Travel with kids: Jersey – The perfect family holiday is under an hour’s flight away
Jul 31 2023- Travel with kids
- Last Updated on 31 July 2023
- Monica Costa
Jersey is fast becoming one of the UK’s most popular family holiday spots this year, as Brits look to take advantage of short flight times, safe, clean beaches, and hours of sunshine on this beautiful island. Families flocking to the modern and elegant family-friendly St Brelade’s Bay Hotel on the island can now expect more than just unspoilt views of the Atlantic Ocean.
This summer the Hotel has released details of a seasonal programme of children’s activities, which includes magic shows, bouncy castles, cookie baking and an enchanting open-air cinema every second Thursday.
Why is budget travel the best way to go?
Jul 26 2023- Travel with kids
- Last Updated on 26 July 2023
- Monica Costa
Why is budget travel the best way to go?
Taking time off your busy schedule to travel with family can be rewarding. However, it can be costly if not planned well. If your travel plans exceed your budget, it would be best to rethink everything. That is not to say you should call off the travel altogether, as you can still have a memorable trip on a budget. A solo trip will require 153 GBP a day, so you can imagine how much you must set aside if you are an average family of four spending ten days away from home. Here are three compelling reasons why you should travel on a budget.
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A BFG-themed trip to Roald Dahl Museum in Great Missenden
Jul 23 2023- Travel with kids
- Last Updated on 24 July 2023
- Monica Costa
The Roald Dahl Museum, located in Great Missenden, is a delightful family attraction that offers an immersive experience into the world of one of the greatest storytellers of all time. As a fan of Roald Dahl’s books, my London Mums’ reporters and I were excited to visit the museum and explore the exhibits and activities it had to offer.
Our journey began with a train ride from Marylebone to Great Missenden. The picturesque countryside views along the way added to the anticipation of our adventure. Upon arriving at Great Missenden, it was a short walk to the museum, and we were warmly welcomed by Steve, the Museum Director.
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