Antipaxos Greece: a tiny must-see Ionian island 2024

Antipaxos Greece: a tiny must-see Ionian island 2024

If you’re staying on the Ionian island of Paxos in Greece then a day trip to Antipaxos is a must.  This tiny and secluded island has sheltered bays with crystalline turquoise waters and lovely tavernas for lunch too.  We caught a shuttle boat from Gaios to Antipaxos with friends to check out the beautiful Antipaxos beaches.

Top interrailing tips for teenagers planning a summer trip to Europe

Top interrailing tips for teenagers planning a summer trip to Europe

When school exams are over many UK teens plan a summer trip with friends around Europe using an interrail train pass. It’s often their first holiday without family and is a great opportunity to explore before going to university or starting work. Here are our top tips for families whose teens will be interrailing this summer from how to plan your route, the pros and cons of interrail seat reservations and the best backpacks for interrail.

8 Things to do on a family holiday in Amsterdam with three generations

8 Things to do on a family holiday in Amsterdam with three generations

A family holiday in Amsterdam is a great choice for a multi-generation trip. Just a short hop from London, there’s plenty to see and do in a compact area, with level walking and lovely views.  Esther and family, ages ranging from teens to 80s, celebrated a wedding anniversary with a city break to Amsterdam 

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The ultimate camping list for a family trip – free printable

Schools are back, the mornings are chillier but that needn’t mean holidays are over. Autumn can be a lovely time of year for a family camping trip.  Weekends away in the country, scrunching through leaves on woodland walks or catching a glowing sunset at the seaside are a brilliant antidote to term time stress. Here’s the ultimate family camping checklist to help you pack.

How to plan your best family holiday ever with teenagers

How to plan your best family holiday ever with teenagers

Once your children become teens their views on your much-loved family holidays can alter. Some are happy to carry on sharing family trips, others want their independence. Maybe your plans are ‘boring’, there’ll be ‘nothing to do’ and they’d ‘rather stay at home’. But it needn’t be like that. With some careful planning you can have some of your best holidays ever with your teens.