Tag: family holiday
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Dive into Lake Bled: A 3-Day Itinerary

Tucked away in the Julian Alps of Slovenia is the stunning Lake Bled. It’s got everything—beautiful scenery, fun outdoor activities, and delicious food and drink. The lake has become my favourite thanks to its crystal-clear, cool water, and the blissful lack of weeds (my irrational fear!) —making it perfect for swimming, paddleboarding, or simply soaking…
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Six days in Iceland

Iceland has been on our bucket list for years. We decided that 2024 would be our year to visit, but with reports of reoccurring volcanic activity we weren’t sure it was the best time. After reviewing official advice, we decided we would go over May half term and booked our flights with EasyJet in March…
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Skiing on a shoestring

With February half term fast approaching, and snow falling across the alps, I thought I would share my top tips on how to bag yourself a reasonably priced ski holiday. Look for smaller, lesser known resorts that are serviced by airports with cheaper flights Airports such as Geneva, Lyon, Grenoble, Turin and Chambery are expensive…
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Travelling during a pandemic

With hopes set high in late 2020 that we would get to have a summer holiday in 2021 we booked two weeks to Lake Como, Italy. Fast forward to a week before departure and international travel seemed as uncertain as ever since the pandemic started and Italy had a five day quarantine requirement for all…
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May half term in Croatia

May half term seems to be the first holiday of the year where everyone wants to get away. The weather is warming up, sea temperatures are rising and the sun is (mostly) shining throughout the Northern Hemisphere. It is the shoulder season before peak season prices kick in and a great time to find a…
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Stockholm and the Swedish Archipelago

We spent four days exploring the city of Stockholm and the surrounding archipelago. When researching the trip we wanted to stay somewhere accessible to the city centre but also to boats out to the island. We decided to stay in Nynashamn at Nordic Camping. This turned out to be a perfect seaside base which was…
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Two weeks in Le Marche, Italy

Le Marche is an area on the East of Italy, between the Adriatic Sea and Apennine mountains. It borders Umbria and Tuscany but is a more affordable, less crowded, and just as beautiful area to visit. When we were planning this holiday we wanted somewhere off the beaten track, with mountain scenery and lakes that we could swim…


