Being a parent may not be easy on the best of days. However, you might find yourself feeling that much more nervous when on holiday, or your children are no longer at school.
At this point, entertaining and looking after them may be solely your responsibility.
Keeping kids occupied on holiday is more work than many parents think. Especially teenagers. They’ve left their friends behind, the telly is in a foreign language, their favourite games are …
Liverpool: birthplace of The Beatles, Capital of Culture 2012 and one of the most aesthetic cities in the UK – but did you know it’s also home to some of the creepiest, most historic venues in the UK?
So, whether you’re after a ghostly pub crawl, or just fancy being a full-time creep, we’ve taken a look and here are some of the most haunted places in Liverpool to visit!
If your child has learned to cycle and you are looking for nice, easy places to practice those pedal skills locally in Bristol, and eventually some family bike rides, read on. We will take you through the best places for kids and families to ride bikes in Bristol.
Places to start out and practice cycling in Bristol
Bristol Family Cycling Centre, Hengrove
This has to be number one on the list. This is a perfect place for kids to learn to cycle!
A disused athletic track converted into a friendly cycle centre with helpful staff on hand to lend bikes, give tips and set challenges to help develop your child’s skills (or your own skills for that matter, as the centre will get absolutely anyone cycling, adults included, and also runs a variety of sessions for those with disabilities).
All set for camping? Wait! Do you have the right knife to assist you?
Knives can decide the experience of your camping in many ways. They are used for cutting, digging, peeling, and sometimes lighting up the fire. Therefore, you cannot camp well without one.
Staying on Disneyworld property might cost more, but you will get more perks. Luckily, there are a variety of different hotels situated on the park grounds, ranging from luxurious to budget and child-friendly hotels.
Nantucket is not just a preppy summer home and vacation spot for the affluent. It is one of the towns with the most preserved pre-civil war homes and buildings in the USA.
And even though it has a rich history and is the desired destination for vacationers, travelers, and people interested in buying second or third homes, the island and its nature have not been ruined.
As one of the Pacific’s most popular tourist destinations and one of the most beautiful places in the world, French Polynesia is the ultimate tropical escape.
Corsica is France’s most popular camping destination – by a long shot
The island of Corsica is by far the most popular place for camping holidays in France, beating mainland destinations like Brittany and the Cote d’Azur.
This is according to research conducted by travel expert Find A Cheap Flight. It found that ‘Corsica’ was googled 60,500 times in a month, compared to places like Annecy and Biscarrosse, both of which received 40,500 searches each.
Now that Halloween is done and dusted for the year, I can’t resist thinking about the big one…. Christmas time!
As you will know when you have little ones, Christmas can truly be the most magical time of year and if you live in the Bristol area there is no shortage of seasonal activities for families to take part in.
We have compiled a list of the best Christmas activities in Bristol, North Somerset, South Gloucestershire and slightly further afield within up to an hour’s drive.