Travel with Children

Posted by: Sal

21st Mar 2011 12:08pm

Where is a good place to travel with a one year old daughter? We are thinking of one of the islands like Fiji, or Samoa but need it to be reasonably child friendly and also not too expensive.
Best time of the year to travel there..?

giznjack

14th Apr 2011 09:59pm

I would definitely reccommend Bali, the locals dote over babies and children. It's cheap to get there, choose the cost of your accommodation, from about $15 - $200 per night. A good quality resort comes in at about $60 per person per night. Food is ridiculously cheap and you can all feast as much as you like. I love it and there's lots of things to do. A family portrait in the balinese traditional costume is a fun thing to do and Waterbom park (like wet and wild) is a good day out. The monkey forest, sunset at Tanah Lot Temple, Bali Safari Park are all very interesting but a visit to one of the orphanages is an enriching experience.
Any time of the year is good as it's always like summer but from November to March is their wet season.
Good luck with your decision, hope you have a lot of fun, wherever you end up.

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