Cancun is comprised of two parts: Zona Hotelera (The Hotel Zone) and everywhere else. The Hotel Zone continues to receive mixed reviews by those who frequent Mexico and those who only come to Cancun once. Here’s my take on The Hotel Zone for a family.
Linking the historical events of Budapest with their architectural grandeur.
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
The Best Western Hotel was a treat after doing three Airbnb’s. But I hadn’t factored in some housekeeping given the length of the stay here. Here’s some tips to “family living” in a hotel.
We spent six days staying in a Casa Particular on the Caribbean island of Cuba where we fell in love with Havana. Here’s why we
I love seeing our kids come alive when they’re doing something adventurous.
I’ve often found knowing less about a place before arriving creates lots of wonderful surprises. In Isla Mujeres, one of these surprises is the wildlife.
Food & Music in New Orleans are often intertwined. Being the birth place of jazz music it’s not hard to understand why. Many restaurants and
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
