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There are so many different angles that you can take when booking a cruise. From senior specialties to LGBTQ+ friendly cruises, the major lines will generally include options that suit a range of lifestyles. Family cruises are one of the most commonly searched for forms of expeditions, with many…
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We love a visit to Marwell Zoo, near Southampton as it is a fabulous day out that all the family enjoy.
New for Easter 2025 is their Around the World in 80 Species event and its not to be missed.
Running from Saturday 5 April to Monday 21 April 2025…
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We first visited SandWorld back in 2014 and were Wow’d by the incredible sculptures that were on display, which included tributes to Dr Who, WW2, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and more.
We were invited back to visit SandWorld in Weymouth for their 2025 festival and we were not disappointed!
The breathtaking,…
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When you mention the Jurassic Coast, the most iconic and well-known landmark is the famous Durdle Door stone arch.
Man O’War Bay is Durdle Door’s quieter neighbour on the opposite side of the headland and offers a quieter, but equally as breathtaking experience.
Unlike many of our wonderful Jurassic Coast beaches, Durdle…
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Step back in time and relive the fateful voyage of RMS Titanic with a spellbinding, immersive 3 course dining and theatre experience, right above the waves on Bournemouth Pier!
On Saturday 12th April 2025, Key West Restaurant, in partnership with Histoire Productions, will transform into the grand halls of Titanic,…
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Experiencing the open sea against a backdrop of stunning visuals transforms a holiday into an adventure. Families looking for unique activities to enjoy together will find that observing playful marine life provides excitement and valuable lessons. Witnessing these majestic creatures in their natural habitat fosters memories that will last…
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Brownsea Island is the largest island in Poole Harbour and is one of the most bio-diverse locations in the UK.
Isaac and Eliza are both very lucky to be part of the Young Conservationists on the island, heading over once a month to complete conservation tasks such as cutting down…
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Exploring the South East of England offers a balance of scenic walks, cultural experiences, and historic landmarks. Whether you prefer a peaceful riverside stroll or discovering centuries-old architecture, there’s plenty to see and do. Planning ahead ensures the best use of time while allowing space for spontaneous discoveries.
Strolling Along…
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We are regular visitors to Bristol, to visit our son Kian and every time we visit we drive past a signpost to Castle Combe and say we must make a detour one day.
Last week, during half term, we did just that!
Castle Combe is within the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and…
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Travel is about experiencing new places, cultures, and moments that leave a lasting impression. However, over time, details can sadly start to fade away, which is why it is important to find ways to keep memories alive.
Fortunately, there are things you can do to preserve these cherished memories. One…
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
