After the excitement of the Titanic festival in Belfast and the Children’s Culture Festival in Reykjavik it’s been nice to get back to some routine with school and work, but some of us are still developing extra-curricular projects…. We’ve started a nature club.. “Dad, we’ve started a nature club at school,” Hannah informs me as we skiddle [...]
Archive | Adventure Kids RSS feed for this section 
Who thinks doing hard things is good for you?
Doing hard things is good for you, isn’t it? “Does anyone here think hard work is good for you?” We expect a neutral response. Instead, a hundred and fifty hands eagerly shoot up into the air. We had planned to try and persuade the juniors and infants about the benefits of hard work. But our [...]
About Us
We're Kirstie and Stuart. We share an adventurous spirit, a passion for indie travel and three kids. The Family Adventure Project is our long term experiment in doing active and adventurous things together as a family. Read More >>
Subscribe and Follow!
All Time Popular Posts
Lego facts: 8 things you didn’t know about Lego 
In love with a fish.. at Djupavik 
10 reasons to stop cotton wool parenting 
Glacier hiking on top of volcanoes – at Skaftafell 
10 lessons from 10 years adventuring with kids 
10 lessons from a sinking ship 
Kids need adventure. Parents need to teach them how. 
10 Off Season City Breaks for Families 
Bushcraft expert shows how to light fire without matches 
Fisherman Fishing Village – at Sudureyri
