Need to get to the airport in Zagreb with a toddler(s) and wondering if taking public transportation is doable? Keep reading for all the details from our recent trip to Croatia where we took a tram and the 290 bus line from old town Zagreb the 10km to Franjo Tudman Airport with our two toddlers. Includes where and how to buy tickets, the bus schedule, viability with a stroller, and lots of helpful photos!
Read moreOur Favorite Toys for Ultralight International Travel With Toddlers
One of the keys to traveling ultralight with small children is limiting the amount of toys you pack. After three years of international travel and over 70 flights with our (now) toddlers, we’re sharing our favorite toys for ultralight travel that we pack for every trip, including photos, descriptions, and links. We’ve found these toys to be winners because they’re small, hard to break, can be played with in a variety of ways in a variety of environments.
Read moreHow to Spend A Perfect Day in Ljubljana With a Toddler
Headed to Ljubljana with little ones and a limited amount of time? We recently spent two days in Ljubljana with our toddlers and found it to be a great, family friendly city. The following is our favorite activities from our time there, condensed into one perfect day of family fun! Keep reading for all the details including loads of photos, good to know tips, and why we wouldn’t recommend the Museum of Puppetry.
Read moreYour Ultimate Guide to Ljubljana Castle With a Toddler
Visiting Ljubljana with a toddler and looking for the perfect activity? We took our 1 and 3 year old to Ljubljana Castle, a medieval castle perched above the city probably constructed in the 11th century, and they had a wonderful time exploring its numerous levels, passageways, museums, cistern and more. Plus, the castle affords sweeping views of the city and some amazing restaurants if your family is into food. Keep reading for your ultimate guide to enjoying the castle with small children including how to get there on foot with a stroller, family friendly features, and whether it’s worth it to buy tickets.
Read moreGoOpti Shuttle With Baby & Toddler: An Honest Review
Need to get somewhere in Europe by car with a baby and/or toddler but don't want to bring your carseats? We just used GoOpti, a transport startup that provides free carseats, for a trip between Italy and Slovenia with our one and three year old. Keep reading for a detailed review including photos, pick up experience, what we thought of the carseats, and whether we'd use GoOpti again!
Read moreCan You Visit Nauthólsvík Geothermal Beach With a Toddler?
Interested in visiting Nauthólsvík Geothermal Beach in Reykjavik during your trip to Iceland but not sure whether you can take your toddler? Keep reading for a detailed account of our visit to Nauthólsvík with our one year old including the posted rules for visiting the beach, how staff and locals reacted to our toddler, photos of the beach and hot pools and more!
Read moreTent Camping in Iceland With a Baby - Do or Don't?
Thinking about tent camping in Iceland but have a baby/toddler and wondering whether it's feasible or a big don't? Keep reading for our experience, tips, photos of the facilities at the campgrounds we stayed at, and overall opinion after we camped for four days with our 1-year-old while driving the Ring Road!
Read moreA Review of Cambana d'Angkor Suites, Siem Reap
Looking for somewhere to stay for your visit to Angkor Wat? Most people stay in Siem Reap, the closest town to the temple complex. For that reason, the sheer quantity of lodging options can be pretty overwhelming. If you're looking for something budget friendly with some of the best service we've ever received at a hotel (not to mention an incredibly delicious included breakfast), look no further than Cambana d'Angkor Suites. Think hand carved beds poolside, mouthwatering pastries and freshly squeezed fruit juice each morning, a bathtub that makes you feel like your room is a spa, and the thing that surprised and delighted us most - free laundry service!
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