Farmtravel Journal

Most of us spend our days touching glass, screens and polished surfaces. A countryside holiday changes that quietly: bark, soil, grass, stone, rain,…

Many people travel to the countryside for calm, landscapes, real markets, good food, small places, a rhythm that does not keep demanding attention.…

A search for countryside holidays rarely means “just somewhere rural”. Underneath it there is usually something more specific: good walking, proper…

It only takes one sound. Sometimes really just one. We usually talk about travel in images. Views, skies, paths, colours. We tell each other what we…

This is for anyone who returns from holiday with more photos than memories. “Hic et nunc” (here and now) isn’t a mood you wait for. It’s something you…

Joy of Missing Out means skipping things on purpose — and making room to breathe. Travel has been sold like a hunt for years. Viewpoints. Lists.…

This piece is for people who care about good food and prefer “real” over polished. It’s about olives in Mediterranean Europe — not just the coast, but…

Some holidays start with momentum you didn’t ask for. A queue, a gate number, a watch checked too often. Other journeys begin in smaller ways: a…

If you spend time on travel-related social media, you may have noticed something changing. Photos appear without location tags. Videos show…

A year that asked a simple question: What if travelling less, slower, and closer was not a limitation — but a gain? Do we really need to go far to…

Italy, Austria and Denmark offer the most beautiful rural New Year celebrations in Europe. Italy brings warm food traditions, Austria blends snow and…

Islands live between connection and solitude. They belong to the continent yet feel apart from it — separated not only by water, but by rhythm, light,…

Not every holiday needs to stretch over a week. Two or three days away can be enough to reset, reduce stress, and notice what daily life often hides.…

This article is for those who feel holidays are slipping through their fingers, too short and too fast. Slow travel is not a trend, but a way of…

After the rush of summer, autumn feels like the deep breath you didn’t know you needed. School is back, work calendars are heavy, yet the season gives…

This is about therapeutic horticulture, the quiet, vital bond between people and plants. An old gesture that today becomes an invitation to travel…

There’s a story we were told, nothing dramatic, just true. Sardinia, early summer. Families, friends, couples, all with a phone in hand. The surprise?…

Have you ever wondered if your summer holiday is quietly hurting the planet? Let’s face it, most of us do. But after reading the headlines, we end up…

You want the real Italy? Not the kind you find in tourist guides, but the type you just stumble into, maybe after getting lost on a country road?…

Hey, step closer. I’m Denmark…small, calm, a little quirky, and always welcoming. My farms? They’re more than just places to sleep. They’re where the…

For travelers seeking quiet wonder, slow rhythms and rural richness. This all-year guide unveils Europe’s lesser-known countryside places… from olive…

There’s a lane that turns off just before the usual road ends. No signpost. No rush. Only a hedgerow and the hush of the hills. These are the secret…

France is often sold as a postcard: Eiffel Tower, fine art, grand boulevards. But behind the clichés lies something deeper – a France that smells of…

When you picture a romantic escape, you might think of roses or rooftop suites. But in Sardinia, romance is different: it smells like wild myrtle,…