Sanity Perk: Stroller-Friendly
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Charming outdoor and indoor children’s museum in a converted train depot — kids explore nature trails, a treehouse, water play, and arts and crafts stations. One of the most unique children’s museums in the South with a heavy focus on outdoor discovery and sustainability. Address: 655 Louisville Rd, Savannah, GA 31401 Google Maps: Click here…
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Savannah’s beach — a laid-back, family-friendly barrier island 20 minutes from downtown Savannah. Wide sandy beach, calm surf, and a sweet little main street with seafood shacks and ice cream. The Tybee Island Lighthouse climb is a great family activity. Dolphins frequently spotted offshore. Address: Tybee Island, GA 31328 Google Maps: Click here for directions…
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Rike Park is Tbilisi’s best family park along the Kura River — playgrounds, outdoor concerts, and the fun cable car that whisks kids up to Narikala Fortress. Combine with the musical fountain show and a walk across the ultra-modern Peace Bridge. Perfect for an easy family afternoon. Address: Rike Park, Tbilisi 0105 Google Maps: Click…
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Georgia’s premier museum on the grand Rustaveli Avenue — the Gold Treasury with ancient jewellery and the dinosaur skeleton hall are huge hits with kids. The archaeological collections span 500,000 years of Georgian history. Perfect rainy day option right in the city centre. Address: 3 Shota Rustaveli Ave, Tbilisi 0108 Google Maps: Click here for…
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Mykonos’s iconic whitewashed labyrinth of alleys is genuinely magical for kids — they’ll love the narrow lanes, balconies dripping with bougainvillea, and the famous Petros the Pelican. Little Venice waterfront and the windmills are nearby and perfectly photogenic. Address: Chora, Mykonos 846 00 Google Maps: Click here for directions Cost: Free
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The iconic row of 16th-century Venetian windmills overlooking the harbour — Mykonos’s most recognizable landmark. Free to walk around and photograph. Kids love spotting the pelicans that wander through. Best visited at sunset for the golden hour glow. Address: Kato Myloi, Mykonos 846 00 Google Maps: Click here for directions Cost: Free
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Small but fascinating museum with artifacts from nearby Delos and Rhenia — including the famous 7th-century BC pithos jar with vivid scenes from the Trojan War that kids find captivating. Great midday air-conditioned escape. Close to the ferry port. Address: Agios Efstathios, Mykonos 846 00 Google Maps: Click here for directions Cost: Low Cost $
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Mykonos’s main shopping and café street is surprisingly family-friendly in the mornings before the crowds arrive. Greek yogurt with honey, fresh pastries, and fresh juice stalls. Kids love the colourful doorways, cats, and the sensory chaos of a Greek island town waking up. Address: Matogianni Street, Mykonos 846 00 Google Maps: Click here for directions…
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Mykonos’s only inland village — a quiet, authentic square with a 16th-century monastery, local tavernas, and zero tourist chaos. A refreshing contrast to busy Chora. Kids can run freely around the village plateia and feed the cats. The monastery’s ornate wooden iconostasis is stunning. Address: Ano Mera, Mykonos 846 00 Google Maps: Click here for…
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Cornwall’s most famous surf beach with beginner-friendly surf schools running lessons for kids from age 5+. Wide, sandy, and consistently great waves. The beach café and rock pools at low tide are perfect for non-surfers. A Cornwall essential. Address: Fistral Beach, Newquay TR7 1HY Google Maps: Click here for directions Cost: Low Cost $