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I am very lucky to have visited many of the Greek islands, but there is one which is at the top of my list to visit again – Santorini.
Perched on the edge of steep cliffs, the picturesque villages of Santorini offer a great view to the Aegean Sea and…
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Interrail is one of the best ways to see more of Europe. With an interrail travel pass, you can visit 40,000 destinations in 33 countries, creating the European adventure that you want, and the chance to have a truly flexible break. It’s a cost-effective and safe way to travel…
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Sicily, the largest island in Italy and the Mediterranean Sea, is the remnant of a land bridge that once connected Europe and Africa. Because of this special position, between two continents, Sicily has been a rewarding destination for many peoples in the past. Over the years, many cultural monuments…
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Now that summer 2020 and the memories of cancelled holidays and quarantine is starting to fade, families in search of sun, sand and unforgettable memories will love the assortment of activities and experiences on offer throughout Italy’s Puglia region.
From family friendly beaches, whitewashed vertical coastlines, historic hill-tops, water sports…
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Austria is an amazing location. It is beautiful, family-friendly, and there’s so much to do no matter what time of the year you go! It is a quick 2-3 hour flight from the UK, and you can easily rent a car (safer now anyways) to head off to some…
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When it comes to exhilaration, excitement and speed, there’s very little that compares to the thrill of riding a motorbike. These machines are powerful and strong, and it takes an experienced and confident rider to be able to handle them safely and effectively.
Learning to ride a motorcycle takes years…
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During our holiday to Spain, we decided to make the two hour drive and spend a day in Valencia.
Our first stop of the day was Bioparc Valencia and then we jumped in the car and headed to the City of Arts and Sciences, one of the twelve treasures of…
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During our holiday to Spain, we took a day trip to Valencia, a port city which lies on Spain’s south-eastern coast, known for its City of Arts and Sciences.
Normally our city visits involve exploring as much as possible on foot, however, because Sebby had been poorly during the holiday,…
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For the last couple of years we have spent February half term in the UK, but this year we decided to head to Spain to find some much needed sunshine after all the dreary weather we have been having.
After much research we decided to fly to Alicante and stay…
Are we nearly there yet? is a new online blog run by me, Kara Guppy, and is named as such thanks to my daughter Eliza who always asks that very question when we are less than 5 minutes up the road heading off on our adventures. You may know me from my other family blog chelseamamma.co.uk
