Busy business life, stress, traffic, high prices and crowds… Is that all that comes to mind when you think of modern city life? Maybe it’s time to pick up the bowl and settle in a coastal town.
Everyone’s dream is now common to settle in the coastal town or a village. Intense work tempo, stress, crowds, air pollution, longing for a turf or clean sea, especially affecting the metropolitan people, are some of the factors that trigger this desire. If you’re overwhelmed with city life, you can be inspired by our advice on settling into a charming seaside town. Keep your hands alone, because even our charming coastal towns are already crowded!
Not only retirees, but also working or young people are eager to escape the noise and crowds of the city and live in a peaceful village. We dream of an environment in which life flows more slowly, where flexible work hours and stress are replaced by calmness. If you are one of these people, if you have thought about settling in a coastal town in the Aegean or Mediterranean, here are a few simple tips:
1. What is the basis of your dream?
An unsatisfied work environment is one of the most effective reasons for the desire to leave. If you’re dreaming about your job that doesn’t make you happy, first of all, before you realize your desire to settle in the seaside town, first aim to improve your situation or change your job. If you still have this longing, even after you have achieved it, you are really tired of the city. You can roll your sleeves to realize what you dream of.
2. Think Realistic
What kind of place do you think you can be happy about? Do you have enough patience and experience to start a new beginning? If you do not have enough savings for at least 6 months to live, the conditions will be very challenging. Can you stand this? Don’t be afraid, but these are the facts. The seaside town may be waiting for you, but you will need a home to live in and a job to support your home.
3. Set up your work without going
It will be very useful for you to find a job before you go. Since your dream is a coastal town, things like tourism, hospitality, yacht captain, fishing, guidance, lifeguard can be considered. You don’t have to spend the rest of your life in this first job, but it’s best to start by doing something until you’ve adapted to your new place and gained an environment.
Business will create opportunities for you to maintain your life, get to know the environment and meet new people and make new friends. Search the HR pages of newspapers before you go. Search by selecting the province you will go from Human Resources sites. This research will give you an idea of the things you can do at your destination. You can apply to the appropriate or interested ads.
4. Is it very difficult to get used to a new place?
It can be a bit difficult considering you leave your family and all your friends in the current city. No matter how much you get bored and overwhelmed with the city you’re used to, it’s a place you know and know. That’s why it’s natural for you to feel a little longing for the city and your friends that you tried to escape at first. But the place of your dreams will embrace you immediately, believe it. When you make new friends, you can build a better life in your new place. Naturally, you may need to make some effort. The first few months may be difficult, but be patient and take every opportunity to socialize.
5. What is its social life?
This is an important element when choosing your destination. Thoroughly research before deciding where to start a new life. If you dream of settling into a chirping place with warm people, if you fall among the more enclosed people, your turn may be quick! Therefore, we recommend that you go and experience the environment for a few days, except for public holidays, when tourists are not busy (eg winter). This exploration tour will help you make a healthy decision.
6. How soon will I get used to it?
This may vary from person to person and destination. For example, if you are going to a coastal town at home, you can adapt more easily. Or if you settle your placement in the summer months, it will be easier to get used to as there will be more population and job opportunities. If you dream of a seaside town abroad, it will take at least a year to get used to a new culture. You need to squeeze your teeth for 1 year, then you will have more spacious days. Before you go, look to learn the language of your country of residence.
7. What are my alternatives?
In our country there are countless holiday regions and seaside towns. Bodrum, Alanya, Fethiye, Marmaris and Datca are among the most popular. If you go here, you may come across many people or families who have settled in from other cities. Moreover, not only locals, but also British, German and Dutch foreign tourists have chosen our country to live. Our long-dreamed coastal towns are getting crowded. Don’t say not!
8. Keep up with the slowing down time
In small towns time flows much slower than in the city. Moreover, you will not lose your hours on the way home from work, just as you imagine, there is plenty of time to spare. Start thinking about how to make use of this time, because just reading books and watching movies is not enough after a while. The most beautiful horticulture, ceramics, carpentry, cookery, such as to create a creative aspect of your effort to reveal. So you can meet other people and expand your environment as you try to improve yourself. Moreover, it is never clear when the works you uncover will turn into money!
9. Benefit from the experience of others
You may have been dreaming of settling in a seaside town as long as you know yourself, but there are many people who have dreamed of it before. You can access many blogs by searching on the Internet, or you can reach them by asking a bit when you visit the place you want to settle. Feel free to communicate and listen to their stories. Find out what they dreamed of and how they made a fresh start, the challenges they faced, and how they coped. This will give you a more realistic perspective and make you feel that you are not alone. Keep in mind, however, that they are different people and that you will not experience the same things. With the good and the bad, this is going to be your story.
10. Good luck!
Fresh air, unspoiled nature, a sparkling sea, a calm coastal town away from the hustle and bustle of everyone’s dream. If you want to live in a place like this for the rest of your life, not only on holiday, happy to tell you… Good luck!
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