Part 1
Booking a cruise is just one part of planning a fun filled family vacation. Getting to and from the cruise port and planning your time wisely while your in port is just as important is you want a stress free holiday.
John Steinbeck once said, “People don't take trips... trips take people.” My G Adventures trip to Belize definitely took me on a journey, and not the other way around.
January is vacation planning season. A time of resolutions, self improvement and to plan trips to those destinations on your family's proverbial to-do list. This time of year there are as many experts out there offering travel and vacation planning advice as there are folks searching for answers.
Yes, absolute you can take your baby along on a fun filled cruise vacation. The only thing is that little people do require a little more cruise planning so everyone can have some fun.
For health and safety reasons, most family friendly cruises require infants be at least 6 months of age at the time of sailing. With some specific itineraries, babies will need to be 1 year of age.
Your family is on the search for a warm and wonderful vacation spot. You've visited the Caribbean before and loved it. Mexico...been there and done that. You're craving a new adventure but don't want to spend hours on a plane or drain your bank account.
I’m a big advocate for putting your phone away while you’re on vacation. However, there are times when having access to information can make your trip go more smoothly and thus be more enjoyable. So before you set out on your next family adventure, download these recommended apps.
Cuba is an ideal vacation destination choice for families who yearn for amazing adventures together.
Traveling to Cuba feels more like "time travel" than a typical travel experience. It's where you find strangers to greet you with a warm "Hola!". It's a place where families feel safe and welcomed. Vintage cars drive gritty streets lined with breathtaking ornate Spanish colonial buildings that harken back to a previous era of glory. Hike or horseback through the rolling hills of Viñales covered with organic coffee and tobacco farms. From UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the music, the food to stunning white sand beaches with teaming reefs, the family adventures waiting for you in Cuba are endless.
