Family Vacations Directory - Britain

Britain: Quirky Events - Cheese Rolling, Bog Snorkeling and Welly-wanging.

Not everything in Britain is Harry Potter or Pride and Prejudice some events defy explanation making you tempted to phone home – they  simply must be seen to be believed. VisitBritain - the tourist office for England, Scotland and Wales - suggests some not-to-be-missed highlights for 2008. [Read More]

Scotland: Edinburgh, "The Water Horse: Legend of the Deep."

This holiday season the question "do you believe?" will take on new meaning. In less than eight weeks, the myth of Scotland's legendary Loch Ness Monster will be reborn with the December 25th premier of Sony Pictures feature film "The Water Horse: Legend of the Deep". And for intrigued viewers eager to validate the Scottish myth themselves, a themed touring package is available to bring The Water Horse tale from the big screen to reality. [Read More]

Away for the Holidays – Take a Tour and Have a Family Adventure.

One of the easiest ways to escape the madness of the holidays is to latch on to a family tour. The family adventures described below are all available during the Christmas or winter school break. I have highlighted a few unique memory making itineraries. Follow the links included to several more. Think of the following short descriptions as gift wrapping for a family adventure. The ideas described themselves read like a special present just waiting to be unwrapped. [Read More]

England: London 10 ways to Save and Still Have Fun.

Modern, quirky and loads of fun, London is a terrific city adventure destination for families. For some, to do it and not break the bank is the challenge. Ideas, details, and the latest information on how to save money may be found at a new website visitlondon.com. [Read More]

Britain: Three Ships, a King, Pocahontas and an Empire.

The history trail leading up to the first sail to America is lively and entertaining. In true British fashion families will find a variety of well conceived programs weaving rich threads of history through interactive exhibits, storytelling and living history. See the places stately homes, castles, historic cities and villages which inspired and lead to that first permanent English-speaking settlement in 1607. [Read More]

Wales: Cardiff, Winter Wonderland.

With over a quarter of a million skaters having taken to the ice in the past five years, Cardiff’s Winter Wonderland returns to the beautiful Civic Centre for a sixth year in 2006. The bmibaby open-air ice rink is back between November 16th and January 7th giving a cool 52 days of skating. [Read More]

Ireland: Dublin, Caravan with the Kids.

Everyone has heard about barging in France and England and slow-boating in Holland. The list of advantages in each case is long including slowing down, enjoying locals, celebrating customs, seeing the countryside, and no TV or phones to interfere. Ireland has its own version, sort of a land cruise in the centuries old tradition of gypsies. Imagine a horse and a quaint wooden wagon --a caravan and actually having not just a holiday, but an adventure in the process. What a perfect way to introduce children to Ireland's countryside -- the Land of a Thousand Welcomes. [Read More]

England: Cornwall, Renting a Cottage with the Kids.

Looking at the map placed deliberately on the dinning room table it seemed simple enough; it was going to be a trip for three generations. We decided to go to England and to rent a quaint "country" cottage. I thought it was time to introduce the little ones to something not made by Disney. [Read More]

Scotland: Edinburgh, The Royal Scotsman, A Family Affair to Remember.

Keeping teens moving prevents them from getting restless on family vacations.  After all, it is a train and much, much more. [Read More]

Tours: Experience Britain with Harry Potter Star.

Can you imagine vacationing in England with Percy Weasley? Beyond Boundaries Tours has arranged just such an experience. Chris Rankin, who plays Percy Weasley in the Harry Potter movies, will spend an entire weekend with the tour participants.This fun-filled, 10-day/eight-night escorted vacation traces Harry Potter’s steps in London and more. [Read More]

England: Cycling the Royal Thames Valley.

The River Thames is England's royal thoroughfare - for centuries, kings and queens used it as a link between their palaces and castles. Along its meandering course, much of the nation's history has been written. [Read More]

Britain: Trusty the Hedgehog Makes Magic.

Trusty the Hedgehog is the children’s mascot for the National Trust. Each season he leads young visitors on learning adventures that provide fun at the same time. In typical style of the National Trust, the staff members have created a delightful and compelling assortment of summer fun for families. Not all include Trusty but all include fun. [Read More]

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