STAY MEXICO: Fairmont Mayakoba
There’s this quiet assumption that luxury travel and autism don’t quite go together — that traveling with two unpredictable five-year-olds means you downgrade the dream. Fairmont Mayakoba proved otherwise, and I’m so glad it did.
STAY IRISH CASTLE: DROMOLAND
Have you stayed somewhere that felt like a dream, that felt so far removed from your everyday life, so different, in just the best of ways?
STAY DUBLIN: THE WESTBURY
I say this all the time, when you think about where you want to stay, you have to think about what really matters most to you. Most times, it’s hard to find a place that will perfectly bring those things all together, but then sometimes, sometimes, you find a place that is the perfect combination of all and that’s what The Westbury was for us. Full disclosure, our stay at the Westbury was comped, but I don’t owe them any rave reviews, this is fully what my experience was, even with a teeny flag that I hope they remedy soon. So let’s get into it.
VISIT THE BAHAMAS
OK my fellow travel-loving friends, here’s one you think you know. But I’m not sure you do. Also, I have to add, that while alot has stayed the same in how I traveled before kids, a lot has also changed. These days, as a mom of energetic and autistic twin 4-year-old boys, I know how important it is to plan a vacation that keeps everyone happy and entertained. Our recent trip to The Bahamas was a dream come true, and I’m excited to share our itinerary and some other fun tidbits with you. From where to stay, what to do, where to eat, and some fun facts, here’s everything you need to know for an unforgettable family adventure.
