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A Family Adventure On The Camino de Santiago: How To Make It Fun And Safe For Kids

1 month ago | myfamilytravels.com | Laura Garcia |Laura García

The Camino de Santiago is much more than just a tourist journey or a pilgrimage route; it is a life-changing experience that can bring families together in a unique and unforgettable way. By walking the Camino de Santiago, your family will not only discover Spain’s breathtaking natural landscapes but also learn about its rich cultural and religious heritage.
How To Travel With Teens And Keep Everyone Happy: Top Tips

1 month ago | myfamilytravels.com | Ashley Spencer

“Honey, when you take the kids, it’s not a real vacation, it’s just a change of venue.”Aunt Ruby’s wise observation about traveling with teens forced me to rethink family trips, because she was dead right. An idyllic location does not reliably deliver relaxation or a warm sense of togetherness — particularly when the kids are teenagers. However, traveling from above ground to undersea is a recipe for a successful vacation with teens.
From Fort Mose To The Civil Rights Movement: Tracing Black History In St. Augustine

1 month ago | myfamilytravels.com | Kyle McCarthy |Kyle Mccarthy

Look past the Spanish fort, ornate Moorish buildings and main plaza to discover Black history in St. Augustine, Florida. More than 450 years ago, the first Africans in North America helped build the ‘Ancient City,’ a Spanish colony that predates the founding of the United States. In addition to impressive architecture, the stories of courage, resilience and perseverance are steppingstones on a St. Augustine Black History Tour.
The Birthplace of America in Virginia

2 months ago | myfamilytravels.com | Kyle McCarthy |Kyle Mccarthy

Virginia’s Historic Triangle of Jamestown, Williamsburg, and Yorktown is an energetic, living classroom considered America’s birthplace. Visit, and learn all about where the United States became a democracy. Over the next school holiday, explore this genteel corner of Virginia on a history-themed family road trip. Plan at least four days for your trip with older children. Mix these remarkable historic sites with fun theme parks, golf, watersports and meals craft breweries to keep things light.
Riviera Nayarit Eco Adventures for Families

2 months ago | myfamilytravels.com | Kyle McCarthy |Kyle Mccarthy

From the hip resort of Sayulita to the jungles of the Sierra Madres in Mexico’s Riviera Nayarit, adventures in nature appeal to everyone in the family, whatever their fitness level. Riviera Nayarit, the lush Pacific Coast region of Nayarit state, extends from the gated resort community of Nuevo Vallarta (pronounced No-voh VY-ar-tah) north to the San Blas peninsula. Families will find diverse cultural and environmental riches as well as nice beaches facing the calm, shallow Banderas Bay.
6 Romantic Getaways for Valentine's Day: Reconnect and Rekindle Your Love

Jan 22, 2025 | myfamilytravels.com | Kyle McCarthy |Kyle Mccarthy

Planning romantic getaways for Valentine’s Day — or any time — can be surprisingly stressful because there are so many options. Ask yourself:Is this a splurge? Do you have the time and cash for a beach escape or will a cozy cabin do? Feeling confident? Will the vibe that turns you on delight your new lover? Are you a smart shopper? Make sure the amenities live up to the hype of social media. Long-time partners often say that any time away from home rekindles their love.
Carlsbad, California for Wellness and Work on Active Weekend Getaways

Jan 16, 2025 | myfamilytravels.com | Kyle McCarthy |Kyle Mccarthy

The southern California city of Carlsbad, home to Legoland California and within an hour of Disneyland and San Diego’s family attractions, may be best known for active family weekends, but this fall, the city will host the 2014 TMS Family Travel conference. Rather than a seaside base for touring themeparks, our forefathers have considered Carlsbad a wellness destination since 1882.
California Haunted Houses and Halloween Happiness

Nov 4, 2024 | myfamilytravels.com | Erin Boyle

Discover ghosts, goblins and Halloween costumes along with ghoulishly fun frights at California haunted houses, theme parks and other Halloween venues. Since the fright industry has grown so quickly, both mild and terrifying fun are available throughout the fall. We’ve found some great events (many of them free) in San Francisco, Santa Clara, Vallejo, Anaheim, Buena Park, Los Angeles, Long Beach and Hollywood. They’re categorized based on “freak out” level.
Halloween Events and Six Flags Fright Fest Extreme at Great Adventure Themepark

Sep 10, 2024 | myfamilytravels.com | Allison Tibaldi

This year, Six Flags Great Adventure in New Jersey is back to its old haunts during the annual Fright Fest Extreme. It’s bigger and better than ever, now that Six Flags Entertainment Corporation has merged with Cedar Fair to operate 42 parks in the US, Canada and Mexico.
Perfect Egypt Itinerary For 4 Or More Days Of Family Adventure

Sep 2, 2024 | myfamilytravels.com | Kyle McCarthy |Kyle Mccarthy

Here are some ideas for a perfect Egypt itinerary that can provides four to 10 nights of family adventure. I will help you take advantage of every minute to get to know this fascinating country, whether you have only a long weekend or two weeks to explore. After three weeks in Egypt — with nine days on a well-planned Trafalgar tour — I’ve gotten to know a little bit about the country.