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Whether you are married with kids, one of ten siblings, or have a group of friends who’re as close as family, everyone has family in some form or another. Many people go on hunting trips to have some alone time away from their families, but have you ever considered taking the whole family with you?

Here are five reasons to load up the car and bring your loved ones on your next hunting trip.

Bonding

Hunting is a great way to bond with the people you love. If you have children who are just learning to hunt or parents and grandparents who have been hunting for years, it can be a perfect opportunity for long chats about life.

Fresh Air

Everyone, no matter their age, can benefit from the great outdoors and a little bit of fresh air. A hunting trip is a wonderful opportunity to take advantage of nature and relax a little bit. Even if a member of the family doesn’t want to partake in hunting, they can still come along and camp, swim, go on hikes, and cook on the campfire with you.

Focus and Discipline

If you have children, siblings, or cousins who are in their teens, you may not have taken them on a hunting trip before. But hunting can be an excellent skill to learn to teach them focus, discipline, and confidence. If you take them hunting with you, you will be there with them the whole time to teach them everything you know and watching them learn these valuable life skills will be extremely rewarding for you.

Unity

Hunting brings families together, because it’s hard work. Working together on a hunt can help to settle arguments and seal bonds between family members because if you want to get it done, you have to rely on your family members to help you. You’ll be carrying heavy kills as well as preparing the carcasses, none of which is easy work. Why not have a little help?

Tradition

In many families, hunting is a tradition that is carried on over multiple generations. If you’re a hunter, don’t allow the family tradition to stop with you. Bring your family along for the hunt and make memories just like your ancestors before you did!

When you’re thinking of planning your next hunting trip, remember this and consider bringing your whole family along. You’ll get so much out of the experience that you would never be able to get alone, you’ll have help with the hardest tasks, and you’ll make irreplaceable memories that you’ll have for the rest of your life.

Puerto Aventuras is a strategically planned place for tours in Riviera Maya, giving it a special touch of housing in harmony with the environment.

It is located in the Mexican Caribbean just 15 minutes away from Playa del Carmen, and 30 minutes from Tulum.

In the heart of Puerto Aventuras is located Dolphin Discovery, a habitat built on a tropical island that has an immense lagoon where you can interact with the different species of marine mammals such as the most loved dolphins, the tender manatees and the fun sea lions, and you can swim with dolphins in Riviera Maya.

In addition to the swim with dolphins or the interaction with manatees you can enjoy the VIP service of an exclusive catamaran with the Royal Swim package, where you can sunbathe, have fun and drink a typical Caribbean cocktail; If you were looking for more, you can also go to the different shops around the location, as well as more activities in Puerto Aventuras that may include: exploring the marina town, going shopping, eating in the various restaurants, etc …

Within Puerto Aventuras with an excellent location just 5 minutes away walking from Dolphin Discovery, you will find the 5 stars hotel Dreams Puerto Aventuras, what makes this hotel special is that it is the only one with a dolphin habitat in Puerto Aventuras, Curiously, it also belongs to Dolphin Discovery, this hotel is special because it gives you the opportunity to do a kayak tour with the dolphins with their Royal Swim experience, even if this is located inside Dreams, the swim with dolphins and kayak tour it’s available for everyone.

So know you, if you are looking for a full day of fun and Activities in Riviera Maya, Dolphin Discovery is for you, if you want a day full of nature and relax Dolphin Discovery Puerto Aventuras is for you, however, if you want new experiences, the kayak tour with dolphins is waiting for you.

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Having an RV or Recreational Vehicle, is possibly one of the best investments anyone can make for themselves and their families. There are tons of advantages to having one and at this day in age with the current pandemic that has hit the world, the need for social-distancing and staying in quarantine has led to people not being able to go on holiday and catch a break any sometimes not even leave their own backyards.

But, having one of these genius inventions helps you in an array of ways, some of these include the fact that it is a cheaper alternative for your holiday trip. You don’t need to book yourself a hotel and rental cars for your vacation, everything is already provided under one roof.

In fact, you don’t need to buy a new one for yourself, you can just rent it, the average day rate in the Australia starts at around $55 and can get up to $130 per day depending on the size. Click here to get some further information about this. If you’ve never driven one before, this would be the ideal option to test it out for a weekend away and will help you decide if you’re willing to purchase one.

Other Advantages of Having An RV

Who like a schedule on a holiday? We certainly don’t. One of the good things about having an RV for the holiday is that it gives you complete flexibility, to go wherever and whenever you want. You don’t even need to wake up early to “check-out” of any hotel or accommodation. A lot of insurances also give you the option to choose the distance covered on your plan, so you should keep a note of this when driving it around.

Plus, there are tons of RV parks around Australia that you can easily park at and spend the day.

Secondly, you have no luggage restrictions, such as one has when flying and a limitation on the baggage you can carry and weight thereof. You can take whatever you want to onboard the vehicle and whatever size you want to, as well. Although, you would want to try and keep it simple, as too many things can be a safety hazard.

The third thing that an RV is good for is you can take your pets along with you and your family. Also, it makes for a good bonding session when everyone is together.

Perhaps the one we like the most, is the advantage of being connected to nature wherever you go. Australia is full of green spaces that are beautiful and perfect for a camp out. Connecting with nature is good for your mind and body, especially for those who work tirelessly everyday to provide for their families deserves an R&R (rest and relaxation).

According to developmental psychologists it is scientifically proven the spending time outdoors helps boost levels of happiness and positivity, as well as relationships https://www.happiness.com/en/magazine/health-body/nature-connection/ who doesn’t want that good feeling enhanced? It’s simple – nature heals.

One can also join RV clubs or memberships such as “Harvest Hosts” which offer loads of deals to its members. It also includes free stays at wineries or orchards and such. If you’re into or just starting the minimalist life-style, this is the ideal “tool” to get your started.

With all the above advantages there is also one very important thing to keep in mind, and to do some homework on, repairs and maintenance. Knowing where to take the motorhome in case you need something fixed is vital to a happy journey. A motorhome service center is your best bet, and there are quiet a few in and around your area that offer an array of services.

What an RV Service Centre Can Offer You

Finding a good RV service centre is the best and most important thing to do when you’ve either rented one or purchased it for yourself. These certified centers can help sort majority of the common issues that people face whilst on the road. Some of the most common things that can happen are blow outs of the engine, water leaks, brakes not working, the electrical units not working properly, to name a few, and experts know how to fix these things in no time.

Some of the things to expect include but are not limited to some of the below:

• MOT checks
• A remap and engine tuning
• Specialist engine diagnostic services
• Brake service and repair
• Remapping and ECU tuning
• General maintenance of the entire unit
• They can use genuine parts for your vehicle
• They can provide you with an assessment of the vehicle
• Make sure the work is done with skill and precision

A lot of these service places also offer a free tow to their premises if the RV is not functioning and cannot be driven there. They also operate in all weathers during most summers and winters, so if your stuck in the snow, they will come get you.

 

Summer may be over, but that doesn’t mean our time outside has to be. 2020 has been a strange year, and with the rise of home working and children spending less time at school, it has become more important than ever before to soak up some of the great outdoors.

Spending time outside allows people to access an array of health benefits, from improving memory and de-stressing, to fighting depression and anxiety. So, what are you waiting for? If you’re planning on visiting the British capital this autumn or winter, we’ve rounded up our top five picks for natural spaces nearby.

The below sites allow you to see London as you’ve never seen it before by taking in some fresh air, slowing down the pace of your trip, and truly enjoying the glorious outdoors.

Abney Park cemetery, Stoke Newington

Abney Park cemetery has it all: culture (being one of the Victorian ‘magnificent seven’ garden cemeteries in London), peace and greenery in a woodland memorial park and Local Nature Reserve.

The park is free to access throughout the year, and offers guided walks and educational experiences. At the time this article was being written, Abney Park was open, but asking visitors to respect social distancing rules and adhere to government guidelines.

Primrose Hill, Camden

Primrose Hill is bursting with character. From the top of this grassy hill, you can enjoy spectacular views across London, one of the six protected viewpoints in the city. The summit is almost 63 meters above sea level!

Primrose Hill is particularly beautiful in the colder months, especially when the frost arrives! Primrose Hill Park was open at the time of this article being written, but please respect their rules on social distancing to enjoy a safe and relaxing visit.

Ham House and Garden

Ham House and Garden describes itself as a “unique 17^th-century treasure trove”, and it’s difficult to disagree with that characterization.

The house sits on the banks of the River Thames and holds a spectacular collection of art, but it’s the gardens that are arguably an even greater attraction. There’s a productive kitchen garden with heritage crops, a maze-like ‘Wilderness’, summerhouses, and gorgeous spots for a picnic.

To visit, book in advance to secure your slot.

Kyoto Garden, Holland Park, Kensington

A stone’s throw away from Shepherd’s Bush and Kensington High Street tube stations, the Kyoto Garden inside Holland Park is not to be missed. Opened in 1991 as a gift from the city of Kyoto, Japan, the garden is very popular – filled with tranquil waterfalls, a pond full of koi carp, stone lanterns, Japanese maple trees, and more.

St Katharine Docks, Central London

St Katharine Docks is central London’s only marina, and it makes for a fabulous day out on the north bank of the Thames, immediately downstream of Tower Bridge and the Tower of London. This prestigious landmark is full of rich history and innovation, and is a home for communities, businesses, and tourists. Explore the vibrant docks, known to some as London’s best-kept secret.

Are you looking for somewhere to stay in central London? One option – Dorsett Hotel, City – makes particular sense, given that it’s conveniently close to St Katharine Docks.

So, what are you waiting for? London is truly beautiful in the autumn and winter, and the current moment is a surprisingly opportune time to visit, with the city not being quite as bustling as it was prior to the pandemic.

Sydney is one of the most cosmopolitan cities in the world, and it is packed full of attractions and things to do when you visit. If you are going on a trip to Sydney, then you will want to do some planning to maximise your stay and see as much as possible when you visit.

Here are some of the must-see attractions that you should add to your bucket list to ensure that you have a memorable visit to the Emerald City.

The Most Famous Beach In The World

Sydney has many iconic attractions, but Bondi Beach is one of the most famous beaches in the world. You can go for a swim, snorkel in the sea, go scuba diving or surfing, or go for a walk. No trip to Sydney is complete without a visit to Bondi Beach, and many sightseeing bike tours in Sydney will visit there as you explore and show you all the cultural sites along the way.

The Opera House

Another landmark that tourists flock to when they visit Sydney is the Opera House, which has graced the skyline for the past 61 years. The building is beautiful both inside and out, and you can also gain a unique perspective of it by taking an organised tour and climbing to the roof.

The Harbour Bridge

Only a stone’s throw from the Opera House is the famous Sydney Harbour Bridge, which is another iconic landmark popular with tourists. Just as with the Opera House, you can also climb the bridge and gain a unique perspective of the city with a bird`s eye view.

The Rocks

The Rocks, now a suburb in Sydney, is one of the oldest suburbs and is formerly the area that incoming ships would unload their cargo of convicts from the UK. It is an upmarket area today and offers visitors trendy cafes and boutique stores which lines its cobbled streets. You can also visit the oldest pub in Sydney here and enjoy a refreshing drink in the Fortune of War.

Cockatoo Island

Cockatoo Island was formerly a prison and was where repeat offenders were sent, and later on, it was transformed into a shipyard and storage facility. Nowadays it is an area that is full of historic architecture. There is accommodation and a café available, with a space for people to camp for the night if they wish.

Observatory Hill

As you may suspect, Observatory Hill is named so because of the observatory built on top of the hill to measure accurate time. It is a pleasant walk up the hill, and when you get to the top, you can enjoy a picnic at the summit while you take in the view of the city below. The view includes the Harbour Bridge and the Opera House, as well as spectacular views looking out over Sydney and the harbour.

A Visit To Luna Park

You can enjoy visiting Luna Park, which is an old-style amusement park with rides and attractions from yesteryear. It is an excellent place to go with children and entry to the park is free, although there are charges for all the rides.

 

Autumn is an idyllic time to get away for a long weekend and take in the breathtaking scenery of the season’s changing colors. There are plenty of great locations around the country to see Fall’s most colorful display, regardless of which part of the country you are in. Here are the top US states to visit and take in this Fall’s vibrant tree colors.

 

Aspen Colorado

While Aspen Colorado is best known as a skiing hotspot, don’t miss the chance to visit it during the quieter and warmer months of Autumn. Forgo the snowy peaks and mountains for ones covered in orange and golden hues. This famously outdoor-friendly town offers plenty of lanes and hiking trails to stroll or bike through, allowing you to adventure into the surrounding colorful scenery truly. Not to mention off-season prices and fewer crowds make it a great spot to avoid the usual tourist crowds.

Catskill NY

Tucked into the charming Hudson Valley, Catskill NY, is a traditional summer vacation spot most popular with New York City dwellers and locals alike. Yet, by the time the trees are at their most vibrant, the out-of-towners have left, and it becomes once again a picturesque town perfect for antiquing and Autumn tree gazing. Complete with a mountain landscape and quaint old town center, Catskill NY is a classic choice for taking in Autumn’s leaf-changing colors.

The Berkshires MA

Head even further east to The Berkshires MA for a quintessential New England Autumn experience. Surrounded by mountains and small towns steeped in colonial beauty, this favorite New England spot is among the area’s prime locations to see Fall’s tree-changing colors. Enjoy the low-key charm of this East Coast getaway along its romantic tree-lined roads and trails.

Columbia River Gorge OR

Columbia River Gorge OR offers a unique Fall experience in the beautiful Pacific Northwest. This nature preserve has an awe-inspiring landscape year-round, so naturally, Autumn is an ideal time to visit. Located in between two national forests, Columbia River Gorge OR is a canyon landmarked as a National Scenic Area. Its majestic views include mountains, waterfalls, cliff-side river views, and lush green forests. Explore its many off-the-beaten paths and see nature at Autumn’s finest.

 

Smoky Mtns Gatlinburg TN

Among Autumn’s most scenic Southern states is the famous Smoky Mtns Gatlinburg TN. With its sweeping views high up above the treetops, the Smoky Mountains is a great place to unwind and enjoy the vibrant local beauty of Autumn. Whether venturing out into the woods or relaxing in one of the area’s many cabins of the area, take in the rustic colors of Fall from a Southern point of view.

Head out this Fall and take full advantage of some post-summer relaxation. Enjoy the crisp cold air, uncrowded vacation spots, and mother nature in her most dynamic colors.

 

 

Going on road trips are so much fun, especially if you are with family and friends. It is not so much the destination but the journey itself. But how can you thoroughly enjoy the journey without hassle on the road in your beat-up car? If you are thinking of selling your car to a junk car buyer but still have to make one last trip, then you must take all precautions before you start the engine so that you don’t encounter any issues along the way, especially if the next repair shop is not for several miles.

Listen for odd sounds

Your car may be old, but it should not exhibit clanking sounds that should not be there in the first place. If you have been driving your car for a long time, you should know by now what to listen to. Should there be any weird sound, get it checked and addressed.

Get busted parts repaired or replaced

Beat-up cars are most likely to have busted parts that need fixing or replacing. Trust your mechanic – if you don’t have any car repair skills – if they say that this needs fixing, and this needs replacing. You are, after all, going on a long trip, and you cannot afford for these busted parts to act up in the middle of nowhere, leaving you with no option but to wait for a tow truck.

Check the tires and brakes

The tires and brakes should be on top of your list to check before a long trip. Making sure that they are on par with the standard will save your life on the road. Tires with surfaces badly worn should be immediately replaced. You should also know how to change a flat tire, so you don’t have to rely on a mechanic to arrive before you can get back on the road. If your brakes are not working correctly and it takes a longer time than usual to stop after braking, then a professional should address the issue.

Bring tools

It would help if you educated yourself on simple car troubleshooting to tide you over until you find a nearby auto repair shop. Tools such as a hydraulic jack should always be in the trunk of your car. If you are not a car person and only know how to drive and not perform simple troubleshooting, then it’s time for you to learn, especially if you are traveling alone.

Go to a trusted mechanic

Always go to a trusted professional mechanic before you go on a trip to check on your old car. It may cost you for repairs, but your safety and the safety of your passengers and other drivers on the road is paramount.

If the worst happens and the mechanic rules that your old ride is no longer road trip worthy, then you may consider renting or borrowing a car that will get you to your destination in one piece, if you cannot afford to buy a new car yet.

 

 

“One of the fabulous tales of the war now being made public concerns

the great navy radio-sending station built in the utmost secrecy

in Haiku valley, windward Oahu, starting in 1942…”

Honolulu Star-Bulletin, 25 Oct 1946

In 1942, to transmit radio signals, the US Navy contractor’s constructed steep hiking trail, consists of 3,922 steps on the island of Oahu, Hawaii. In 1987 this station was closed for the public but still there are hikers who continue to climb the ladders. There is a legal way from the back of the mountain, while climbing you may discover yourself & recognize the blueprint of your soul in nature. There will be a deserted cabin with an old machinery lying inside. At the top of the stairs you will find a cabin with huge antennae on top, you may feel like a survivor searching for any other signs of life. There are many travellers who get emotionally attached to this STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN and become volunteers to protect this historic place for current and future generations. FRIENDS OF HAIKU STAIRS (FHS) is one of the non-profit organisations consisting of passionate volunteers working to preserve the history, cultural integrity & ecology in Haiku valley. This place is a great attraction point for the people who love adventure, heights and breath-taking journeys.

To reach haiku stairs the main airport is Honolulu International Airport (HNL). HNL is the entry point for Hawaii’s visitors. A US Tourist visa is required for International Travellers. Citizens or residents from the “Visa Waiver Program” (VWP) will require an Electronic system for travel authorization ESTA. Visa waiver program is for members of 39 countries which do not require tourist or business visa to enter the USA. It is mandatory for VWP countries citizens get ESTA before booking the tickets. Travellers applied for ESTA can check “ESTA application status” online. ESTA determines the eligibility of visitors traveling to the United States under VWP. Application is not determinant the admissibility of a traveller to the US.

In following condition you need to check ESTA:

1. If your ESTA number is lost – You can recover your ESTA number by entering your personal details on the ESTA website.
2. If you are not sure you have ever applied for ESTA – In case you are not sure whether you have applied for ESTA or not, you can simply check ESTA.
3. If you don’t know whether the ESTA has expired or not- If your ESTA has expired, then you have to apply for a brand new authorization application. There is no extension for the current authorization. You have to follow the same process as you did for the first time you applied and answer the required questions before submission.

While climbing do not carry too many things as it is very steep. Few are the necessary required items -:

• Hiking shoes – More grip the better, as it can be slippery
• Rain Jacket – Weather can change at times in the mountains.
• Extra T-Shirt – As original will get wet through sweat extra will help you to get dry & Warm.
• Headlamp – Your hands will be free & can climb easily.
• Water – Due to heavy sweating in tropical conditions, water will help you to rehydrate.
• Energy bars or Snacks – Carry some energy bars as you will need to replenish your energy at the top of the Stairs.
• Camera or Phone – To capture this beautiful experience you can carry a camera or phone.

Few places that cannot be missed around Honolulu…

• Pearl Harbour – You can learn about Hawaii’s world war II History and tours of Arizona Memorial, Battleship Missouri, Bowfin Submarine and Aviation Museum
• Waikiki Beach – One of the most famous beaches in the world, known for water sports and beach activities
• The Royal Hawaiian – Well known as “Pink Palace”, oldest hotel in Hawaii and has unique flamingo-pink exterior.
• Hanauma Bay – Very popular snorkelling spot on Oahu, famous for coral reefs which have a variety of fish.
• Turtle Beach – Place where you can see huge sea turtles in their natural habitat.

Hawaii is also famous for its distinct style of food, Hawaii cuisine is well known for its regional food. Few are the famous unique dishes you should not miss while traveling the stairway to heaven.

• Poi – Taro is a plant and main agricultural crop in Hawaii Island for centuries. Poi is cooked with the taro plant and is mostly eaten with the pork.
• Lau-Lau – Wrapped Taro leaves with the filling of fish, meat and other spices cooked into an underground oven.
• Haupia – Traditionally Hawaiian dessert made with sweet coconut milk and ground Pia as a thickening agent.
• Ahi – is a traditionally staple Hawaiian dish made up of fish, mostly eaten with rice.
• Kalua Pork – wild boar wrapped in the leaves cooked in an underground oven.

It’s no surprise that millennials love cities such as New York, San Francisco, Seattle, and Boston, but here’s one under-the-radar option that’s recently grown in popularity: Jacksonville, Florida. Why is it so popular and why do younger people continue to move there? Check out 10 reasons below.

1. It’s Highly Ranked

In recent years, Jacksonville has ranked among the top places where millennials are moving, based on a SmartAsset survey. Seeing the results of the survey encourages young people to come to the city, since they know there are people of similar ages there, as well as many opportunities of which to take advantage.

2. Low Cost of Living

Compared to places like San Francisco, Manhattan, and Seattle, Jacksonville offers a lower cost of living and no income tax, making it easier for young people to make ends meet and live the life they want.

3. Higher Education Opportunities

With Jacksonville University, University of North Florida and University of Florida College of Medicine – Jacksonville right in the city, the opportunity to continue one’s education is easy. Plus, with top schools like University of Miami and University of Florida within the state, plenty of graduates end up coming to Jacksonville, for good reason.

4. A Thriving Job Market

As a leading center for jobs in finance, medicine, and healthcare, there’s a thriving job market in Jacksonville. Young people will be able to start and advance their careers there.

5. Warm Weather and Beaches

Surfs up! Barrier island beaches, including Jacksonville Beach and Neptune Beach, are popular with young beach-goers going for a swim, surf, beach walk, or sunbathing session. The year-round warm weather and mild temperatures make the Jacksonville area an outdoor hotspot. Amelia Island and Little Talbot Island State Park also offer scenic views of nature and wildlife.

6. Good Eats and Drinks

Whether diners like seafood, sushi, pub grub, Italian, or something else, they’ll find it in Jacksonville. With an emphasis on fresh food, the numerous dining options will surprise and delight even the most seasoned foodies. And, there are plenty of breweries, too — those looking for a good drink should check out Jax Ale Trail.

7. Opportunities to Get Cultured

Jacksonville has a thriving arts and music scene. Art can be found at the Museum of Contemporary Arts, on murals, in the Arts District, at concerts, and on stage. There are plenty of museums to see, performances to watch, and places to explore.

8. Go Team!

Sports fans will be at home here. Whether they’re cheering on the Jacksonville Jaguars or a college team, rooting for a minor league team to make it big, or watching surfers catch a wave in one of the many area-wide competitions, friendly competition is in their blood.

9. Plenty of Entertainment

Night owl? There are plenty of nightclubs at which to dance the evening away to the latest hits. Animal lover? Take a trip to the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens or the Catty Shack Ranch Animal Sanctuary. History buff? Stroll over to the Museum of Science and History or the Kingsley Plantation to learn about Jacksonville’s past and how far it has come. There’s something for everyone in the River City.

10. Easy to Move to

Not only does Jacksonville have numerous things to do and plenty of job opportunities for millennials, but it’s an easy place to relocate to. For those interested in relocating, contact a moving company Jacksonville, FL.

It would be fair to say that this year is different to most in the way of summer holidays and for some parents, most of the next few months might be viewed as that.

However, looking at this from an evergreen perspective, let’s analyze under “usual circumstances”. When summer arrives, parents are often inundated with concerns about what to do with their little ones. In fact, it doesn’t even have to be during summer, any prolonged holidays away from school can prompt worries about how to plan days.

If you happen to be based in London, this task becomes somewhat easier. Today’s post is all about showing ideas on how to handle this downtime with your little ones and make the most of the time off in the capital.

It can be as simple as a bus

One of the great things about little people is that it can all boil down to something that is utterly simple. This is the case with this first suggestion, with the classic Routemaster being the definition of huge excitement for some kids. Particularly if you grab something like the No11, you’ll find yourselves going past Westminster, St Paul’s and the Houses of Parliament – which can be something of a mini-tourism route!

History doesn’t cost anything

By a similar token, instead of simply riding past these historic sites, considering stopping by some of them as well. Of course, there are umpteen across the capital, but if we were to pick a specific example it would be around Covent Garden. Not only do you have the wealth of cafes and shops which can prove entertaining for kids (particularly the former), but there are historical tours, former filmsets and more that can comfortably prove entertaining for a dive back through the times.

It can be as simple as green space

For a lot of people, London is the definition of skyscrapers and modern developments. However, look within, and umpteen parks are unleashed. It might be Wimbledon Common, Brockwell Park or even something a little less well-known such as Coram’s Fields. All of these are free to enter, have some of the best playgrounds around and are great for little ones to let off some steam.

If you are in the midst of the longer summer holidays, consider creating a schedule where you visit one of these parks per day. You can combine it with the public transport system, and create a real adventure where children start to learn more about how London ticks and even the geography of it.

A trip to the theatre

If we return to our suggestion of Covent Garden, a trip to the theatre can form another itinerary for a day. There is even a week of special performances for kids to be found throughout the month of August.

Granted, other theatres are available, but in terms of bringing together the very best of theatrics in a picturesque setting, Covent Garden tops the list. It might be The Lion King at the Lyceum, or Matilda the Musical at the Cambridge Theatre, but there is a wealth of options for little eyes.