Ismangaliso Wetland Park in South Africa is situated on a beach surrounded by wildlife. Their ‘intertidal’ guided walks allow children to discover the small fish and crabs that live by the shore. Shell collecting and a little light fishing are popular, while

Travel guides will take you from Cape Town to Port Elizabeth where you will stay in three- and four-star guesthouses along the way. But, as with most great experiences, the journey is just as rewarding as the destination. Along the way, children will love the ostrich farm in Oudt...

Luxury Africa specialist Cheli & Peacock has introduced a unique family holiday, where children can learn about the Samburu tribe of Kenya, including their bush survival skills.Families will learn about tracking elephant and leopard and Samburu

-drive routes make this a more affordable way of seeing South Africa.Children will love... Land-based whale watching from the coastal village of De Kelders, where these astonishing creatures come within touching distance of the shore.Parents will love

to the Samburu region in Awesome Africa. And if you can't make it to Kenya what about a safari in Bedfordshire?

North Africa has always captured the imagination and Simpson Travel have some wonderful ideas like cookery classes in a Kasbah and desert exploration by camel as well as city breaks to Marrakech. For active families, winter is ideal for a walking

in South Africa – and, quite simply, it is one of those rare places that must be seen to be believed. Perched magically atop a “koppie” – the small but vertiginous rocky hills that burst up out of the flat African savannah – Ulusaba’s Rock Lodge looks like

Children are going mad for Madagascar as a result of the marvelous movie Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa. So take them to the home of Alex the Lion and Gloria the Hippo on a family-friendly cruise with Costa Cruises, sailing from Mauritius

Distressed denim, floral prints and sunny, sassy style... For our African Dream fashion story, we flew to Cape Town in South Africa with photographer David Handley. Take a peek at how the shoot was created with this exclusive behind

Be spontaneousAvoid posed pictures and shoot while your child is engaged in a natural activity: playing in the sand pit or paddling pool, climbing trees and making dens are all good starting points.Think candid Hold your camera in your hand, but not up to your face, and take pict...