Thailand is a super friendly country for families to holiday and travel in. The Thai people love children. But where is the best place in Thailand to visit with kids? Well, we absolutely fell in love with Koh Lanta! It’s like Bali and Phuket of 20 years ago – and I do hope it remains…
Join us as we travel from Bangkok to the south of Thailand on the sleeper train with the kids. An exciting new form of transport or a disaster to be avoided??! When the flights from Bangkok to Krabi (to access Koh Lanta) were coming up at over £400 for us, we knew we had to…
As well as sharing our favourite places to visit and things to do in Bangkok, we’d be remiss not to share some of the practical information we discovered! All of this is with kids and families in mind, to make visiting Bangkok with kids a breeze! We’re sharing the best places to eat with kids,…
Here’s our top recommendations for visiting Bangkok with the kids in tow! Bangkok has a vibe! It’s hustle, bustle, history and culture. It’s an assault on the senses! It’s a great hub for arriving, connecting or departing South East Asia. But it’s also a huge metropolis that can feel very overwhelming. We don’t think it…
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Northern Bali around Munduk and Lovina has a stunning landscape and loads of things to explore – from waterfalls, to forests, to beaches, temples and of course tourist attractions. Only a handful of Bali’s tourists visit the northern area but we would totally recommend it.
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