The People of Havana
My experience of the people in Havana He tangata, he tangata, he tangata! He aha te mea nui o te ao What is the most
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Zona Arqueológica Palenque (Palenque Ruins)
We visited the ruins twice, once using the tour which took us from San Cristobal De Las Casas to Palenque and then I forced everyone out of bed early the next morning to view it before all the tour buses arrived.
Vehicles in Caye Caulker
There are very few vehicles on the island of Caye Caulker but there are a lot of boats
La Paz Waterfall Garden and Wildlife Park
This garden is well worth taking the kids. There are a wide variety of animals to see and they will enjoy the cool walk of the waterfall.
Vehicles in Las Vegas
This colourful car captured 2yo’s attention. We found it in the M&M store, which btw, was four levels. And a run-down yellow school bus Our
Garrafon Reef Park, Isla Mujeres
Garrafon Reef Park is located near Punte Sur the most eastern part of Mexico. It is by a reef which offers some snorkelling and it
Horseshoe Bend
Horseshoe Bend is a river set amongst a Navaho red rock canyon that has a hairpin turn shaped like a horseshoe, hence the name. It’s
Family Time In The Budapest Baths
Our family’s tactics for solving the no children policy in most of the Budapest thermal bath houses.
About me
We’re a New Zealand family of six currently on a twelve month sabbatical. Our household consists of my husband, myself and our four children aged 14, 12, 4 and 2.
This makes for interesting travels as we continually cater to a toddler, pre-schooler as well as a tween and teenager.
Hubby and I love exploring and of all our adventures, the ones in nature are our favourite. So in these pages I hope to bring to life some of the adventures both local, national and some international we experience.
Thanks for taking the time to share in some of our journeys.
– Rossanne