Win a hamper worth over £100 and a copy of Hey Grandude! *Now Closed*

Desert island the fun of Swiss family Robinson learn skills team work and best of all how be without all technologies

I would love to take them to the Galapagos Islands to see the giant tortoises.

Efteling theme park in Holland. I went as a child and loved it. And so did my daughter. Love the bins that say thank you (in Dutch) when rubbish is put in.

I'd take them to the Galapagos islands to show them the best of the natural world

I would take them to Hawaii so we could all be surfer (grand!)dudes in paradise

I would love to take them to Disneyland USA

I would take her to Australia to see her auntie and cousins, they haven't seen each other since she was 2 years old (she is now 8) and they were 3 and 5, would be lovely for them to meet up again

I would take them on a family weekend to London. So much to see, history on every corner.

I would love to take them to Iceland to see the Northern Lights

London, so much history, beautiful parks and the wonderful river Thames

To the planetarium in London for some star gazing followed by a trip to the Lego store ;-)

I would take them to London to experience the busy atmosphere and the vibrant city and people. We now live in Dorset and is far quieter but would love to go back and see the sights through the eyes of the younger ones- they would be so excited!

Lapland to visit Santa

I would take them back in time so my parents could meet them.

I would love to take my grandchildren to the Galapagos Islands to experience the nature and wildlife .

It would have to be Lapland to see Father Christmas - I know my Granddaughter and Grandson, would love to go. It' such a special place.

Florida to Disney world

To Disneyland Paris to meet Mickey Mouse and ride it’s a small world

As they are various ages I would take them on a safari as they all love animals and watching programmes,about animals in the wild

I would take them to a third world country. Somewhere they can see how other people and children are living, without food, real economic instability and poverty. I would like them to be aware of how lucky they are to have what they have. Also inspire them to make changes and help those less fortunate.

I'd take my horse mad granddaughter to Vienna to see the Spanish Horses. She loves working with her horses and wants to do dressage.

I would take them to their Grandfather's house with the Queen's woods at the bottom of the garden.

I would take them back to my childhood with board games and family fun

I would take my grandchildren to Lapland to meet Santa. Always regret not being able to take my own children when they were younger

Disneyland, USA. Absolutely!