Digital nomads
You work most days and want a base that does not fight you.
- Cafés and coworkings with the laptop policy spelled out
- Internet figures with their source, not vibes
- Visa and costs with the date we checked them
Town-level travel guides · Algarve first
Holidays you can actually work from.
Where to open the laptop, which beach suits small kids, when to book and what to skip. For digital nomads, workations and families, on one page per town. Every fact dated, every source shown.
Destinations
Where we are going
Continent, country, region, town. We start in the Algarve and write the rest one town at a time.
EuropeComing soon
AfricaComing soon
MoroccoComing soon
AmericasComing soon
AsiaComing soon
IndonesiaComing soon
BaliComing soon
ThailandComing soon
Northern ThailandComing soon
Dashed = guide in progress
One site, three kinds of trip
Whoever is coming, the same town page answers.
Workations
Two weeks to two months: part holiday, part laptop.
- Best months by temperature, rain, sun and sea
- Which area to stay in, and when to book
- What changes out of season
Families
Small kids, real days out, and a parent who still has calls.
- Beaches by access: stairs, lifeguards, shelter
- Days out with opening hours and prices
- Which areas work without a car
How we check
Two labels, and we never mix them up.
Most travel pages blur what the writer saw with what they read somewhere. Every page and every place here says which one it is, and when it was last checked.
Checked on the ground
We were there: we worked from the café, walked the stairs to the beach, took the bus with the kids.
Researched, not first-hand
Collected from official and named sources, each with the date we read it. Useful, but labelled as such.
- Town level, not country level. Lagos and Sagres, not just “Portugal”.
- Work and family on one page. Wi-Fi and beach stairs in the same guide.
- Dated, always. Prices, timetables and rules carry the day we checked them.