Glamping in North Yorkshire: Dale2Swale Glamping review After months of not venturing much further than the country lanes surrounding our village, it was good to finally hit the road this summer and leave the confines…
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As much as I love camping, I don’t particularly enjoy squashing all of the associated kit and equipment into the car and cleaning all of the stuff afterwards. Trying to dry out a soggy tent…
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Family farm holidays are a great way for parents and children to take a relaxing break in England. There’s always lots of space on a farm for children to run around, the scenery is usually…
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Why visit Sicily with kids? Having worked in the family travel industry focusing for many years on Italy, I’m often asked whether Sicily is a good place for a family holiday. So I decided to…
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There are so many incredible places to stay at in Italy: sumptuous hotels, well located city apartments, romantic luxury retreats, and so forth. However, if you’re visiting Italy with kids, I’ve discovered that it makes…
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I’ve put together this post about outdoor art as I’m a firm believer in accessible art for all. I’ve found outdoor sculptures are a particularly effective way to engage young children with art: kids can…
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Things to do in Turin with kids During our summer road trip through Europe, we paid a visit to Turin in northern Italy. Our boys have developed something of an obsession with the 1969 Italian…
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Family Walking Holidays: multi day hikes in Europe Following on from very successful family holidays in both the Swiss Alps and the Italian Dolomites, I’ve put together this list of multi-day hikes which are suitable…
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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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