The Best Family Holidays in Spain | Reviews & Recommendations

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I have had a love-hate relationship with Spain over the years. It was the only ever place we went on holiday abroad as a child (and that was only 2-3 times) and the places we visited always had the 'Brits Abroad' feel to them which as I grew older, wasn't really my cup of tea. But as a young family, we were drawn to Spain as it was relatively cheap, sunny and very to easy to get to from the UK. It's the country we've probably explored and visited the most as a family and over the years, we've grown to love it. You can check out my ultimate guide to visiting Spain with kids here.  I love the authentic parts of Spain where you can stroll around harbours, eating tapas and drinking Cava while the kids play on the beach and Steve and I often talk about spending a couple of months every year in Spain when we retire (anyone else plan that far ahead??). I'm always looking for recommendations for places to stay in Spain so I thought I'd put together a round-up of reviews I've found across the internet. Let me know if you fancy any of these or if you have any other recommendations for places to stay.

The Best Family Holidays in Spain | Reviews & Recommendations
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How to enjoy time as a couple when you're on holiday with kids


I love going on holidays with the kids and enjoying lots of family time together - making memories and all that jazz but I equally enjoy grown-up holidays with just Steve where we don't need to be on high alert and keeping an eye on three kids constantly.

My ideal holiday is a proper mix of time with the kids and relaxation/a break from everyday life for us grown-ups.


How to enjoy time as a couple when you're on holiday with kids

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11 Things to do with Kids at Disney Springs Orlando, Florida


11 Things to do with Kids at Disney Springs Orlando, Florida

During our trip to Florida a few years ago, we did not have time to visit the Disney Parks but our hotel was just a 10 minute drive (or short Uber trip) from Disney Springs. Disney Springs is FREE to visit and you don't need a ticket. It's open during the day and evening and a fab place to visit for some retail therapy/to try something a little different or grab a bite to eat. We visited three times across the week and would definitely recommend trying to squeeze a trip in one evening if you're staying in the area. Here are my top 11 things to do with kids at Disney Springs:

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MAPS Festival - A Guide to this Brand New Festival for Newcastle & Gateshead | February 2019


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February Half Term is going to be EPIC this year. We're so lucky that there's so much going on in the North East (look out for my full guide at the beginning of next month) and one of the main attractions this year is the brand new MAPS Festival which takes place from 15 - 17 February across venues in Newcastle & Gateshead.

MAPS Festival - A Brand New Festival for Newcastle & Gateshead | February 2019
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Preston Park - Behind the Seams Review | 10 Reasons to Visit with Tweens and Teens

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Behind the Seams at Preston Park is an exciting new exhibition showcasing some of the best costumes from TV and movies. The exhibition runs until 3 March 2019 and is available during normal museum hours. Admission to the exhibition costs £5 per adult, £3 for concessions and under 16s are free. You'll also need to buy an annual pass to the main Preston Park Museum which is a steal at £5 per family, per year (up to 2 adults and 4 children) and gives you the perfect reason to re-visit.

Preston Park - Behind the Seams | 10 reasons to visit with tweens and teens
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Try the FREE Zog Trail at Kielder Forest


A new Zog Trail is launching at Kielder Forest this weekend (11 January). Perfect for little legs, this magical trail runs through the forest and promises the chance to discover lots of characters from the popular Julia Donaldson tale.

Try the FREE Zog Trail at Kielder Forest
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Where to Celebrate Chinese New Year in North East England 2020


Where to Celebrate Chinese New Year in North East England

Officially, Chinese New Year 2020  begins on 25 January and continues until 4 February. We're moving into the Year of the Rat and I love this calendar below from https://chinesenewyear.net/ which explains more about when the celebrations will happen.

The main event in Newcastle City Centre is FREE to attend and always such a brilliant atmosphere. More details below.

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