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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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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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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Camping in the Cotswolds: an overview of Far Peak Far Peak Camping is located right in the heart of the Cotswolds. The campsite is a brilliant base for exploring the region and we really enjoyed…
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Why we loved Copenhagen with kids City breaks and kids don’t always mix: lots of walking, busy streets, confusing transport, too much culture and not enough play time. Not so in Denmark’s capital. Copenhagen has…
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What do you look for in a family hotel? Maybe a heated pool or access to a sandy beach? Are separate sleeping areas for adults and kids an essential requirement? Perhaps you like to self…
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Why take an Italy driving holiday with kids? Over the last 20 years I’ve lived, worked and holidayed in the Italian regions of Tuscany, Umbria and Le Marche. As people often ask me about Italy…
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On our trip to Denmark, we spent four nights at the Generator Hostel Copenhagen. Prior to the trip, I did quite a bit of research on where to stay in Copenhagen and which type of…
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