Category: Family Travel

Lonavala wasn’t on our original itinerary, as we had originally planned to drive to Goa which changed when we had vehicle issues, which you can read about here: How to Travel Around India: Taxis, Car Hire & What We Learned the Hard Way Instead, we ended up here and it became one of those travel…

Most families fly somewhere, stay in one hotel, go home. Funnily enough, PRIOR to having kids that is exactly what we did. I have spent many years talking to countless home educating and worldschooling families and interestingly the parents were travellers before and decided to not let having a family alter their lifestyle. Turns out,…

Travelling around India is an adventure in itself and not always in the romantic, Instagram kind of way. When we visited India as a family, we travelled mostly by taxi and also attempted to drive from Mumbai to Goa by hiring a car… which, honestly, was an experience I wouldn’t rush to repeat. If you’re…

Lop Buri is one of those places in Thailand that used to be famous for one very specific reason: monkeys. Lots of them. Everywhere. When we visited, it was still very much “monkey town” chaotic, noisy, and completely unforgettable. These days, Lop Buri is a lot quieter, but honestly? Even without the monkeys, it is…

Phang Nga Bay is one of the most beautiful places in Thailand, famous for its dramatic limestone karsts, emerald-green water and iconic sea stacks rising out of the ocean. If you’re visiting Phuket, a trip to Phang Nga Bay is an absolute must. We visited Phang Nga Bay while staying in Phuket and chose to…

Finding a good place to stay in Mumbai can feel a bit overwhelming it’s a huge, busy, intense city and where you stay really does affect your experience. We stayed at Hotel Sahil in Mumbai and honestly, it was a fantastic base for exploring the city as a family. We stayed there for a few…

If you’ve ever googled things to do in Mumbai, chances are Chor Bazaar has popped up. Often called Mumbai’s “Thieves Market”, Chor Bazaar is one of the city’s oldest and most famous markets, known for its antiques, second-hand goods, and absolute sensory overload. We decided to visit Chor Bazaar while in Mumbai with our kids…

Thailand is an absolute dream destination for food lovers. Whether you’re into rich curries, fresh noodles, tropical fruit, or you just love wandering night markets seeing what’s cooking, Thai food becomes part of the adventure not just something you grab between activities. We’ve spent a lot of time traveling around Thailand as a family, and…

Bangkok is one of those cities that feels loud, chaotic, colourful, and overwhelming… and yet somehow completely unforgettable. Before visiting with kids, I’ll be honest I wasn’t sure how much we would enjoy it. But Bangkok ended up being one of those places that surprised us in the best way possible. From markets that literally…