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Whale and dolphin-watching
By Junior on 26/08/2011 12:44:45
In summer the Azores are the ideal spot for whale and dolphin-spotting, with around 24 species in the Atlantic waters around these islands
At least four species – sperm whale, bottlenose dolphins, common dolphins and Risso’s dolphins – make these Gulf-stream warmed waters their home. Only three-and-a-half hour flights from Gatwick, this is a great educational experience as well as a
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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
experience, visit Shamu – the gentle killer whale.Seven nights at the Renaissance Orlando Resort at SeaWorld costs from £867 per adult (based on two adults sharing) and £287 per child.Read our guide to The finest holidays to get soaked in.
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Orlando blooms
By Junior on 24/08/2011 15:39:50
Dine with the whales, swim with dolphins, or nose-dive down water slides, Florida’s metropolis of theme parks will leave you in a sunshine state
on our wettest holiday ever… Our hotel, the Renaissance Resort, was situated a stone’s throw from SeaWorld, the marine-life theme park that’s home to killer whale, Shamu, and a plethora of sealife. Set in 200 acres, the best way to get around
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A cool new version of the traditional rocking horse
By Junior on 01/08/2008 00:00:00
Rocky the seal, whale and dog were the trio of hip, alternative rocking horses that grabbed an enormous amount of interest at the Milan furniture fair
for a seal, a whale or a dog – all made from plywood and available in an array of vibrant colours from Geoffrey Drayton for £550.
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Animal magic in South Africa
By Junior on 26/08/2011 11:00:24
Rocktail Beach Camp is offering you the opportunity to see many beautiful animals from elephants to dolphins in South Africa
Dolphins and leatherback turtles in the sea, reedbuck and elephants at waterholes in the bush, sightings of humpback whales during their annual migration – the Rocktail Beach Camp offers you the chance to see them all. This new family resort in the
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Postcard from… Tahiti
By Kate Donoughue on 18/11/2011 11:21:50
A brilliant idea for a perfect holiday
Where? The largest of the Polynesian Islands set in the aquamarine waters of the Pacific Ocean.Why go there? The weather, enchanting marinelife, local culture and lots to keep children occupied.Children will love... Dolphin and whale spotting
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A Hawaiian dream holiday
By Junior on 11/08/2011 10:47:26
You and your family will be kept extremely busy in Hawaii from taking a drive around the crater of Kilauea Volcano to visiting any of the many ranches
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
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The finest holidays to get soaked in
By Junior on 16/08/2011 14:21:58
Have a go with these wet and wild water activities from dolphin spotting to snorkelling
SailingWhere? Club Vounaki, Ionian SeaWhy? You’re never too young to splash around in water and Sunsail’s children’s clubs in Greece introduce children as young as three to swimming and gentle canoeing. Between five and 17 years old, they can try sailing and windsurfing and over-...
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Magical Mozambique
By Junior on 24/08/2011 10:24:31
Emulate Robinson Crusoe on the stunning white sand of Vamizi Island in Mozambique
, fishing and whale and dolphin watching. You can even enjoy a castaway picnic on a private beach.Scott Dunn offers six nights from £3,484 per adult and £2,397 per child, based on two adults and two children sharing a family villa on a fully-inclusive basis
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Theatre shows inspired by books
By Kimberley Chen on 04/01/2012 11:33:29
From the page to the stage... We round up a selection of top shows adapted from books
The Tiger Who Came to Tea UK tourUntil September 2 2012The classic tale of an unusual tea time visitor by Judith Kerr has been enjoyed for over four decades. Now children can also be thoroughly entertained by this theatrical version of The Tiger Who Came to Tea. Sophie and her mu...
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