Find Your Perfect Family Escape
I remember the first time my husband and I made the decision to spend a holiday abroad with our two sons. We’d had a busy year of work; we’d been separated often because of conflicting demands on where each of us needed to be: him in London, me wherever the journalism took me. We were chasing bills, deadlines, and trying to bring up a family. We wanted to be together — somewhere natural and peaceful where we would get a proper break with our two young sons. So we flew to Kenya, and took a small bush plane to the island of Lamu on the Swahili coast. I remember feeling stressed about it. There was a strict limit on luggage. We could only carry 15kg each, which was mostly taken up by ‘baby gear’. We would not, therefore, have room for much else.
No Time Like Now overview
I remember the first time my husband and I made the decision to spend a holiday abroad with our two sons. We’d had a busy year of work; we’d been separated often because of conflicting demands on where each of us needed to be: him in London, me wherever the journalism took me. We were chasing bills, deadlines, and trying to bring up a family. We wanted to be together — somewhere natural and peaceful where we would get a proper break with our two young sons. So we flew to Kenya, and took a small bush plane to the island of Lamu on the Swahili coast. I remember feeling stressed about it. There was a strict limit on luggage. We could only carry 15kg each, which was mostly taken up by ‘baby gear’. We would not, therefore, have room for much else.
Important details from the source
- The balance of mind-body-spirit is something we’ve made our mantra at COMO Hotels and Resorts for 30 years.
- But what about the balance of material wealth and lived experience?
- Author and travel journalist Sophy Roberts argues that travel is the greatest gift — and celebrates a different kind of present, with a family trip in the Himalayas.
- I remember the first time my husband and I made the decision to spend a holiday abroad with our two sons.
- We’d had a busy year of work; we’d been separated often because of conflicting demands on where each of us needed to be: him in London, me wherever the journalism took me.
- We were chasing bills, deadlines, and trying to bring up a family.
- We wanted to be together — somewhere natural and peaceful where we would get a proper break with our two young sons.
- So we flew to Kenya, and took a small bush plane to the island of Lamu on the Swahili coast.
- We could only carry 15kg each, which was mostly taken up by ‘baby gear’.
- We would not, therefore, have room for much else.
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Use this guide as a structured discovery starting point. Compare the listed options by travel style, season, location, time available, and practical booking needs before making a final decision.
Best for
- Readers comparing several destinations, places, or ideas in one topic.
- Travellers who want inspiration before narrowing down the final plan.
- Users who need a fast overview before checking detailed offers or local conditions.
Things to check before deciding
- Current prices, availability, opening times, and travel conditions.
- Seasonality, weather, local holidays, and peak demand periods.
- Distance from the main arrival point, accommodation area, or planned route.
- Whether the option matches the traveller’s budget, pace, and expectations.
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How should I use No Time Like Now?
Use it to compare options, identify the most relevant ideas, and decide which places or services need deeper research before booking.
Is this guide enough for final planning?
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Conclusion
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