When we returned from China, we never thought that a year later the world would be turned upside down and everything would change. The virus came - from China - and processes that we had predicted would appear in Europe at least 5-7 years later, or that we hadn't considered at all, started to unfold. The masks commonly used in Asian countries have also become a part of our lives, and the online market, home delivery, and contactless payment have increased at a rapid pace.

Taking advantage of the initial easing of the chaotic situation, we went on vacation to Croatia. Our small family was characterised by the usual planning: we made decisions at the last minute and started searching for options. The situation was complicated by the fact that our family had recently expanded with Fagyi, the Transylvanian hound girl.

The size of the team and the four-legged family member made the search and the selection of the ideal location more difficult. We accidentally discovered the island of Pašman in Croatia and, at the same time, one of our best accommodations. It was significantly further away than our usual Croatian destinations, but that didn't stop us. We set off according to the classic plan: a stop at Lake Balaton, and then early the next morning, off to Croatia.

We arrived in about 7-8 hours, with more stops due to Fagyi. This was her first long journey, and she handled it without any problems. Fortunately, there were no issues with traffic either; we moved at a good pace without any jams, and after about a 20-minute ferry ride near Zadar, we arrived at the island.