is smiling down on them, creating a sense of wonderment and intrigue surrounding the night sky.Stargazing and learning about space really appeals to young children as their imaginations are vast and without boundaries, much like the possibilities of outer

Hawaii is a fantastic family destination with everything from stargazing to whale watching. You could become a paniolo – a Hawaiian cowboy – for the day at one of the various ranches that are located across the islands, or visit Hawaii Volcanoes

 delicious British loaf.Stargazing LiveJanuary 16, 17Wrap up in your warmest winter woollies and ascend the spiral staircase at Lincolnshire’s Tattershall Castle for an evening of celestial spotting in conjunction with the BBC’s Stargazing Live programme.Chinese New

’s cosmic curiosity with three days of events as part of BBC Stargazing Live at Armagh Planetarium. Activities will include meteorite displays and outdoor stargazing.Butterfly BalletJanuary 17Allow yourself to be swept away by the beautiful music as your

pursuits and theatre spectaculars alongside a selection of hearty outdoor pursuits from boating and fly fishing to nature trails and stargazing.

-day trip, they can float in the Dead Sea, explore the temples of Petra and venture into the desert landscape of Wadi Rum for two days of camel trekking and stargazing beneath desert skies.How much? From £1,499 per adult and £1,304 per child, including UK

or boredom strike, take a break for some delicious hot chocolate and sticky buns.14. Go stargazing There is something quite magical about gazing at a night sky – especially when you are all wrapped up in a cosy blanket. It’s even more special for children

’s packed with exciting and educational activities, including a Padi Bubblemaker course, fishing, shell hunting on the white sands, seeing crocodiles or simply star-gazing into the night sky. There’s a host of indoor fun to be had as well, including