Posts Tagged ‘family travel’
Guest post by Sarah Shonts, 2008, updated 2/10
Heading to Costa Rica soon? We had such a good time in 2008, we’re heading back for a second visit this Spring break! Here’s the first of three reports on our grand adventure, with four teens in tow. If we can do it with our blended family, so can you! Continue reading
3 Days in Rome
Three generations travel togetherBy Lisa T. Bergren 2007, updated 1/30/10
Our March 2007 trip included grandparents (in their 60s), parents (in their 40s) and three kids (ages 11, 8 and 4). We traveled to Rome-Tuscany-Venice over 12 days. Continue reading
In Italy, Trip Reports
Tags: children, Colosseum, engage the kids, family travel, Italy, kids, Palantine Hill, Rome, scavenger hunt, St. Peter, Vatican City
Entertainment En Route
Passing the Time with Kids on the RoadBy Lisa T. Bergren
• Do NOT pre-board with your young children. Send one adult ahead to settle all the stuff in and leave the other adult to keep them running until closer to take-off time. Don’t wander too far, however! Continue reading
Early Summer in Nevis, West Indies
Authentic CaribbeanBy Lisa T. Bergren, 6/08; updated 1/09
As soon as school ended, we packed up our kids, (ages 13, 9 and 5) and went to Nevis, an island in the West Indies. If you’re like most people I meet, you’re blinking twice and muttering, “Nevis? Where’s that?” Continue reading
2009 Best Posts
Favorite Stops for FamiliesFrom MileHighMamas.com; photo courtesy of Crested Butte Chamber of Commerce (pic above)
***CRESTED BUTTE, COLORADO***
Amber is the funny, outdoorsy, ski-lovin’, transplanted Canadian who lives here in Colorado now with her hubby and two young kids. Her favorite stop of 2009 was Crested Butte, and after a visit to her blog to read about it, I can see why. The playgrounds, music festival, kids’ camp…This definitely has to be on the Bergrens’ own Tour de Colorado for 2010. Continue reading












