It’s also true that as little ones become big, trips become more expensive.
Once they start walking, all bets are off.
Expect to bring way too much gear, but don’t worry any parent will empathize.
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This means you could focus your packing on sun protection and adorable tropical ensembles for your baby.
Toddlers: The Island of Hawaii
To a toddler, there’s excitement to be found everywhere.
They’re mini explorers, captivated by virtually every landscape and situation.
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Adude ranchencompassing hundreds of acres of pristine, wide-open space makes for a wonderful compromise.
Most kids, however unique their interests, will be able to find something they’re stoked about.
The perfect option for this age group: an African safari.
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Plus, many camps don’t allow kids under 12 years old.
A safari is a special experience for a family to share.
They witness an exciting array of animals in their natural habitat not to mention beautiful traditions and cultures.
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As Biggs Bradley says of Kenya, “Cultural exchange is key.
Properties likeSirikoiandAngama Maraprovide immersion along with amazing sightings of the world’s rarest species.
In the winter, Queenstown’s mountains offer epic skiing and snowboarding.
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A more mature or adventurous palate is also helpful for fully enjoying all of Japan’s culinary treasures.
Tokyois a dynamic urban center where exploration yields unimaginable exploits.
(InsideJapanoffers wonderful private tours led by local experts.)
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Getting around is indeed a no-brainer.
Stay busy with rugged, outdoorsy activities, including a food-smoking workshop, canoeing, and e-biking.
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