Many of us dream of returning to an almost desolate island covered only by green lawns and small houses in the Nordic style. But we see it as trivial – we’re wrong – it’s very expensive to do, and yet not because these remote and beautiful islands have the inevitable opportunities of looking for someone to take care of themselves. Yes, the island’s guards.

The Great Blacksmith Island, for example, is one of these semi-desert islands where you can live in contact with nature, complete relaxation and relaxing views: it is in Ireland, not far from the main island, only there. Arrived in small boats. Great Blacksmith Island is looking for not just one keeper, but two.

Just over the past year the complex, which includes a few houses (transformed into Airbnb) and a very welcoming cafe-bar, has been looking for two parents who would welcome tourists all year round and maintain the bar full time. The search was successful, but the notification may return soon.

Let’s face it, for many of us it may be a dream come true: Living on an island surrounded by the sea, dozens of seabirds visit and inhabit it every day, sitting on the lawn in front of the cliff and watching the sunset. A calm and serene atmosphere that no one can interrupt.

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Such places, even though they are in Europe and very close to the big cities we know so well, are unique and hard to imagine in everyday life. Have time to reflect, perfect silence to sleep, a breeze sweeping the island, white houses to help you breathe, work that feels like a vacation.

In particular, the Irish island offers its parents decent salaries as well as accommodation, food reimbursement, and transportation to refuel food and beverages. In short, it may be a remote island, but for two lovers or friends, nothing really is lost.

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