Family adventures

Best Interrail Route for Active Families: Hikes, Bikes, and Island Escapes by Train
ByBea Searle May 22, 2025April 16, 2026
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Paris with Kids: Where to Stay, Eat and Sightsee on a One Night Eurostar Stopover
ByBea Searle May 20, 2025June 16, 2026
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What are GR221 Refuges in Mallorca Really Like? Tips for Families and First-Timers
ByBea Searle May 8, 2025September 17, 2025
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Is Interrail Worth it for Outdoor Family Travel?
ByBea Searle May 7, 2025March 25, 2026
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Mallorca Without a Car: Hiking Parts of the GR221 Using Public Transport
ByBea Searle April 25, 2025June 2, 2025
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Our GR221 Mallorca Hiking Itinerary for Beginners or Families
ByBea Searle April 22, 2025April 21, 2026
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Hi! I’m Bea, and I’ve worked in the travel and outdoor industry since 2006. Through this blog, I share everything I’ve learnt about planning active, independent family adventures across Europe. I particularly love hut to hut hikes, family ski trips, and multi-day cycling tours; all tried and tested with my own kids! I cover all the practical details too: from choosing the right route to finding great places to stay, and I love using Europe’s brilliant train network to make the journey part of the adventure.
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Disclaimer

I'm not a mountain guide, just a passionate hiker, cyclist and skier. I want you to use the information I provide here, but please, always double-check your plans. Trails can change and snow can stick around even in the height of summer. Take ownership of your adventure. Do your homework, plan your routes carefully, double check the weather forecast, and never head out unprepared. Wear sturdy, waterproof footwear, pack essentials like maps, navigation apps, food, water, cash, a phone and a battery pack. The mountains can be unpredictable!