Ciao Bambino!

4 days ago | ciaobambino.com | Lisa Frederick

For decades, Comporta has quietly existed as one of Europe’s most closely guarded seaside treasures. Just an hour and a half south of Lisbon in the Alentejo, this sleepy Portugal beach town has long enchanted those in the know, who seek refuge in its unhurried pace and authentic charm. The word is starting to get out, however, and Comporta is creeping into the spotlight as a coveted getaway for travelers who crave a mix of sun, surf and serenity.

2 weeks ago | ciaobambino.com | Kimberley Lovato

Originating in 15th-century Scotland, golf has gone from a windswept pastime to a high-stakes game with global reach. It’s also a lot of fun, and an estimated 66 million people worldwide play the sport across more than 38,000 courses. But what if your 18 holes came with 5-star service, soothing spas and stylish accommodations in destinations worth their weight in wanderlust? It turns out family golf vacations make for an extraordinary excuse to explore the world.

2 weeks ago | ciaobambino.com | Lissa Poirot

Choosing the right suite or stateroom on a family cruise isn’t just about location, it’s about lifestyle. Your onboard space isn’t merely a place to sleep between shore excursions. It’s your private retreat, your dressing room for gala nights and your sanctuary with a view. Whether you’re sailing with an all-inclusive line like Regent Seven Seas or an intimate yacht-style vessel like The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection, your accommodation sets the tone for the entire journey.

3 weeks ago | ciaobambino.com | Lisa Frederick

9 Min Read New York City New York USA North America City Breaks New York City might be the world’s most thrilling playground for kids of all ages. The pool of possibilities is bottomless, and no niche is too small — whatever your children are passionate about, they’ll find ample ways to indulge, from sports to shopping to show tunes. Here are 10 of our favorite ideas for tailoring a New York trip … let these inspire you to create a unique kid-approved itinerary of your own. 10 Ideas for...

4 weeks ago | ciaobambino.com | Kimberley Lovato

I knew I needed a break from my phone the day I tapped it against the deadbolt of my front door and waited for it to click open, smart lock-style. So one day, I just did it. I left my device on the kitchen counter and took myself on a waterside walk, stopped at a cafe for a leisurely breakfast, read an actual newspaper and silently reacquainted myself with the messages in my heart instead of my inbox. Oh yeah, I experienced withdrawal symptoms.