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From finding Dory in Monterey Bay, to swimming with dolphins in the Azores. Here are five water-filled adventures for the whole family to enjoy.

Capturing memorable moments from your family holiday is a great way to remember the highlights. But leaving the kids in charge will result in an entirely different photo collection, chock-full of candid shots. If your little one or teen is a real photography fanatic, get them to have a read of these top tips for taking great travel snaps.

A trip to Oslo doesn’t have to break the bank, especially with these top tips.

Going on a family holiday can be expensive, take a lot of organising and scouring the internet to make sure everyone’s needs will be catered for. You could be forgiven for allowing the thought, “why don’t we just give it a miss this year?” to cross your mind. But, here at Intrepid we think it’s really important to take a family break, here’s why…

We’re no strangers to rucksacks and know that using every inch of space is key, so check out these five handy hints on how to pack your family’s rucksacks for your next trip together.

It’s unlikely you’ll ever walk the surface of Mars. However, find yourself in San Pedro de Atacama and you’ll realise there’s no need to leave earth for an other-worldly experience.

While there is no magic way to photograph a person, Annapurna Mellor shares her top tips to help you to capture images of people in an authentic and ethical way.

Actually Mummy blogger, Helen Wills, shares her best advice for travelling with Type I diabetes, a condition her 13-year old daughter has.

Answer: Yes! But to fully appreciate its natural beauty and serenity, you need to go in with a plan.