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3 inspiring family road trips in England and Wales

With lovely countryside, coasts, hills, vales, forests, and towns, much of Britain has much to offer families - or anyone, really - interested in a rewarding road trip. Here are three particularly excellent routes - two in England and one in Wales - that will delight everyone, young and old. (And by the way, remember that especially in the case of families of four or more, it's usually better to rent a van so that everyone can have ample space, as well as room for any luggage you…

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6 awesome African vacation destinations for families

Unsplash If your famiy is a bit adventurous, Africa is a trove of travel gold, from history and culture to sensational safaris and other forms of ecotourism. It's a way to have the time of your lives while creating memories and educating your kids in a vivid way that will stay with them for the rest of their own lives. And here's a quick look at seven of the top places that should be on your family-travel radar: read post

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Family-friendly properties in '12 of Florida's Best Resorts'

Beachcomber Resort & Club Attracting more than 120 million holidaymakers annually, the Sunshine State is famously home to many beautiful beaches on both the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico, and is known for its bright sunshine, tall palm trees, crystal clear turquoise waters, expansive beaches, theme parks; and resorts. And here's our list of picks (obviously by no means exhaustive) of a dozen of the best resorts - from very affordable to very exclusive, and intimate to enormous -…

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Virginia's Colonial Williamsburg is a family travel classic

Humberto Moreno William Byrd III was a man of great stature in Williamsburg before the American Revolution. His vast holdings included mills, warehouses and ships, and he owned hundreds of slaves. However due to his lavish lifestyle and gambling addiction, he could not live within his income, lost his wealth, and died - it’s believed by suicide - in 1760. Christiana Campbell operated one of Williamsburg’s most successful taverns, where she hosted the likes of George Washington and…

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Darryl Musick June 9, 2010 at 5:25pm

As we travel from Cincinnati on our way to St. Louis on our baseball tour, let's take a break for some music. Today's Travel Tune at The World on Wheels let's us know that there's nothing like the view from the cheap seats: http://tinyurl.com/2b2jw7r
Darryl Musick May 24, 2010 at 5:59pm

A classic trip to a classic roller coaster, history, and oceanside fun. The trip report for Monterey Bay, California is now online at The World on Wheels: http://tinyurl.com/27kld36
Mahmood M Poonja May 22, 2010 at 9:58am

One of the best family travel I think is combining a trip to Egypt with an East African Safari. The attractions these two destinations offers is of interest to inter generations, entertaining, educative and will generate discussion topics between the grand parent and the grand kid
Aaro Bhutan Tours & Treks May 22, 2010 at 8:03am

If you all are looking for a heaven on earth, then we suggest you to plan a trip to Bhutan and we will be glad to provide our service during your stay in the country. Organzing wide range of tours for family, solo travellers and others during the month of October 2010. If you all are interested, please do contact us any clarification or information at this email id aarobhutantours@gmail.com or kchhodenwangdi@gmail.com.
Darryl Musick May 21, 2010 at 5:12pm

The Southern Sierra Nevadas. Kern River, rafting, giant sequoias and more. I makes an interesting side trip from Bakerfield, California, but Kernville is also a destination in its own right. The trip report is now online at The World on Wheels: http://tinyurl.com/23t7b2z
Darryl Musick May 19, 2010 at 2:54am

It will be a little while before I can get the full reports together, but if you'd like to see the highlights (and a couple of disappointments) from our recent Midwest Baseball Tour, go to this link at The World on Wheels: http://tinyurl.com/2de8sat
Darryl Musick May 17, 2010 at 3:46pm

Another hot trip toPhoenix. The report is now online at The World on Wheels: http://tinyurl.com/28kz32j

CLASSIC TRIP - Phoenix, Arizona 2001

Picture courtesy of Wikimedia In 1990, we took our first vacation with a wheelchair. Our son, Tim, was three at the time and had just...
Darryl Musick May 14, 2010 at 5:35pm

I'm not a fan of the all-gambling, all-partying atmosphere of Vegas. I do like a little of each but want something more. Here's a report from a more laid-back locale on the river that hits the spot, Laughlin. The hottest (128 deg.) trip we've ever done. Hop on the boat and come along at The World on Wheels: http://tinyurl.com/29quzl6

CLASSIC TRIP - Laughlin, Nevada 2000

While you wait for Part 2 of our new Laughlin trip, let's take a trip back in the Wayback Machine to see this trip we took back in Y2K... ...
Margo McDonough May 10, 2010 at 9:59pm

Vow you'd never set foot on a cruise ship? Boorish passengers, long lines and mediocre food -- what kind of vacation is that? Well, if you're a parent, you may want to eat your words. Read how this reluctant cruiser, and mother of four, discovered how perfect cruising can be for family travel...especially once the kids hit the teen years. http://margomcdonough.wordpress.com/
Darryl Musick May 10, 2010 at 3:57pm

It's Columbia (pretty but kind of boring) and Charleston (awesome!) today on The World on Wheels. Trip report now online: http://tinyurl.com/38p5oa5