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Have a whale of a time in SeaWorld Orlando
By Junior on 10/08/2011 12:15:04
Meet Shamu, the lovable whale, or jump onto a roller coaster that let's you get up close to amazing sea creatures at Orlando's Seaworld
The Manta ride at SeaWorld in Orlando is a fun new way to view sea creatures. The roller coaster skims a seven-acre stretch of water, allowing you a close-up view of hundreds of manta rays and thousands of fish. If your child prefers a calmer
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Selfridges make a splash with Project Ocean
By Catherine Hudson on 12/05/2011 14:46:23
The iconic department store tackles sustainable issues in the sea
There’s something fishy going on at Selfridges… From May 11 to June 12 the department store is partnering with environmental and conservation groups to celebrate the ocean and all the fishy friends that live within it. Highlighting the fact that our oceans are under serious threa...
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Party time in Cornwall
By Junior on 23/08/2011 17:41:36
For a grand house party by the sea, try the Rosevine
A mere two-minute stroll from the gorgeous Cornish Roseland coast, it has an indoor pool and playroom, and although the lovely Georgian house is divided into 12 apartments, which can be booked individually, we think the best way to enjoy its splendour is to book the whole house f...
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Dune Dudes
By Junior on 03/06/2008 18:17:26
Playful prints and cool cottons are the perfect match for a day by the sea Photography by Gerard Harten
Image on Home Page From leftWhite cotton shirt £48 and knitted checked pullover £64 by Baby Graziella (ages 1-12 years); White cotton shorts £62 by Il Gufo (ages 1-12 years)Circle print dress with net underskirt £245 and black leather belt £91 by Simonetta (ages 4-16 years)White...
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Five things to find at the seaside
By Kate Donoughue on 05/07/2011 13:25:24
When you're bored of building sandcastles, there are lots of other things to do by the sea
1 PebblesLook at the pebbles on the beach and see if you can match them to the rocks in the nearby cliffs. Large pebbles are great for making beach art or even just for spelling out a child’s name. Collect large smooth pebbles to make paperweights when you get home. Paint them di...
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Sukie founders' quirky vintage home
By Junior on 06/09/2011 13:33:16
Darrell and Julia Gibbs, founders of design company Sukie, embrace vintage style at their cosy family home by the sea
For a family with a passion for making things, a Thirties townhouse with an Arts And Crafts vibe in the suburbs of Brighton is a fitting abode. It’s from here that Darrell and Julia Gibbs run their business Sukie, designing notebooks and journals, handkerchiefs and cushions, with...
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Delicious Mauritius
By Sue Bryant on 18/10/2007 10:13:36
With a mix of sun, sea and spice, this unspoilt island in the Indian ocean is the perfect place to kick back and relax with all the family.
A SPECK IN the Indian Ocean, way east of Madagascar and 1,000 miles south of the Seychelles, Mauritius has always been a classy destination: charming people, outstanding food, gorgeous beaches and clear, calm seas. There are no charter flights
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Meet a manatee
By Junior on 11/08/2011 14:05:23
Swimming with dolphins is a family favourite, but how about getting up close and personal with sea cows – a totally new experience in Asia
A great opportunity is now available at the Anantara Si Kao Resort & Spa, a new hotel that forms part of the Chao Mai National Park in the Si Kao district of southern Thailand. Manatees, or sea cows, are normally more associated with Florida
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A tropical escape
By Junior on 11/08/2011 17:44:39
Stay at the Sri Panwa resort in Phuket for an exotic adventure in the rainforest
The Sri Panwa resort in Phuket is hidden within the rainforest, high above the Andaman Sea, and has just opened a new entertainment and dining area – the Baba Poolclub, which includes a gourmet restaurant and infinity pool. The resort also has
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How to enjoy fun on the beach
By on 16/07/2010 15:44:52
Making footprints in the sand, jumping shallow waves...aaaah, happy days
mess our beaches are and help to make them better”. The Cool Seas section of the MCS website is also a great way to inspire children to be involved in the care of our beaches and sealife.
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