PHOTOGRAPHS:
PAU
SAYROL/UNSPLASH,
MARC
NAYLOR.
WITH CONTRIBUTIONS FROM IMOGEN HALL
MYHUSBANDTOOKTHE
picture(above)astherestof
usenjoyedtheviewand
theseabreeze.We’djust
arrivedintownandclimbed
upthestepstotheBalcódel
Mediterraniviewpoint.It’s
raretogeta goodgroupphoto
witheveryonelookingin
thesamedirection,sowe
stoppedtrying!Thecolours
arefantastic,andmysonat
theedgeoftheshot– hoping
tosomehowlookthroughthe
telescopethat’sfartoohigh
for him – makes me smile.
Wemadea daytripfrom
Cambrilswithfive young
childrentokeephappyso,
insteadofchargingaround
themainsights,wekept our
scheduleflexible.
CLAIRE’STIPSFOR
VISITINGTARRAGONA
WITHKIDS:
FDon’tboggletheirmindswith
lotsof cityculture,especially
if it’shot.Oureveningin
Tarragonawasidealbecause
therewasnopressure.
F Enjoy a stroll through the
atmosphericshoppingdistrict
(bewaresteephills),visitsome
of theRomanruins,andpause
at thespectacularcathedral.
FTakea well-deservedbreak
at a barin oneof thelovely
squares,forcolddrinksandice
creamallround.TheRambla
Novais linedwithrestaurants,
andhasa widepedestrianised
centreforstrolling,diningor,
in ourcase,anelaborate
post-dinnergameof What’s
TheTimeMrWolf.
FDiscoverthegoldensands
of Costa Daurada. The
region’smanybeachesare
wideandclean,its coves
shallow,andtheseais gentle,
so it’sidealforyoungsters just
learningto swim.
WHENWETRAVELASA
FAMILY,WEALWAYS
MAKESUREWE'VEGOT...
FOurfavouritecuddlies:
MooReen(a cow)andSteven
(anelephant).
FAniPadfullof TVshowsand
games,alongwitha solemn
promisethatthistime we’ll be
good at sharing.
Travellingto TarragonawithLonelyPlanet’ssenioreditor
Claire Naylor and family
Viva España with kids
s