donegal, Ireland
Portnoo, Donegal, Ireland
Donegal, Ireland
Rossbeg, Donegal, Ireland
Rossbeg, Donegal, Ireland
Kilclooney Dolmen, Donegal, England
Saint John's Point Lighthouse, Donegal, Ireland
Rossbeg, Donegal
Rossbeg, Donegal
Rossbeg, Donegal
Rossbeg, Donegal

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  • Valletta has so many hidden gems. Anytime we visit this capital city, we always find something new and interesting. Like these little huts on the side of the canal or cave-like spaces in the thick defence walls, some still used by locals.
  • Let the kids be kids...
  • Fort St. Elmo Lighthouse in Valletta at sunset
  • Hiking adventure to Qarraba bay, one of the secluded beaches on Malta, proved to be very successful especially. Children loved jumping and climbing across rocky terrain. At one point, we even had to bum slide to the beach.
  • To the best daddy in the world: Happy Father's day!!! XOXO Hugo & Zara & Lola
  • Last year at this time of year we lived in Spain. Our lifestyle has changed enormously since we moved to Malta. What do we miss the most? Probably the outdoor space and kilometres long sandy beaches.
  • From all the towns we've visited in Malta, Birgu has the most beautiful streets from them all. Narrow winding one-way roads framed with limestone buildings full of character, some decorated with flowers others with flags. Not once did I trip over my own feet while not looking where I was going while admiring the old architecture and trying to peek inside some of them through the open doors or windows.
  • Not material and breakable things we invest in but adventure, experience and unforgettable memories.
  • Is Malta an island of cats? It's nothing unsusual to see little bowls of cat food on the doors steps or a cat house under the promenade bench. One day you feed one stray cat, the next one you feed two and suddenly you realise you have 17 cats showing their presense at your doors and you are adding cat food into your weekly shoping. Cat parks or cat villages are not uncommon too.
  • Many times the most beautiful places are found by chance when you get lost off the beaten track, unspoiled and breathtakingly beautiful, like this one.
  • Looking right across the Grand Harbour enjoying the view of the Three Cities, one can feel a gush of emotions taking over your entire body. All you want to do is stand there admiring old sandstone buildings illuminated by the warm fading light.
  • We like colour and these are the happiest and most beautiful houses we have ever seen. Cheerful and fun right on the beach, what more can you ask for? Which one would you choose? We can't decide, yellow or the blue one?
  • When you have an opportunity to watch sunset or sunrise would you miss it? Not sure what is so appealing about sun swiming low, peaking through the horison warming up the sky, paiting it with warm colours...
  • Xwejni Bay is situated in the northern part of Gozo. It offers stunning views of Quolla I-Bajda and just a short walk up the road you can admire the largest salt pans in Gozo.
  • Plaza de España, Sevilla. One of the places we have visited where you can spend hours wandering around. There is so much to see, so many details to inspect or you can just choose your spot and watch people walk from one end to the other or rowing little boat in the middle. Many are taking selfies or posing for family photos, everyone with a huge grin on their face.
  • One window and so many angles with so many views, it all depends on where we look, what do we want to see, what do we want to focus on... ...and when do we look out of that window...
  • Walking down the empty Sliema streets looking for hidden gems such as neglected half-rotten balconies. Narrow streets and even narrower pavements with flower pots or steps can be quite a challenge to navigate through especially when the streets will fill up with cars once again. So I can't deny I rathe enjoy these quiet times.
  • Blue Grotto, visited by thousands of tourists every year enjoying boat trips provided by local fishermen. This complex of seven caves can be found along the southern coast of the island. Clear blue waters, deep caves, rock formations and beautiful underwater flora, offer visitors an enjoyable experience.
  • I will be forever thankful to our Lola for getting me out of bed and taking me for these beautiful morning walks #lovedogs
  • Making friends everywhere we go, big and small just so you know :)
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