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Cruise Croatia is a cruise unlike so many others. Instead of sailing through the night and arriving at a new port each breakfast time, you sail away as the sun comes up. And instead of spending the day somewhere, the day comes to you. First, a calm, generally deserted spot… a cove, a bay, maybe a hint of beach. Rugged, hilly backdrops on one side, rippling blue waters stretching away on the other towards another island or three. Croatia is reckoned to have more than 1,000 islands and islets on a mainland coastline of little over 1,100 miles, so although this is a sea cruise, you’re never out of sight of land – in fact, you can usually see some in every direction. There’s a swimming stop each morning, followed by a three-course lunch on board, generally before arriving at a harbour town ready for a guided walk. Sometimes there’s a little beach for a late afternoon swim before a drink on deck as the sun slips away. Only two evenings are there onboard meals, the rest of the time it’s time to explore under your own steam – and Croatian resorts are packed with reasonably priced little waterfront restaurants.

This post was originally published on this siteNestled on the sunny shores of Queensland’s far north, Cairns is a place where the lush rainforests meet the sapphire waters of the Coral Sea, and where every day feels like a TV advert come to life. Cairns isn’t just a pretty face with palm trees and a golden sunset; it’s an action-packed playground that’s bursting at the seams with adventure, it’s the gateway to the world-famous Great Barrier Reef, it’s a stone’s throw from balmy tropical islands, and everything in between. Credit: Tourism & Events Qld Whether you’re soaring over the rainforest canopy on a zipline or diving into the depths of the ocean, you will find plenty of things to do in Cairns. It’s Australia’s biggest tourist town for a reason. Here are some exciting things you can do there… Table Of Contents 1. Swim at the Cairns Esplanade Lagoon 2. Visit Rusty’s Farmer’s Market 3. Get out on the Great Barrier Reef The Pontoon Experience Scuba Diving the Great Barrier Reef Glass Bottom Boat and Snorkelling from Green Island 4. Visit Kuranda on the SkyRail and Scenic Railway 5. Go White Water Rafting on the Barron River 6. Take a

This post was originally published on this siteKuala Lumpur is one of the most vibrant cities in Southeast Asia. It’s a melting pot of cultures, and is a huge metropolis filled with big, spangly skyscrapers and urban parks. As a convenient stopover destination between Europe and Australia, it makes for a wonderful city to explore as a family, not to mention there are so many things to do in Kuala Lumpur with kids. The Petronas Towers KL From exploring ancient temples, dining on street food, exploring eco forests – there is no shortage of family-friendly attractions in Kuala Lumpur. Let’s check them out… Table Of Contents 1. Eat at Jalan Alor, Hawker Market, Kuala Lumpur 2. Try Dondurma (Turkish ice cream) 3. Check out Arab Street, Kuala Lumpur 4. Check out the views from KL Tower 5. Visit the Masjid Jamek Mosque 6. Admire the Sri Mahamariamman Temple 7. Shop ’till you drop at The Pavilion 8. Visit the Petronas Twin Towers 9. Explore the Batu Caves 10. Visit Kuala Lumpur Butterfly Park 11. See Marine Creatures at Aquaria KLCC 12. Take the kids to Farm In the City 13. Have fun at KidZania 14. Get your thrills at Adventure