Multi-Generation Holidays
Multi-Generation Holiday Ideas
A few suggestions to get the holiday planning process started
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From Naples to Sorrento - An Italian Family Getaway
Embark on a six-day family getaway through Naples, Pompeii and Sorrento
6 days, from £3250 to £4200
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City Buzz, Hilltop Hikes & Wildlife Encounters - Family Fun in Southern Australia
Strap in for two-weeks of family fun in southern Australia, pairing two iconic cities with plenty of nature and wildlife
14 days, from £3300 to £4500
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South Africa Family Escape - The Cape, the Coast & the Big Five
Travel from Cape Town to the Eastern Cape, combining beaches, whale watching and safaris in one family-friendly adventure
13 days, from £3300 to £4500
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The Ultimate Family Summer Holiday in Indonesia - Surf Sessions, Tropical Reefs & Sun-Soaked Shores
Treat the family to a 15-day summer adventure in Indonesia, packed with surfing, snorkelling and island-hopping fun
15 days, from £3900 to £5600
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Highlights of Japan - Tokyo, the Alps and Kyoto
Discover the best Japan has to offer on this two-week highlights tour
15 days, from £4300 to £5500
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Culture, Community & Countryside - Birdwatching in Sri Lanka
Seek out Sri Lanka’s remarkable birdlife, from endemic species to colourful and characterful birds, across the island’s diverse habitats
14 days, from £6250 to £8100
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Safari and Coast - Classic Kenya
Binoculars at the ready, explore Kenya over 13 days, from open plains in Laikipia and the Masai Mara to sun-soaked Indian Ocean beaches
12 days, from £9550 to £12400
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Simba and Friends - A Family Safari in Kenya
Follow Simba’s footsteps on a 15-day family safari from Langata’s plains to the coastal sands of Kenya
15 days, from £10850 to £14100
Multi-Generation Holidays Guide
Practical advice and inspiration to help you prepare for your holiday
Our all-time favourite destination for a '3G' holiday is Kenya, where you can so easily combine bush and beach. We have the perfect selection of private hire lodges in the bush, complete with private guides and vehicles. The Kenyan coast is also brimming with fully staffed, perfectly secluded villas which are ideal for big family holidays. If conversation dries up, perhaps mention to your father-in-law that according to Kenyan tradition, he was supposed to give you at least ten cows when you married his daughter…
We think Sri Lanka might just do villas better than they do hotels (which is saying something, as the hotels are quite something), making it another top spot for multi-generation holidays. Most of these villas can be found right on the edge of the beach, where Grandpa will be in his element showing off his cricket skills to the kids (with guaranteed stories harking back to his glory days). Or for those of you for whom the idea of a long-haul flight with the in-laws fills you with dread, Mallorca may be the ideal compromise, as they also have a perfect selection of villas much closer to home.