Ciao, Bella and welcome to Porto Santo Stefano in Tuscany (one of the best places to visit in Italy), Italy, where Liz and Brian are (still) currently housesitting for Six. Whole. Weeks.
I know. You don’t have to tell them.
They feel like that couple, Calvin and Zatera Spencer who won the lottery three times in one month.
In this week’s soggy ‘Best of Italy’ podcast episode, you will discover:
Why Italy came to a standstill for at least ten and a half hours.
Why Italian women look SO cool in cow boots while Liz, on the other hand, looks like a farmer in drag.
What Brian thinks about the boats in this Tuscany harbour and why he nearly bit Liz’s head off when she infers that he doesn’t live up to an Italian man…
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We LOVE Housesitting. Want to Try it, too?
If you have been following this podcast for a while, you will know that we have been touring Europe for six months and house-sitting.
We love housesitting. We are constantly asked how we did this and if we can share the website that we used. I can do better than that! I wrote a Trustedhouseitters review just for you!
The initial ‘looking part’ is free. You can oggle all of the beautiful houses in Italy (and around the world) that are waiting for YOU to look after them.
Take a sneak peek at the Italian houses here! (As I say, looking is completely free, so gander to your heart’s content).
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Links Mentioned In The Show:
The Pizza restaurant in Porto Santo Stefano. Pizz and Core
Car hire in Italy:
When we were travelling the world with our teenagers for a year, we were always looking for ways to save money (we tried not feeding them, but it didn’t work…)
I have wracked up a ton of tips, including airport hacks and tips on how to find cheap flights – anything that will enable us (and you) to do things as cheaply as possible.
When it comes to getting around in Italy, I have the best advice. Hire a car. It is easy, it is cheap and it will give you a TON of freedom.
If there are more than four of you on your Italy trip, it will certainly be cheaper to hire a car to get around. The best car hire in Italy (without a doubt) that we found was Discover Cars.
They were (and always have been) fabulous to deal with.
Take a quick look at what car hire in Italy (or anywhere else in Europe) will cost you.
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