5 Favourite Games When Travelling with Children

In other posts we gave you some tips and musts things to use when travelling with children, you can have a look here or here. I told you as well I will reveal my favorite games to entertain our children (even for a while!) when we travel. These games are meant to be really easy to handle and carry for children from 3 till 8.

Obviously, there are a lot of games designed to play when travelling, but these are my 5 favorite games when travelling with children:

Bilbao: 5 Places You Must Visit with Children

The Basque Country is a beautiful place to visit in Spain, even though is not your typical beach destination it has a lot to offer and it also has a spectacular coastline but one of the best things to enjoy in Bilbao is its gastro culture. Go out for dinner and enjoy a good glass of “Txacolí” wine in one of the many “pintxo” bars and just try different ones! It’s good fun, they lay them on the bar and you can choose which ones you want to eat. Pintxos cost around 2.50€ each depending of the ingredients and how elaborated they are. You can have from the typical Spanish omelette to a very original one with tasty ingredients. Kids love it too as they are the right size for them and can be able to try different things. My boy loved the croquets ones!!

                    

There are loads of things to do and see in and around the city of Bilbao and here I’m going to tell you about my favourite ones!

Ibiza: 5 Places You Must Visit with Children

Our holidays finished and everything got back to normal, children started school and we started working as well. However, we cannot forget our Summer holiday week in Ibiza. As you all know Ibiza is a Spanish island usually related to party and young people. We have discovered that it’s also a great destination for families with children. 

Here you’ll find the 5 must you cannot miss in Ibiza with children:

5 Musts Have Items When Travelling with Children

It’s always much more difficult to organize a trip when you are travelling with children, especially if you are going abroad. I always end up taking much more stuff than I actually need or use at the end, but I tend to think that I need to take it just in case. Do you have the same problem?