Why take a European family road trip? There’s a lot to be said for short flights and quick transfers for getting you swiftly away from the humdrum of everyday life to your family holiday destination.…
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Family friendly hiking in the Swiss Alps During our summer road trip across Europe, we spent a few days in the Swiss Alps hiking in the Maderanertal valley. Our children were aged seven and five…
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It’s very easy when you visit Italy to rush around and tick off as many sights as possible, after all it is a rather lovely country. However, a far better way to get to know…
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If you’re considering a trip to the Dolomites with kids in summertime, I can highly recommend staying in Obereggen in the Val d’Ega and exploring the trails of the Latemar Massif. This is one of…
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Since getting back from our summer road trip, I’ve been making a list of travel “essentials” or rather, handy things that would make travel with kids a whole lot smoother. So, in case you’re struggling…
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Welcome to Family Friendly Stays #12 It’s been a few months since the last edition of Family Friendly Stays. The summer months are always a busy time for travelling families so I hope that we’ll…
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The first stop on our 2019 family summer road trip across Europe was the very lovely Kaul Camping Park in Luxembourg. When researching our trip, we hadn’t considered camping in Luxembourg but it turned out…
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Family holiday checklist: what to bring on a road trip with kids We are heading off on a road trip around Europe this summer so I’m in the process of getting organised and deciding what…
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Did you visit India before having children and now wonder whether you could take your kids there? Or have you always wanted to visit India and now you have children you’re not sure whether you’re…
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Welcome to Family Friendly Stays #11 The summer holidays are just around the corner. Are you heading abroad or staying close to home? It’s amazing how many attractions are waiting to be discovered if you…
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