Mum and dad have taken me to some places in the world that I will never forget. Here are my favourite memories:

 1. Zanzibar – Having my hair braided on the beach
 2. Tanzania – Seeing 3 lions kill a wildebeest while their cubs looked on
 3. Kenya – Dancing with the Masai
 4. Argentina – Getting rescued by boat when the road was flooded
 5. Belize – Swimming with stingrays and sharks
 6. Malawi – Waking up in our tent and picking fresh mangos
 7. Botswana – Floating on a makoro through the Okavango Delta
 8. Costa Rica – Ziplining above the rainforest and looking down seeing monkeys
 9. Guatemala – Meeting girls in a village that were much older but shorter than me
10. Borneo – Having a python wrapped around my neck...and then unwrapped :)
 

Africa 2008

Day 2 Lake Nakuru
I am now sleeping on the couch feeling better. This is Dads story so I will let him tell it. Sheridan was looking very very pale as she was standing in the restaurant then BLEH there goes her lunch. I grabbed a plate to catch it, and after the drama, handed the plate to a waiter, said “thanks mate” and left the room. So that’s my story for today, and I then sat by the pool.

Day 6 Serengeti 
If you were reading this diary properly you would have realised that wildebeests are dumb. Well here is the story, Zebras can see very well but cannot hear as well, that is the opposite for wildebeests so they stick together. So if it is a normal day drive down the road they all go in a line and run in front of the truck then if we move an inch they decide to go back. How stupid!

Day 16 Lake Malawi 
We woke up early to leave to go further down the lake. It only felt like a little while but it was a long way. When we got there, there was a sign that said “Do not swim before 6.30am and after 6.30pm as Crocodiles and Hippos will be awake. I felt really scared about that until a man told me that he’s never seen them before. We then set up our camp under a mango tree and near the sands edge. It was a beautiful spot, we then had dinner and went to bed.

Dad's travel diary. Kind of.
My Dad wrote some really good stories about our holiday and took some beautiful photos too. If you want to see them just click here.

Kids dairy competition "the best day of my holiday"
I would love to hear about your holiday too so I asked Dad and he said I could run a competition for kids.

Just send me some pages from your travel diary about the best day of your holiday. If we put it in the next newsletter you could win a prize. Click here to send me your story and good luck.

Welcome to our “series collection”, catering for children from 0 to 18 years, eco tourism and multi-generational travel.

Just choose the series that best suits your family's needs...

• Kids Series
  Family holidays that cater for the needs of babies through to primary school years. We provide hints on surviving long haul flights, child-care facilities, medical tips and more. Spend quality time with your kids before they grow up.
  
• Teen Series
  Travelling is a great way to share stories and communicate with teenagers. Explore the temples of Angkor, sit with Aborigines and learn the art of dot painting or dance with Maasai. Nothing beats sharing the real thing with your teenage kids.

See today's world through the eyes of your children...

• Eco Series
  Holiday experiences that embrace nature, and provide children of all ages the chance to appreciate what's at stake. A way for your family to support and protect the environment while on holidays.
  
• Multi-Generational Series
  Multi-generational families need the right accommodation style, activities and ease of access for a successful family holiday. Grandparents can spend quality time with their children and see today’s world through the eyes of their grandchildren.
  
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Cable Beach Club Resort bungalows are a perfect getaway for families. Spacious with open plan living area capturing the total Resort experience. Enjoy the family friendly chilled pool with playground, a selection of restaurants, heaps of activities for the children, tennis courts & tour desk.

Kooljaman add on
Add-on a 3 day adventure to Cape Leveque to stay at Kooljaman, a remarkable Aboriginal wilderness camp. 4WD or fly to this remote and unknown part of Western Australia’s northern area.

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