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…And cycle in Vietnam with the family.
by Wendy Buckley, Travel With Kidz, www.travelwithkidz.com.au
Family holidays in Vietnam are filled with natural beauty, varied history and beautiful people, combining to make an exciting and fun-filled family holiday. Highlights for family travel in Vietnam include:
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A family holiday to Canberra
by Sarah Pye
It’s one of those places people either rave about, or shrug their shoulders. Canberra, our nation’s capital is abuzz with politics, memorials and museums. As an imported Aussie, I had always wanted to see what all the fuss was about and last spring the opportunity arose to join Amber’s Scout group on a driving tour to the capital. It didn’t disappoint and this is one family safari I can certainly recommend.
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by Wendy Buckley, Travel With Kidz. www.travelwithkidz.com.au
Families are now living and working all over the world, more so than ever before. Just as you might have packed up the kids and caught a train to Sydney twenty years ago, now you can jump on a plane to visit Mum and Dad on the other side of the world. (Although the latter is far more exciting, and will probably include personal TVs on the back of your seat with hundreds of movies and songs to keep them amused.)
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LAPLAND AWAITS FOR YOUR DREAM FAMILY HOLIDAY
by Wendy Buckley, Travel With Kidz, www.travelwithkidz.com.au
Can you image celebrating Christmas with your family at Santa’s hometown of Rovaniemi in Finland? Wake to snow on the ground, have the real Santa give your children a present, decorate a Christmas tree with Santa’s helpers and enjoy a husky-sleigh-ride over the snow. Does this sound like a Disney movie? This is not just for kids!
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by Wendy Buckley, Travel With Kidz
Australians love to travel both locally and overseas so when your family decides to take a well earned holiday, knowledge is the key to success. Having travelled with our two children Tim and Jessica, and more recently our granddaughter Emily, I appreciate how different the needs are when travelling with children especially to some of the more remote and adventurous areas of the world like Africa.
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LEARNING NEW SKILLS TOGETHER, ONE STEP AT A TIME
by Sarah Pye
She stands in water up to her waist, face a mask of concentration, gazing into the not-too-distant future. There’s a mixture of fear and adrenalin glinting in her eyes. On her head, a yellow helmet betrays the potential danger ahead and her arm is wrapped around a huge black inner tube. In seconds she will launch into its donut-hole like interior and paddle frantically backwards to position herself down the chute.
We are at Nymboida Canoe Centre at the pointy end of a learning experience which has taken several months and a couple of holidays. Amber saw a picture of me white water rafting one day. “I would love to do that!” she said. So, we set a timeless goal to do it together some day.
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Vanuatu – A World Away On Our Doorstep 
Adventure abounds in NSW 
You are lulled to sleep by the gentle slap of water on the hull. The occasional stretching anchor line propels marauding pirates into your dreams. You wake when a single sunbeam flickers below your eyelids then dances away as your floating home swings five degrees. Read more
by Sarah Pye 
