Posts tagged with Coast

Northern Portugal’s coastline surprised us far more than we expected. During our road trip between Porto and Braga, we explored Viana do Castelo, Barcelos, Parque Natural do Litoral Norte, the famous windmills of Apúlia, and the ancient hilltop settlement of Castro de São Lourenço. In this post, I share our...

Planning a trip to Italian coast and wondering whether Massa and Pisa are worth visiting, especially with a child? In this travel guide, I’m sharing our real experience of staying in Marina di Massa and taking an easy day trip to Pisa with a toddler. This part of Italy is...

If you’re wondering whether it’s possible to visit Cinque Terre in just one day, the answer is yes, but it requires a smart plan. During our trip to Italy, we dedicated one full day to exploring the colorful coastal villages of this UNESCO-listed region, combining ferry rides and train connections...

This trip was one of my favourite ways of travelling: flying into a country and then continuing the journey by train straight from the airport. It is an incredibly convenient way to travel with kids, especially when train connections are good and distances are reasonable. Travelling along the coast by...

We always travel during the summer months when school is closed, but after last year’s heat in Spain, we were determined to find a cooler destination. Denmark turned out to be the perfect choice, mild weather, beautiful scenery, and a relaxed pace of life. We spent 10 full days in...

Every evening, we made plans for the next day based on the weather and how tired we felt that day. The idea was to avoid having the most intense hiking days one after another. The weather looked more stable the next day, so we decided to hike up Pico Grande...

The first day was already intense, but for the second, we planned even more: two dramatically different hikes—the rugged, barren landscapes of The Dragon’s Tail and the lush, coastal beauty of Vereda do Larano. The first one offered a feeling of being on another planet, especially with the rising sun...

Platja de Gandia is a family-friendly beach town on Spain’s east coast, perfect for a relaxed holiday with kids. In this post, we share beaches, day trips to Cullera and Valencia, and practical transport tips.

The small park with archaeological remains next to the Marseille History Museum is the place where the story of Marseille began. It was here, in this very spot, that the first Greek settlers from Phocaea breathed life into the city around 600 BC, laying down the roots of what would...

The weather was again amazing, the air a bit chilly, but no rain predicted and that was crucial. Our plan for today was to visit the city located on the border with Belgium, Cadzand-Bad… on foot! First, we had to walk straight to the beach where we ended up just...