Posts Tagged ‘travel with children’
The Ultimate Guide to Yacht Charter Destinations: What You Need to Know
Mar 12 2025- Monica Costa
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Do you dream of exploring the sea on a private yacht? A yacht charter takes you to stunning places with freedom and comfort. You can visit hidden beaches, lively ports, and beautiful islands. Each destination offers something special, from clear blue waters to rich history. Whether you want adventure or relaxation, there is a perfect spot for you. Planning the right trip makes all the difference. Keep reading to find the best yacht charter destinations for your next journey!
Lonely Planet’s Ultimate Travelist
Sep 25 2015- Monica Costa
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Lonely Planet guidebooks have been the only book companions during my world travels since 2000 because of their no-nonsense approach and real practical advice. I have always felt that they were the only travel guides I could trust as they shared my interest for genuine and non touristic locations when visiting new countries. The latest guide to be published is a spectacular book, the Lonely Planet’s Ultimate Travelist, the definitive bucket list for every type of traveller accompanied by stunning photography.
How to spend 24 hours in Disney World
May 17 2013- Monica Costa
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Remember the famous Disney World TV advert, where children and adults stayed up all night before heading to the world famous theme park? Well, on the 24th May 2013, Disney World in Orlando is making that dream a reality by opening the resort for 24 hours straight. Marking the release of new film Monster’s University and the start of Memorial Weekend in the USA, families are promised a theme park marathon like no other. At no extra cost, the gates will be open from 6am on the 24th until 6am on the 25th May 2013.
How to ‘tame’ Teenagers on holiday
Mar 31 2013- Monica Costa
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What sort of teenager do you have? They are not all alike, although you may think they are, and don’t like to be boxed into or labelled. But having interviewed over 3000 teenagers and their parents over the past four years, travel author and journalist Sarah Tucker has discovered there are some traits you may recognise in your breed which may in turn help you to identify what type of holiday they most prefer. And what makes one tick on their travels and another not. There are in fact twenty ‘tribes’ of teenagers on holiday but here are ten of them.
A family break to Cornwall
Dec 14 2012- Monica Costa
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In a little over four hours by car or five hours by train (eight if choose to take the exciting sleeper train) from London and you can be in the quintessential holiday destination of Cornwall. Yes, Londoners can reach the sandy Canvey Island beach in an hour but when it comes to family holidays in the UK, there are few better options than this south west region. With its enviably mild climate, picture postcard beaches and family fun all year round, the drive south west is definitely worth it. Once you arrive in Cornwall you’ll find a wealth of attractions sure to please Mum, Dad and children of all ages.