Yep. And you can do it very cheaply if they fit into your suitcase and are good at being quiet.
I jest! I jest. Luggage restrictions are so tight these days that it would actually cost more to pop your kid into your Samsonite than pay for his or her seat. (Also, where will all of your vacation Crocs go?)
It’s a valid question.
Last year we went to the Maldives – a destination typically thought of as being a Honeymoon destination, a lover’s paradise, a rekindle-the-flame getaway, and the perfect place to renew your vows or propose.
In short: couples, not multiples.
But while the bulk of resorts in the Maldives are perfectly and expertly crafted to exclusively accommodate couples, featuring the kind of luxurious over-water bures that would give any parent a heart attack, extremely sophisticated fine dining, and not a single Pixar offering on the in-house movie menu, what you may not know is that many resorts and islands in the Maldives, (an increasing number, in fact) understand that some families actually like each other enough to want to holiday together, and it can be terrifically bonding and the genesis of life-long memories.
And it’s no longer just the super swanky 5-star resorts, either: from nannies, to kids clubs, kids-only pools, and healthy, fresh menus for children, if you do your research, you’ll discover you can take the family to the Maldives, and if you’re clever, still thieve a respectable amount of couple time, too. (Bandos and Kurumba are among the better-priced resorts with kids clubs.)
Read the full article here.
But not here.
I have no idea why but this made me teary?! Holidays with kids is a little bit of a balancing act but oh the memories! It was the best part of my childhood being dragged around the world, sleeping in trundle beds in my parents room. I wouldn’t change it for the world & hope my boys feel the same one day. X
Omg! I died of laughter when I pressed the ‘but not here’ not here’ link. You are tops. So. Friggin. Hilarious x