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T e Modern Family Travel Days Out & Attractions


perfect combination of rest, sunshine and just enough excitement to keep everyone entertained. From sun-drenched coastlines


A CHASE AUTUMN SUN IN ALGARVE/VILA VITA PARC


to magical forest trails, here are three top spots for a memorable family getaway this autumn.


Algarve, Portugal With golden beaches, warm October weather and a short fl ight from the UK, the Algarve is ideal for families seeking a fi nal burst of sunshine before winter. T e region boasts a wealth of child-friendly resorts and activities, making it a stress-free option for parents. Stay at Vila Vita Parc, a fi ve-star


cliff top resort near Porches. Here, enjoy a kids’ club, playgrounds, mini- golf and direct beach access — plus a creche for younger children. While little ones are entertained, adults can relax in the spa or enjoy the Michelin- starred Ocean Restaurant. Outside the resort, take a boat


Autumn adventures


Looking for a half-term escape with a splash of adventure? These three family-friendly destinations promise sun, culture and fun for all ages. Words: Evelyn Richards


trip to the dramatic Benagil Caves, explore the historic town of Lagos, or spend a day at Zoomarine — a marine park with dolphin shows, water rides and aquariums. Whether you’re unwinding by the pool or adventuring along the coast, the Algarve delivers every time.


Trentino, Italy Swap city crowds for storybook landscapes in northern Italy’s Trentino region, where nature, creativity and myth come together for a magical family holiday. In Val di Fiemme, kids can


follow dragon footprints through


s the leaves turn and October half-term approaches, a quick break abroad off ers the


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the Dragon’s Forest — a gentle hike among golden larch trees on Latemar’s slopes. On Alpe Cimbra, meet the Winged Dragon of Vaia, a vast sculpture made from storm- felled wood and natural debris. Destroyed by vandals in 2023, the dragon was lovingly rebuilt by artist Marco Martalar as a symbol of nature’s resilience. At Lake Ledro, the enchanting


Ledro Land Art trail showcases animal sculptures and woodland installations that fi re the imagination. Here at Lake Molveno, voted Italy’s most beautiful lake, you can embark on a fun, family-friendly trail where children can spot Sciury — a giant squirrel sculpture nestled in the forest.


Brittany, France Close to home yet full of charm, Brittany makes for an easy and rewarding half-term escape (for those who don’t mind the weather). Whether arriving by ferry to Saint- Malo or fl ying into Rennes, this region combines rural tranquillity with plenty of family activities. Stay at Domaine des Ormes, a vast


holiday park set in 200 hectares of forest and lakes. Accommodation ranges from cosy lodges to treehouses, with activities including treetop zip-lines, pony rides and both indoor and outdoor pools. Venture out to discover Brittany’s


Emerald Coast, where castles, beaches and medieval towns await. Walk the ramparts of Saint-Malo, explore Dinan’s cobbled streets or spend a day beachcombing in Dinard. With its relaxed pace, crisp


coastal air and wealth of outdoor fun, Brittany proves that adventure doesn’t have to be far from home.


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EDUCATIONAL DAYS OUT


MINIATURE MAYHEM AT HILL TOP, LAKE DISTRICT Beatrix Potter’s mischievous mice, Hunca Munca and Tom Thumb, come to life in Mischief in Miniature — a charming trail of tiny scenes and candlelit surprises hidden around the author’s beloved former home. A magical experience for all ages.


UNEARTH THE PAST AT STUMP CROSS CAVERNS, YORKSHIRE DALES NATIONAL PARK Families can delve beneath the surface, literally, at these prehistoric limestone caves. Formed long before dinosaurs roamed Earth, they off er young explorers a glimpse into deep geological time.


ANCIENT EGYPT REIMAGINED AT YOUNG V&A, LONDON Making Egypt takes visitors on a hands-on journey through the creative legacy of the ancient Egyptians. From hieroglyphs to hip-hop, the exhibition explores how a civilisation’s art and design continues to shape our modern world.


A vow renewal is a romantic cele- bration of enduring love — a chance for a married couple to pause and say: “I still choose you.” It’s a deep- ly personal ceremony where two hearts revisit the promises once made and renew them with even greater meaning — shaped by shared memories, trials, laughter and growth. Often held on a spe- cial anniversary or after a mean- ingful chapter in life, it’s a moment to look into each other’s eyes and reaffi rm the love that’s only grown stronger with time. Rings may be exchanged again, vows rewrit- ten with wisdom and tenderness, and tears of joy shared among close friends or family. Whether it’s a quiet sunset on the beach or a candlelit gathering at home, a vow renewal is a beautiful tribute to a love that continues to bloom — proof that even after all these years, forever still feels like just the beginning.


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