1. Safari driving, Namibia
Etosha National Park, with its otherworldly landscapes, is also the natural habitat of the "big five", not to mention its 340 species of birds, including the pink flamingo, and can go drive from Windhoek. If you spend a few nights in this wildlife reserve interest futures wake Attenborough, and the sight of these almost mythical creatures (elephant, rhino, buffalo, lion and leopard), stars of children's dreams will leave lasting memories. With a range of accommodation ranging from camping to luxury lodges, there are offers for every budget, without prejudice to all family needs.
The best time to visit is from May to October, when the animals concentrate around the few watering holes.
2. Hunt for treasures in the British Museum ( London , UK)
For children, look around for a museum is not something that fits well into his world of electronic media and immediate access online resources. But you can still amaze the little ones in a museum literally packed with rarities from around the world. The British Museum is not the only one who does a great job making history accessible to smaller, organizing treasure hunting expeditions and activities to guide young people the best of their collections, but it is of the few that makes older may participate in its manual activities and share the fun of learning by doing a comic story about ancient Mayan and Viking helmets for the whole family.
In www.britishmuseum.org can be downloaded and prepare plans for the museum visit; entrance is free.
3. Sailing through the Whitsunday Islands ( Australia )
Crystal clear waters and white beaches line the leafy tops of these "hollow mountains" where you can sail on a calm sea, protected from the ocean by the Great Barrier Reef, camping in remote bays and swimming and snorkeling among colorful fish. For the novice it may be best to rent a boat with skipper, but virtually anyone can learn to steer a sailboat with a little instruction. There are only seven islands with hotels; the rest are empty, awaiting the visit of the traveler.
We will have to calculate an estimate of AU $ 1000 per day for six people. Some also offer diving manned outlets. More information www.tourismwhitsundays.com.au .
4. Ancient Rock Art, Dordogne ( France )
Rock art stirs the imagination. The petroglyphs are interesting for children of all ages, from children who wonder how would the ancient world teens street art lovers. The most famous are the Dordogne the cave of Lascaux, where the Cro-Magnons represented a collection of animals, from mammoths to horses, ibex, reindeer, and aurochs bulls. Rouffignac gallery is also one of the oldest and most beautiful in the world. Currently there is speculation that these colorful frescoes signed with mysterious handprints and made between 15 000 and 10 000 BC, may be the work of women in the clan.
More information about the visit to the picturesque villages of the region, with a great gastronomic culture, www.northofthedordogne.com .
5. Issue riding through Wyoming ( USA )
Quieter mode of contact with nature in these mountains is on horseback, ideal for those seeking a new frontier in family activities activity. You can see mountains covered with wild flowers, rivers full of trout and moose or deer grazing in the meadows. There are many options, depending on the level of comfort that is sought from riding up a camp on a ranch for fishing and hiking, to join a guided tour of Yellowstone National Park. In summer, the valley can be full of tourists, but enough away from the busiest routes to lose them of view.
See information about excursions www.wyomingtourism.org/thingstodo/listings/Horseback-Riding-Guides/1405945 . In winter routes may be closed, so you'd better check in advance.
6. Elephant Sanctuary, Sukhothai ( Thailand )
Thailand has much to offer travelers, but for families who want something especially memorable, volunteering at the Elephant Sanctuary Boon Lott is a fantastic activity, inspiring and educational. Children will learn the complexities of competition between animals and men for territory and resources, and interact with the animal kingdom close and personal. They sleep in simple huts with showers without hot water, so it is not for delicate. But what you pay for housing contributes to its mission to "protect, expand and educate" in collaboration with the indigenous people of the hills Sukhothai.
Should book early as this project is very popular. For more information on www.blesele.org .
7. Harry Potter Disney World (Orlando, USA )
Parents who have already read all the Harry Potter with their children can now visit the Disney version of this fantasy through the halls of Hogwarts. Half the time will be remembering his first and frightening experience on a roller coaster during childhood; the rest will be devoted to planning the visit by the country of Disney on the map, making only a brief break for lunch. The fantastic world of Harry Potter meets all expectations of a family vacation; the first one, which are magic.
Tickets to the park for a family of four cost about US $ 400. The experience can also be live at Universal Studios Japan.
8. Diving with stripes (Cayman Islands)
The huge marine park making up the three Cayman Islands provides numerous outlets where snorkeling among fish and corals of all colors. And in front of Grand Cayman Island and confident they gather huge striped approaching eat directly from the hand of divers at Stingray City. It is the perfect place for a new best friend, the prehistoric streak place. Some question the ethics of feeding these fish, but no doubt it's a great experience. Its popularity does nothing but enhance the effect: the more people come to feed them, more stripes there, and lunch in the shallow waters is buzzing.
Note that the stripes, although friendly, they are still mortal; activity is not without risks. See carnival 2016
Etosha National Park, with its otherworldly landscapes, is also the natural habitat of the "big five", not to mention its 340 species of birds, including the pink flamingo, and can go drive from Windhoek. If you spend a few nights in this wildlife reserve interest futures wake Attenborough, and the sight of these almost mythical creatures (elephant, rhino, buffalo, lion and leopard), stars of children's dreams will leave lasting memories. With a range of accommodation ranging from camping to luxury lodges, there are offers for every budget, without prejudice to all family needs.
The best time to visit is from May to October, when the animals concentrate around the few watering holes.
2. Hunt for treasures in the British Museum ( London , UK)
For children, look around for a museum is not something that fits well into his world of electronic media and immediate access online resources. But you can still amaze the little ones in a museum literally packed with rarities from around the world. The British Museum is not the only one who does a great job making history accessible to smaller, organizing treasure hunting expeditions and activities to guide young people the best of their collections, but it is of the few that makes older may participate in its manual activities and share the fun of learning by doing a comic story about ancient Mayan and Viking helmets for the whole family.
In www.britishmuseum.org can be downloaded and prepare plans for the museum visit; entrance is free.
3. Sailing through the Whitsunday Islands ( Australia )
Crystal clear waters and white beaches line the leafy tops of these "hollow mountains" where you can sail on a calm sea, protected from the ocean by the Great Barrier Reef, camping in remote bays and swimming and snorkeling among colorful fish. For the novice it may be best to rent a boat with skipper, but virtually anyone can learn to steer a sailboat with a little instruction. There are only seven islands with hotels; the rest are empty, awaiting the visit of the traveler.
We will have to calculate an estimate of AU $ 1000 per day for six people. Some also offer diving manned outlets. More information www.tourismwhitsundays.com.au .
4. Ancient Rock Art, Dordogne ( France )
Rock art stirs the imagination. The petroglyphs are interesting for children of all ages, from children who wonder how would the ancient world teens street art lovers. The most famous are the Dordogne the cave of Lascaux, where the Cro-Magnons represented a collection of animals, from mammoths to horses, ibex, reindeer, and aurochs bulls. Rouffignac gallery is also one of the oldest and most beautiful in the world. Currently there is speculation that these colorful frescoes signed with mysterious handprints and made between 15 000 and 10 000 BC, may be the work of women in the clan.
More information about the visit to the picturesque villages of the region, with a great gastronomic culture, www.northofthedordogne.com .
5. Issue riding through Wyoming ( USA )
Quieter mode of contact with nature in these mountains is on horseback, ideal for those seeking a new frontier in family activities activity. You can see mountains covered with wild flowers, rivers full of trout and moose or deer grazing in the meadows. There are many options, depending on the level of comfort that is sought from riding up a camp on a ranch for fishing and hiking, to join a guided tour of Yellowstone National Park. In summer, the valley can be full of tourists, but enough away from the busiest routes to lose them of view.
See information about excursions www.wyomingtourism.org/thingstodo/listings/Horseback-Riding-Guides/1405945 . In winter routes may be closed, so you'd better check in advance.
6. Elephant Sanctuary, Sukhothai ( Thailand )
Thailand has much to offer travelers, but for families who want something especially memorable, volunteering at the Elephant Sanctuary Boon Lott is a fantastic activity, inspiring and educational. Children will learn the complexities of competition between animals and men for territory and resources, and interact with the animal kingdom close and personal. They sleep in simple huts with showers without hot water, so it is not for delicate. But what you pay for housing contributes to its mission to "protect, expand and educate" in collaboration with the indigenous people of the hills Sukhothai.
Should book early as this project is very popular. For more information on www.blesele.org .
7. Harry Potter Disney World (Orlando, USA )
Parents who have already read all the Harry Potter with their children can now visit the Disney version of this fantasy through the halls of Hogwarts. Half the time will be remembering his first and frightening experience on a roller coaster during childhood; the rest will be devoted to planning the visit by the country of Disney on the map, making only a brief break for lunch. The fantastic world of Harry Potter meets all expectations of a family vacation; the first one, which are magic.
Tickets to the park for a family of four cost about US $ 400. The experience can also be live at Universal Studios Japan.
8. Diving with stripes (Cayman Islands)
The huge marine park making up the three Cayman Islands provides numerous outlets where snorkeling among fish and corals of all colors. And in front of Grand Cayman Island and confident they gather huge striped approaching eat directly from the hand of divers at Stingray City. It is the perfect place for a new best friend, the prehistoric streak place. Some question the ethics of feeding these fish, but no doubt it's a great experience. Its popularity does nothing but enhance the effect: the more people come to feed them, more stripes there, and lunch in the shallow waters is buzzing.
Note that the stripes, although friendly, they are still mortal; activity is not without risks. See carnival 2016
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