20/08/2026
Why we value roadtrips as an important part of our kids’ childhood. They teach resilience. Patience. Curiosity. Yes, we allow iPads for travel in short stints, for the rest of the trip we encourage conversation, getting comfortable being ‘bored’, looking out the window at geography passing them by, seeing new towns, mountains, rivers etc. Understanding that good things take time.
ad | All of these were key when we took the Land Rover Discovery on a roadtrip to France recently, covering over 700 miles without breaking a sweat. With seven seat versatility we were able to genuinely pack everything bar the kitchen sink - ideal for a family roadtrip. As are the endless clever storage spots, especially for the girls traveling in the back, extensive storage and deep door pockets perfect for holding all their books, pens and pencils. Snacks are also a huge part of road trips for us, having the integrated centre console fridge was a godsend, perfect for keeping yoghurt pouches and drinks cool throughout. Sounds corny but the miles went far smoother traveling in this beauty. Do you have any road trips coming up or where has been your favourite?