5 Family Travel Bloggers you should follow

Travelling with kids is a unique experience and is certainly different to my free soloing backing days around Europe. There are logistics and practicalities that need to be taken into account as well as having an itinerary planned that is suitable for everyone. No country or city is off bounds all you need is a little inspiration and these 5 fantastic family travel bloggers will give you all the wanderlust you need while showing you family travel is possible from long-haul to short haul, city breaks, rural adventures, staycation, camping and everything in between so make sure to check them out. One Tiny Leap One Tiny Leap is an award-winning family travel blog charting the world adventures of Maria, her partner Rob, and their son. Maria, a marketing manager in the travel industry, has been blogging since 2013, when the family decided to pack up their bags, live in Lisbon for a year, and then embark on a year-long round-the-world trip . Now based back in Brighton in ......

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Dinosnores & Airbnb Base Camp at The Natural History Museum

Like many kids his age my 7yr old is obsessed with Dinosaurs and natural his also a fan of the Night At The Museum films so the idea of sleeping over at The Natural History Museum as part of Dinosnores was a dream come true on more than one level. Dinosnores runs throughout the year and makes this magical experience a reality for children aged 7-11yrs old and I whole heartedly recommend this, we had a blast. What makes this next year extra special is Airbnb and have collaborated with Dinosnores to offer raffle places to ticket holders to be in the chance of getting one of the coveted Base Camp spots, located at the top balcony of the Hintze Hall besides the 1300 year old giant sequoia overlooking the huge blue whale skeleton, I mean talk about a view! Base Camp  As soon as we arrived at the Natural History Museum the atmosphere was buzzing with so many excited children. Despite there being a fair few school classes, cubs scouts and larger groups it was so we......

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Exploring France with Kids - Guest post

France, famous for their wine, their cheese, and their spirit, is one of the richest European countries. Laden with nature, history, and beautiful architecture, France is a must see for families. Even the little ones will enjoy a trip to France, which offers many sights suitable for family trips. Some of the best French regions to visit with families include; Paris, Normandy, Dordogne, and Montpellier. Each with their own charms, these regions will ensure you create wonderful memories, and here are some of my favourite things to do in each region. Paris Disneyland Paris: This is quite the obvious one but if you’re a fan of Disney yourself and you can afford it, Disneyland is definitely worth the trip! Although I would say it’s best for children over eight, as they will actually remember the trip in years to come, and you will avoid some of the rides aimed at really young kids which take forever in the queue. Tip: Pack sandwiches for lunch Les Jardins du Luxembo......

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