Will I be stuck with adults all day?
No. We had days in Costa Rica off with our own guide for 3 hours. We did a nighttime safari. I was glad I did it—my grandma was happy she didn't.
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Taking a long-distance trip with kids or teens is easy when you join us on an active family vacation. These lively itineraries satisfy the curiosity, energy levels and attention spans of multiple generations.
You have lots of fun, minus the hassles.
Our smart and intuitive local guides understand the interests of kids, teens and adults. Together, you’ll do cool stuff like dune surfing, mountain biking on medieval walls, riding ziplines and getting your hands dirty in crafts sessions with local artisans. Suddenly, ancient ruins are for climbing. Alpine cog railway trips turn into joy rides. Bocce ball becomes a blast. On plenty of occasions, kids and teens go their carefully chaperoned way, and you’ll have generous time for adult-focused activities like wine tastings, longer walks and gourmet dinners.
Never give up anybody’s comfort or sanity.
You’ll settle into luxury inns and hotels chosen for their family-friendliness. Your picky eaters will be fine too. We find the local specialties they love—pizza, fondue, picnic fare—as well as chances to try new tastes. When you join us on one of our family vacations, you never have to sacrifice your pleasure to keep the younger generation happy. And you’ll all make memories you’ll talk about for years.
Kids get a price break.
When sharing a room with two full-paying guests, kids and teens ages 11-16 receive a $500 discount*; ages 7-10 receive a $750 discount*; ages 3-6 receive a $1250 discount*, and ages 2 and younger receive a $1750 discount*. When sharing a room with one full-paying guest, kids receive a $250 discount.*
*Kid discounts are not applicable on tour extensions or private tours.
No. We had days in Costa Rica off with our own guide for 3 hours. We did a nighttime safari. I was glad I did it—my grandma was happy she didn't.
Read more about Costa RicaI learned a lot, but it's nothing like school. Alfredo, our naturalist in the Galapagos, showed us how iguanas spit salt.
Learn about the GalapagosNo, but you don't get the kiddie menu either. I ate about three gallons of gelato in Italy.
Taste test Venice, Florence and RomeDon't worry. There are plenty of activities, like mountain biking, river rafting and zip lining. Even selfie moments like riding camels.
Learn more about MoroccoWell, nobody will force you to make new friends. But it was fun to go tubing and dune surfing with other people my age.
Jump into Bryce, Grand Canyon and ZionThe hotels were really nice. But they were also really nice to kids. In Vietnam we had a disappearing edge swimming pool and miles of white sand beach
Settle into Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia
