by Karen, Sep 28 2016 Singapore has never been particularly high on my “must visit” destinations bucket list but Mr AWTYK wanted to try it so I added it to our itinerary and I’m so glad I did! Here are the highlights of our whirlwind visit – Spoiler alert – 2.5 days was no where
During our recent trip to Singapore we managed to squeeze in a day at Universal Studios, the huge theme park on Sentosa Isand, here’s the breakdown of how we spent our day there. Experiencing the best Universal Studios Singapore rides for kids and meeting the wonderful characters. We took the MRT as we had plenty
Europe is a wonderland for kids. The mountain locations, the beaches, the amusement parks and ultimately, the array of activities they can try out is endless. Every toddler loves a good beach, and just watching your kids play in the sand for the first time is amazing. When travelling with young children, parents want amenities
by Thomas, Sep 18 2016 Europe is a wonderland for kids. The mountain locations, the beaches, the amusement parks and ultimately, the array of activities they can try out is endless. Every toddler loves a good beach, and just watching your kids play in the sand for the first time is amazing. When travelling
by Karen, Sep 16 2016 Now we’re are back from our three week Malaysian adventure I wanted to share some of the amazing things this beautiful country has to offer. Over the next few weeks I’ll cover off all the brilliant (and not so brilliant) things we got up to which will hopefully help you
by Karen, Sep 16 2016 Berjaya Times Square Hotel – our review My five-year-old daughter and I stayed 4 nights at the Berjaya Times Square Hotel in August 2016 at the start of our three week Malaysian adventure. It took us about 45 minutes to get there in a taxi from the airport which cost
by Karen, Sep 16 2016 Carlton Hotel, Singapore – our review My five-year-old daughter and I stayed 3 nights at the Carlton Hotel in August 2016 and loved every part of it! It took us about 30 minutes to get there in a taxi from the airport which cost £14. You can easily travel by MRT
Family friendly reviews Glamping on the Hill at the Vobster Inn Radstock, Somerset UK Review | Places to Take Toddlers and Kids | Are We There Yet Kids Add To Itinerary+ Plan Your Trip Glamping on the Hill at the Vobster Inn Selection of Yurts overlooking the beautiful Somerset countryside. Yurts include a private
City breaks are not just for grownups. They’re also excellent for kids and toddlers who want to relax, learn new things, and at the same time have fun with their loved ones. The world packs a myriad of thrilling family-friendly destinations. Adventure breaks and beach breaks offer the most memorable experiences. Let’s focus on Europe
Singapore Cable Car Soar high above the jungle, sand and sea up to Faber Peak Singapore and enjoy the breathtaking views, a great way to get to and from Sentosa Island Singapore Cable Car Mount Faber Line Stations Mount Faber Station (Faber Peak Singapore) HarbourFront Station (HarbourFront Tower 2) Sentosa Station (Imbiah Lookout – next to
What can you do with a 2-year old in London? And the answer is, a lot. Believe it or not, travelling with babies can be fun. There are numerous things to do and see here, as well as a wealth of tot-friendly dining spots where parents can enjoy some time out and also spend quality
London is a fantastic travel destination for families with kids. Whether you’re travelling on a budget or you can afford to spend and go wild, the variety of places to see and things to do is endless. The city packs lots of museums, amusement parks and activities for toddlers of all ages. Before heading to
As the summer holidays approach our thoughts turn to how to keep the little ones entertained without breaking the bank. Here at AWTYK we love getting outside with the kids, aside from the obvious health benefits, open spaces just seem to make burning energy a little easier and gives you a chance to bond as
Summer holidays are fast approaching and that surely means a few days where it pours down and the kids complain they’re bored. Don’t fret, have a look at our top 20 activities to enjoy indoors with the kids. Make an indoor treasure hunt Make an obstacle course by tying string round the room (laser style)
Don’t let rainy days stop you from enjoying a fun and exciting family holiday! There are loads of rainy day activities for kids in London. Where even in the hottest days of summer (a rare occurrence!) there’s a slight chance of a refreshing shower every couple of days. Londoners pack an umbrella when heading out