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Our family adventures let adults and children connect more deeply with the world around them

Updated: Apr 14

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Travelling as a family offers something uniquely rewarding. Beyond the sightseeing and shared excitement, it’s a way of stepping out of the everyday and into a space where learning, bonding and exploration happen together. Our family adventures - travelling in small groups with like-minded families - are designed precisely with this in mind: carefully curated to combine iconic destinations with immersive cultural experiences, letting both adults and children connect more deeply with the world around them.


Rather than relying on large tours with rigid schedules, our small-group family journeys are built around flexibility, meaningful encounters, and child-friendly pacing. With group sizes typically between 12 and 16, there’s more room for spontaneity — from hopping on a local bus to dining at a family-run restaurant off the tourist trail. Smaller groups also allow access to places and experiences that bigger tours often miss.


Travelling with other families adds a unique dimension. Children quickly form bonds, giving parents space to relax, and the built-in companionship is especially valuable for single-parent families or those with an only child. Grandparents, aunts, and uncles are warmly welcomed too, making these trips ideal for extended families.


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Each trip is led by an experienced local guide, chosen not just for their knowledge and organisational skills but also for their ability to engage with kids. They handle day-to-day logistics, answer curious questions, and share stories that bring the destination to life — all while keeping the group safe and supported.


Destinations range widely, from spotting wildlife in Africa to sailing the Nile in Egypt or discovering biodiversity in Costa Rica. Every location is selected to both entertain and educate young travellers. Activities are graded by physicality and engagement level, so you can choose a pace and style that fits your family — whether that's hiking through rainforests, learning local crafts, or just enjoying time together.


Accommodation is family-friendly, comfortable and well located, often with a local flavour. You might stay in a guesthouse, a lodge with a pool, or a small hotel close to key sights. Transport is part of the fun too — tuk-tuks, trains, boats, and other local options make getting around part of the adventure.


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These trips also offer great value. Most costs — including accommodation, transport, and guided activities — are bundled in, making it easier to plan and budget. And with thoughtfully balanced itineraries, there’s always time to unwind, explore independently, or just take a break.


Responsible travel is at the heart of these journeys. We aim to travel respectfully, support local communities, and leave a light footprint. Many trips include visits to social enterprises or community initiatives, offering authentic exchanges and cultural insight. Children come away not just with memories, but with a better understanding of the world and their place in it.


Safety is a top priority. All activities are carefully vetted to meet both local and international safety standards, so parents can relax and focus on enjoying the experience.


In the end, these adventures are about more than seeing the sights — they’re about connection, curiosity, and creating lasting memories together. With the right balance of support and freedom, a family holiday abroad becomes an enriching journey that stays with you long after you return home.


Here are some of the family adventure holidays on offer:



Are you ready to discover the world with your family? Contact us today!


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