Top 3 Family-Friendly Summer Holiday Destinations for
2016
Travelling with children
is a great way to bring the family together, share wonderful experiences and
make memories that last a lifetime. Choosing a destination for your holiday
with your kids can be tricky, so we’ve picked some locations that are
child-friendly and offer something for everyone.
Lanzarote
The volcanic island of Lanzarote
is a fantastic destination for families that want something a little bit
different, but still want the sun, sea and sand. From camel rides to water
parks, green lagoons to black volcanic mountains, Lanzarote is a fascinating
place.
Highly rated across the
board, The Mirador del Rio is a viewing point at the north of Lanzarote giving
you a breath-taking view of the island of La Graciosa as well as being home to
stunning architecture at the summit.
The Cesar Manrique
Foundation, dedicated to artist and ecologist Cesar Manrique
will be a hit with kids – you can visit his former home, situated in volcanic
bubble formations which is a wonderful interactive blend of art and nature – a
top tourist site and must-see destination.
Tuscany
Tuscany in Italy makes a
fantastic family destination, offering all sorts of activities that kids will enjoy,
and stunningly beautiful scenery and tranquillity that parents will love. The
great thing about Tuscany is that it can be great in both summer and winter.
The best way to enjoy
Tuscany is to stay in a villa, which gives everyone enough space and luxury to
truly relax and enjoy time off with the flexibility of being able to out and
see the sights. Tots to Travel
have a fantastic range of family friendly villas to check out.
You can try out chocolate
workshops that will be a hit with the kids, wine tasting for the adults and
waterparks and countryside activities in the day time like horse-riding,
outdoor arts and craft classes, and cycling.
Corsica
A little different to
mainland France, Corsica is a marvellous location, and at just a short trip
from the UK, it’s a low stress journey for a lot of reward.
There are things to do
that will suit children of all ages and adults too. Corsica’s beaches are
idyllic and make for the ideal seaside holiday abroad.
There are lots of
beautiful and interesting historical sites to check out here too. Cuisine-wise,
if you have fussy eaters in the family, Corsican food
is not dissimilar to mainland French tastes and is simple, healthy and
delicious.
These destinations are
all very easy to get to from the UK which makes it much easier if you have
little ones, and the weather is reliable.
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