Having visited London with kids I have decided to put together a post on our London itinerary with kids. We did the usual touristy things, but we did not really go into many top London Attractions. London attractions can be expensive, and I didn’t want to spend too much money. I found we could still …
When looking for a hotel for a family stay in the UK, the first hotel chain I try is Premier Inn. Not because we get free stays, because, on all occasions (bar one), I have paid for our stay myself. The reason I do is that I know they offer good quality accommodation for decent …
There are a number of great places to eat in the Falkirk area, and I’m sure more than what I have mentioned below. However, I will keep adding to this post as we visit more places but, until then, I will just include the places we have been and I know cater for gluten and …
When I first started planning our Scottish Highlands adventure I wasn’t quite sure where to look for accommodation. First I thought maybe Aviemore as it’s great for lots of attractions, but then I decided to look a little further afield. The main reason is to get away from the crowds and enjoy the outdoors just …
P&O Ferries have a number of different cabin types, and each time we travel we always stay in the P&O 5 Berth Club Cabin. Why? Well, if you are travelling with children then I think this is a great size cabin to choose for an overnight stay. This is one of the largest cabins available …
The Isle of Arran off the West Coast of Scotland is the perfect place for a family holiday. Even more so if you are an outdoor family, as there are so many activities you can do whilst on the island. We have recently returned from a long weekend on the Island and thought I would …
A Scottish family road trip is a MUST do this year. Living in Scotland you would think we would go exploring more. Unfortunately, we still haven’t found time to go exploring in our own “backyard”. With its beautiful scenery, interesting history and many great attractions, Scotland is a great place for a family holiday; especially …
In one word YES, I found Northumberland to be very dog friendly. I don’t think we have been to many places where countless businesses have water outside for dogs and welcome dogs into their establishments. If you just have a dog/dogs then it is a very dog-friendly region to visit. Although the problem I found …
