A Fresh Perspective on Travel Every Day
More than likely, a child’s first travel adventure beyond what is familiar will play out in a storybook. From an early age, books help establish a life-long love of reading and inspire curiosity about places, both real and imagined. They serve as a gateway to insatiable wanderlust. What child wouldn’t want to stroll through Madeline’s Paris or get a taste of Harry Potter’s world of wizardry?
Home to a kaleidoscopic array of marine life, the Red Sea boasts some of the world’s most coveted coral gardens, reefs, and sunken wrecks, making it a perfect spot for scuba diving and snorkeling.
VisitJakartain years to come and you might want to pack a snorkel: the city of 30 million is fighting what sadly looks like a losing battle against rising tides and subsidence, which could seeIndonesia’s canary-down-the-mine capital become the first megacity rendered uninhabitable by climate change.
Turquoise waters, seaside hideouts, and thick jungles where the elusive jaguar resides, it’s no wonder Belize bills itself as the perfect “Caribbean” getaway. However, to truly appreciate what this Central American country has to offer, listen to the Garifuna drums, indulge in Mayan chocolate, and immerse yourself in the cultures these groups bring to the country – that is where the real Belize lies.
Of course, a tour of the Rocky Mountains is on your to-do list. Whether it’s your first or umpteenth visit to America’s definitive mountain range, there’s always more to see. With that in mind, we’ve curated essential must-sees in Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming that offer red rocks, black rocks, and views for days, along with a manageable itinerary that maximizes the wow factor.
Traveling with the whole family can create unparalleled happy memories; however, these getaways might lack the relaxation of a true vacation. Therefore, there’s nothing wrong with taking a break from the little ones by indulging in a massage at the spa or reading a few chapters of a novel poolside, especially if the kids are cheerfully entertained.
Travelling solo with kids may initially seem like an oxymoron; how can one truly be alone with little ones in tow? However, many single-parent travellers know that this experience is a unique form of independence. Being a solo parent on the road can present unexpected challenges, but these hurdles can certainly be navigated. Interestingly, travelling alone with children often turns out to be even more rewarding than one might imagine.
It took me years to convince my husband that we should pack up our house, spend our savings on a caravan, take our young kids out of school, and travel from southeast England to the wilds and beaches of west coast Scotland. Nonetheless, as novice caravanners, our trip required meticulous planning. Here’s what you need to know about caravanning with kids.
Experience Rio de Janeiro through the lens of a weekend getaway that balances adventure with relaxation and culinary delights.
What’s more enjoyable than breaking open a bright new box of crayons or digging a spoon into a melty pint of ice cream? Getting a behind-the-scenes look at how they’re made, of course.
I met my group in Ho Chi Minh City, formerly Saigon, a buzzing metropolis where just crossing the road is an exhilarating adventure (top tip: walk at a steady pace, don’t stop, let them drive around you). While we had time to sightsee on day three — I paid a visit to the moving War Remnants Museum and the imposing Reunification Palace — our real adventure began on day two in Ben Tre, a province of the Mekong Delta.
Dotted with towering brick buildings and a mountainous green backdrop, Medellín’s El Poblado neighborhood is a picture-perfect postcard from any spot in the city.
When that first strand of beads hits you in the head, you know you’ve arrived at Mardi Gras. Garish floats, masked strangers, marching bands, and throngs of revelers invade your space. For newcomers, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the chaos. However, that first string of low-flying beads? Consider it your invitation to join the fun. Our advice? Accept the beads, embrace the mayhem, andlaissez les bon temps rouler.
Traveling for outdoor activities combines the excitement of discovering new destinations with the thrill of engaging in your favorite adventures, or perhaps the excitement of trying something totally new. However, packing the necessary gear for outdoor activities while traveling can often be a daunting task, especially when you require equipment that you do not frequently use.
In a country with an indisputably rich mix of flavours in its culinary traditions – influenced by Spain, Africa, and the Caribbean – how do locals manage common shortages of supplies? What are their favourite snacks, regardless of the season? On a sunny January afternoon, we embarked on theGoTravelDaily Experiences Old Havana Street Eats tour powered by Urban Adventuresto sample a selection of grab-and-go foods made on the busiest streets of Havana.
With a sugar-sweet pastel palette, sweeping lawns and lavish estates, the 2020 adaptation ofEmmais a visually stunning reimagining of Jane Austen’s novel of manners. Shot on location around England, audiences can step inside Austen’s vivid historical world with a day trip to one of the sites featured on-screen. Many of the filming locations are open to the public – here are eight that you can visit in real life.
Italy is home to a plethora of exquisite culinary delights that every food enthusiast should explore. Here’s a guide to some of the finest gastronomical experiences and famous dishes across this beautiful country.
As the climate crisis becomes harder to ignore, many travellers are looking for more sustainable options, often eschewing aviation and travelling overland instead. Here, GoTravelDaily takes a look at five popular European routes, comparing cost, journey time, and emissions to help you choose the best transport method.
Have you ever thought of changing pace, slowing life down, and spending every day with your family? That’s exactly what I’m doing right now with my 10-year-old daughter Emmie as we explore Asia together for the next year or so.
