A Day In The Life: Living and Finding Balance On The Mediterranean Coast

From the beach to work to coffee with friends we take you on a journey in the Mediterranean to what life is like as an expat who is living their dreams.

Travel Noire•Mar 22, 2019

Photo Credit: Palacio da Pena,Sintra,Portugal

Welcome to our much-anticipated series highlighting a day in the life of a black expat living in the Mediterranean Coast. From the beach to work to coffee and tapas with friends, we take you on a journey to what life is truly like abroad for those creating a work-life balance, taking risks and living their dreams.

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