When planning our trip to France, I had quickly looked into Disneyland and Parc Asterix. I found a number of rides at Disneyland were closed for refurbishment which swayed me to look more into Parc Asterix. I have to say I don’t think you will be disappointed. My boys were 4.5years old and 1 year …
The Hull to Zeebrugge Ferry Crossing which is run by P&O ferries is a great choice for people who are travelling from the UK and don’t necessarily want to go from Dover to Calais. As we are from Scotland this is the perfect crossing for us when we are travelling to France. PLEASE NOTE: From …
After spending 6 nights at La Croix du Vieux Pont – Berny Riviere, I thought I would write up what I thought about it. I have to say this has been one of the best parcs we have been too. The facilities that La Croix du Vieux Pont has available are amazing, and even on …
I have known about the Scottish Owl Centre for a long time, but we just never got around to going. It’s not too far from our house so you would think we would go more often. However, I decided one day to check it out and we are glad we did. Okay, you probably can’t …
When planning to go on a family holiday the last thing you want to be worrying about is airport parking, especially if you have young children. Car parking at Edinburgh airport may differ from other airports, so please make sure you check to see what options are available at your chosen airport. I’m not too …
Hohenschwangau Castle also is known as Schloss Hohenschwangau is a 19th-century palace in southern Germany. Just like Neuschwanstein Castle, it is set in the perfect fairytale setting; surrounded by forests, mountains and a beautiful lake nearby. A tiny bit of background information; Ludwig II grew up in this castle which was built by his father …
Pisa is incredibly famous worldwide, known for its iconic leaning tower. I had a brief visit to Pisa in 2014 with my eldest son when he was just 3 years old. Despite spending less than 24 hours there, we managed to catch glimpses of the main sights, although we didn’t venture inside any of the …
I suppose driving in France is much like driving in any country. However, if you are from the UK like me then driving on the “wrong side” of the road can be a little daunting! I have driven abroad before and I was pretty nervous at first as I was driving my dad’s car (which …
