From Family Life to Faraway Places
Surrey-based mum of two, carving out my own corner of the online world to talk about travel, family life, and the holidays I help people plan through Sarahnity Travel. You’ll find inspiration, practical advice, and honest experiences shared along the way.
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From my blog
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Club Med: The Gold Standard of Family-Friendly, All-Inclusive Holidays
I know I promised some introductions to some of our new and exciting partners, but after powering through an incredible Black Friday — which, let’s be honest, now feels more like Black Fortnight — I couldn’t resist starting with one of my existing favourites. Club Med has been one of my top-selling partners, particularly in
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New Adventures at Home and Away: Stepping Into What’s Next
Life at Home: The Start of the School Era I’ve been a little quiet on here recently, but only because it has been a very busy summer! At home, it’s been a season of big steps for the Small People. The start of the School Era has arrived, and with it, plenty of moments that
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Handpicked by Me: Prime Day Travel Essentials for Every Getaway
Life has changed since the Small People arrived. I was always content with my Kindle, enough Wifi for Spotify, and my AirPods. Boy, have things changed and there will be quite a few years before we enter the Teenage Era. My poor Paperwhite gets far less attention. I used to love them as a kid
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Turkish Escapes
Why Turkey Tops My List for Family Holidays – And How Planning Ahead Can Save You ££ I know I’m lucky to have enjoyed some incredible holidays – from Asia to Africa, a taste of Australia, and the start of my European adventures. Now that we have two Small People in tow, our next trip
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Best Chat of the week
Those that know me should be very proud. Those that have witnessed (from the sidelines!) my previous ‘disputes’ will be more than very proud. Quick warning: If you’re wondering how we got here, the original “Was I the AITA?” post is still available.Spoiler: I was not. This is a continuation from a previous post, and it might
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