I’ve said it before on my tips for cruising with kids page “cruising is becoming a popular way to travel”. In the year 2012-2013 Australia saw 62051 passenger capacity from cruise ships. So with the introduction of new ships that will be calling Australia home over the 2014-2015 year those numbers are due to swell […]
It’s a rainy day today here in Perth, which prompted me to ponder “What to do with kids on a rainy day?” So I’ve come up with “5 rainy day activities for kids” 1. The Science Museum This is an absolute favourite of my son’s at the moment. Whether it’s a stinking hot day or […]
Well last week I gave you a list of Things to do at Easter with Kids. This week I’ve been checking out what others have done. The long weekend has just finished and I’ve been checking out what great crafts and activities people have got up to over the 4 days of Easter on Pinterest. […]
Wondering how to keep the kids occupied these school holidays which also include the Easter Break? Well I’ve come up with 7 ways to keep them occupied, most shouldn’t cost too much and should be available in your home town. 7 Things to do at Easter with the Kids Activity Books You can pick […]
We are enveloped by the Australian native bush of Banksia, Tuart and Jarrah trees. We could be anywhere hundreds of kilometres from town, yet we are literally on the city’s door step. We are in Perth’s Kings Park. Kings Park is one of the largest inner city parks in the world at 4.06km² or 1003 hectares, that’s larger […]
A sea of green has descended upon the streets. It is the 17 March and it’s St Patrick’s Day. The celebrations here in Perth began yesterday with a parade at 10am through Leederville. The St Patrick’s Day Parade finished at 11:30am at Medibank Stadium in Leederville for a family festival. This is where we joined […]
Your happy, excited, overjoyed – at the thought of your impending holiday. But what happens when the Weather Gods or worse are against you? For not the first time and certainly not the last in February 2014 Mount Kelud volcano on Java Island exploded with red-hot ash and rocks spewing into the sky. Hundreds of […]
This year the Chinese New Year celebrations began on 31st January 2014. It is the year of the horse. According to the Sydney Chinese New Year Festival, “People born in the Year of the Horse are clever, kind, animated and energetic. Although they sometimes talk too much, they are cheerful, perceptive, talented and love to […]
Are you sick of the constant heat waves or the snow blizzards? Do you want to get away from it and not pay a fortune? Well what about travelling in the near future during the shoulder season. Travel in the shoulder season. One of the great benefits of travelling in the shoulder season is that […]
It’s a new year and I’ve decided it’s time for a new look. Not a new hair cut and some new clothes – though that would be nice. But a new website design for Toddlers on Tour. Getting to the new website design I originally created the idea for Toddlers on Tour back when my […]
