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Which European countries are best for traveling with a 2 year old?
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Samra
We took our 3 and 1 year old girls to Europe this past summer and had an awesome time. We went to Bosnia (where we are from), Italy, Croatia and Slovenia and the hardest part about it all was the flight over.
Angie
Where in Croatia did you guys go?
It’s on my list of places to visit for sure!
Samra
Angie Rodríguez we went to Dubrovnik and area. So beautiful and the girls loved the water
Angie
Yes!! That’s where I’m thinking of going! We love the water too! Thank you!
Ev
For Africa I think I would only go to countries that do not have yellow fever. Many countries require proof of vaccination and I'm not sure if it's recommended for a 2 year old to get that one. When I got yellow fever vaccine it was a live virus and hurt a lot for days after.
Murray
Vietnam and the Philippines for ya with kiddies
Trev
Japan is good with a kid because it is very safe, clean, and organized.
Aleyschi
We did Eastern Europe last summer with our 1 year old and 2 year old. Started in Germany and worked our way to Romania. We hit 6 countries in 18 days and had a blast. It was actually rather seamless because we took the train to every new place, the kids were happy because they were not restrained in plane seats or waiting at the airports for long periods of time. The only flight we took was from Budapest to Bucharest because we didn’t want to waste a full day/night on the train. We’ve also done Ireland, Mexico and Cuba with the kids.
Angie
Wow wow wow
Tell me about Rumania!! Is there really castles everywhere?
Aleyschi
Angie Rodríguez Romania was amazing, there are castles everywhere and the pace of life felt so relaxing. My kids LOVED Bratislava (slovakia). I would go back in a heart beat, I’ve never been to a more family oriented city and we have travelled extensively before kids and now with kids. I would seriously consider it if I were you. Budapest is also great for kids, lots of pools to swim in and the zoo of course. A river boat tour and lots of cool architecture.
Iza
Any country in Europe is amazing and super easy with a 2 year old. Poland and Hungary are both Incredible and very affordable.
We have seen many families with young kids in Thailand on our trips there but the environment is a bit harder to handle (temp, humidity etc).
Africa is great but it depends on how you want to travel. We rented a car in south Africa and loved it !! Namibia and Botswana would be easy to travel as well.
The world is your oyster!!! Enjoy
Natasha
In Africa - Morocco! Just came back from there and had seen lots of people traveling with kids and even babies (met a couple in our hotel with 4 months old baby)
Kristin
We did Portugal and Spain with a 3 year old and almost 7 month old at the time, as well as Croatia, Turkey and Cuba with young kids. I kept a blog about our trips to those places....and kids were a main focus if you're interested in checking out - Americanadiangal.wordpress.com However, I think like has been mentioned above the biggest thing with young kids is to take your time and not push too much sightseeing! We pretty much always stopped at a playground each day to give them some quality playtime.
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AmeriCanadian
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Traveling with a 2-Year-Old: Favorite Destinations in Europe, Asia, and Africa
Exploring the world with a young child can be both rewarding and challenging. As a parent, you want to provide your little one with enriching experiences while ensuring their comfort and safety. If you're planning a trip with your 2-year-old, consider these fantastic destinations in Europe, Asia, and Africa.
Europe
1. Italy
Italy is a dream destination for families with its rich culture, delicious cuisine, and child-friendly attractions. Rome, with its ancient ruins and gelato shops, is a captivating city for toddlers. Florence, with its art-filled museums and picturesque piazzas, offers a taste of Renaissance splendor. And the coastal towns of Cinque Terre and Positano provide a relaxing escape with their colorful houses and pebbled beaches.
2. Iceland
Iceland is a fantastic choice for families seeking outdoor adventures. The country's natural wonders, like geysers, hot springs, and waterfalls, are sure to captivate your little one's imagination. Plus, the mild summer weather and short travel distances make it an ideal destination for families with young children.
Asia
1. Japan
Japan is a unique and child-friendly destination that seamlessly blends modernity with ancient traditions. Tokyo offers a multitude of attractions, from the vibrant Shibuya Crossing to the iconic Sensoji Temple. Kyoto, with its beautiful gardens and traditional wooden houses, provides a glimpse into Japan's rich cultural heritage. And don't forget to experience the excitement of a bullet train ride!
2. Thailand
Thailand is a paradise for families seeking a tropical escape. The country's stunning beaches, like those in Phuket and Krabi, offer relaxation and opportunities for little ones to play in the sand and shallow waters. Bangkok, with its bustling markets and floating markets, provides a fascinating cultural immersion. And the Thai cuisine, with its mild flavors, is a hit with even the pickiest of eaters.
Africa
1. Morocco
Morocco offers a unique blend of ancient cities, vibrant markets, and stunning landscapes. Marrakech, with its famous Jemaa el-Fna square and maze-like souks, is a feast for the senses. The coastal town of Essaouira provides a charming escape with its whitewashed buildings and laid-back vibe. And the High Atlas Mountains offer breathtaking scenery and opportunities for gentle hiking.
2. South Africa
South Africa is a diverse and family-friendly destination that caters to all interests. Cape Town, with its iconic Table Mountain and penguin colonies, offers a mix of urban attractions and natural wonders. The Garden Route, with its stunning coastal scenery and wildlife parks, is a nature lover's paradise. And for a truly unique experience, consider a safari adventure in the Kruger National Park, where your little one can spot elephants, lions, and more.
Traveling with a 2-year-old requires patience and planning, but the memories and experiences you'll create together are priceless. Embrace the adventure, and let your little one's sense of wonder guide you through these incredible destinations.
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Angie
What are some of your favourite countries in Europe, Asia or Africa to travel with a 2 year old?