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Every August the sleepy village of Hartland in North Devon comes alive with a tradition that stretches back to the 1920s - Hartland Carnival.

The grand procession of floats, bands, dancers and tableau is the climax of a week of community events. And there’s always themes to impress from entries based on recent films to vintage TV shows and, of course, a good dose of political satire.

We’ve been several times over the years and, after a bit of a break, booked our summer holiday around it. This family-friendly event oozes community spirit and good old-fashioned fun.

Fancy staying a while? There’s plenty of reason to extend your time in the village. Here’s what we got up to during our five night break:

🏄‍♀️ Bodyboarding and swimming at Hartland Quay

🏰 Exploring @hartland.abbey and Blackpool Beach - the location for TV shows like Malory Towers, the Night Manager and Sense and Sensibility. 

🎣 Visiting the beautiful car-free @clovellyvillage - I’ve lost count of the times we’ve been now but it never disappoints.

📆 Hartland Carnival takes place every August with events throughout the week in the run-up to the grand procession, usually on the second Saturday of the month.

🏠 We stayed at @fosfelle Cottages which is a short walk from the village. 

Have you been to a carnival recently?
We found a wadi in Dartmoor!

Apologies if you weren’t with us for our Oman-era, but wadis - dry or flowing river beds - played a massive part in our weekend adventures in the Middle East. We have missed them.

This is Foggintor Quarry, which is between Princetown and Yelverton in the National Park. This wild swimming spot can be reached during an easy walk recommended to us by @dartmoorpartner.

I’d love to try another wild dipping spot on the moors this summer. Can anyone give us some ideas?

⚠️ We carefully scoped out our entry and exit point, and stayed in the shallows, thankfully avoiding scraping our knees on the rocks.
Our 21 days island hopping from Malaysia to Thailand had so many stand out moments. It’s about time I shared them!

This was the longest trip we have done as a family covering two countries, five stops and incredible places that we hope to revisit one day. The tiny island of Koh Lipe was particularly special.

Here’s a summery of our trip:

Days 1 to 4: Penang

We began our three week adventure exploring the cultural and adventurous highlights of Malaysia’s Penang Island, staying at the historic E&O. With a tonne of help from our friends, Jenny and Jay Lynn, we ticked off Penang Hill, the National Park, Ferrangi Beach, the Escape adventure park and the street art of George Town.

Days 5 to 7: Kuala Lumpur 

Our journey to Malaysia’s capital involved catching a ferry from Penang to the mainland and taking the train into the city. We spent our two full days in KL visiting the Batu Cave Temple, the city eco jungle and the Petronas Towers.

Days 8 to 11: Langkawi 

After a short flight from KL we shifted to relaxation mode. Langkawi was all about our hotel pool, the beach and a boat trip to see eagles, monkeys and bats in the mangroves of Kilim National Park.

Days 12 to 15: Koh Lipe 

The only way to Lipe is by ferry. We loved the laid-back island vibes, incredible snorkelling right off the beach, exploring Walking Street, and fire shows on the beach.

Days 16 to 21: Krabi

One last ferry trip took us to Krabi and our final base, Ao Nang, where we island hopped, visited an ethical elephant sanctuary and almost bit off more than we could chew climbing 1,260 steps up to the Tiger Cave Temple.

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But IRL…we were totally spoilt with long haul holidays over the past three years and landing back in the UK has reshaped our travel plans - regardless of w@rs, political mayhem and the global economic crisis. 

So we’ll be hanging out in sunny South Devon and have booked a summer break in…North Devon 😃

To keep the travel dream alive, I’m diving into my diary and camera roll to share our 2025 Malaysia to Thailand trip.

Our 21 day itinerary is now live on tinboxtraveller.co.uk so if you are planning a big trip or, like me, enjoy a daydream, you’ll find all the details over on the website.

#uktravelblogger #explorewithme #familytravelblog #tinboxthailand #travelmum

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