Swimming With Sea Turtles In Akumal, Mexico. Full Review and Guide
My experience of swimming with sea turtles in Akumal
My experience of swimming with sea turtles in Akumal
Xel-ha is a great day out in the Riviera Maya group. Here’s why.
Animal cafes are big in Japan. Here’s how to book the micro pig cafe, Tokyo.
The Unko Museum Tokyo is an interactive attraction focused on playful, colorful representations of poop. Geared towards kids, it offers unique experiences like photo zones and arcade games, making it a fun stop for families visiting Odaiba.
Good news for Hello Kitty fans! The pop-up Hello Kitty cafe in Primark is now open – and will stay open until June. There are pop-up cafes in the Primark stores in Birmingham, Manchester, and Edinburgh, but this will be about the Edinburgh one as we visited when we were in the city for the…
Another day, another post about one of our local adventures! This time a review of Pettitts Animal Adventure park, which is based in Reedham, and is close to both Great Yarmouth and the Norfolk Broads. Pettitts offers theme park rides, animals as well as animal encounters, parks and playgrounds, and entertaining shows. It is a…
The Time and Tide Museum in Great Yarmouth is an attraction we didn’t expect to love, but it turned out to be one of the best indoor things to do in Great Yarmouth. Housed in a former Victorian fish curing factory, the museum tells the story of Great Yarmouth’s fishing heritage, seaside history, and local…
The Sainsbury Centre, based on the UEA campus, is an art gallery, museum and cafĂ©. Primarily focused on world art, the centre itself is free to access and is a wonderful place to pass an hour in its own right. But the Sainsbury Centre also offers a sculpture park which spreads out across the UEA…
Mallorca offers family-friendly activities, including pony rides at Rancho Cala Mandia, known for its welcoming atmosphere and affordable prices. The ranch is accessible for children and provides multilingual support.
One of the biggest and most famous attractions in Mallorca are the Drach Caves. Whenever a local asked what we were planning to see or do during our stay, they all told us we would regret not seeing their famous caves: and they were right! Beautiful, enormous, awe-inspiring…it would be easy to run out of…
I have a love/hate relationship with Legoland Windsor, considering it both the best and the worst of British theme parks: and much of that has to do with how busy the park is on the day you visit! The mini land is exceptional, a place we could happily get lost for hours. Regardless of how…
Another new adventure for us, and another local adventure too. The Challenge Woods is based at The Nest, which is the Norwich City Football Club Community Hub. Friends of ours had visited, and raved about what a fun (and affordable) experience it was, so we decided to give it a go! The Nest’s Challenge Wood…
Today is one of those rarest posts and rarest occasions: a night out without the kids! And as a dedicated lover of food carts, junk food, and cocktails, there was no better place to go than the Junkyard Market in Norwich, which started as a pop-up and is now a permanent feature in the city….
We haven’t been on any ‘Big Adventures’ this week, but I thought I would share one of our favourite ways to spend a lazy Saturday afternoon: eating chips and feeding swans in Wroxham! Wroxham is considered the jewel of the Norfolk Broads, and if you’re visiting the area for your summer holiday then you’ll find…
Beccles Lido, located in Suffolk near the Norfolk border, is a family-friendly heated outdoor swimming pool with various depths, a café, and affordable pricing. Ideal for summer visits, it offers enjoyable swimming experiences for all ages.
If you’re visiting Alton Towers with pre-schoolers or visiting Alton towers with younger kids (Boy5 is in his reception year at school) then CBeebies land is the jewel in the crown of Alton Towers: the one part of the park that makes visiting with kids of this age totally worth doing. There aren’t that many…
If you find yourself near Norwich and at a lose end, then it is possible to get away from the hustle and bustle and enter an idyllic countryside space without actually leaving the city. Whitlingham Country Park looks like one of Norfolk’s famous broads, but it is actually a man-made water space, built on the…
Cromer is a little further afield for us, compared to the local beaches we visit: it is a 40 minute drive from home. We left home in glorious sunshine on what was the first warm and sunny day in weeks, hoping to hunt in the famous Cromer rock pools and eat ice cream. When we…
Camel riding is something you think of doing when on exotic holidays in distant, faraway locales. But this weekend we visited the Camel Park Oasis in Suffolk and rode camels in the UK! Camel riding is something that our oldest son has always wanted to do, so we were delighted when we found out about…
I have a soft spot for slightly run down British seaside towns, probably because I grew up in one. And if you’re looking for a fun, no-frills, shabby seaside resort then Great Yarmouth definitely fits the bill! Today we took the boys to Great Yarmouth Pleasure Beach. In a pre-Covid world you could buy either…