Family

Whether the family fancy exploring historical sites, walking through quintessentially English scenery, or chilling out on the coast, there’s plenty of generation-spanning fun to be had.

“I love seeing the world through my daughter’s eyes, and I appreciate her curiosity and reserved sense of adventure. Travelling as a solo mum doesn’t come without its challenges, but they’re far outweighed by the benefits.”

“In the time we spent in Costa Rica, I saw my kids grow and discover things about themselves that I’m not sure I would have seen had we stayed at home.”

On family holidays, it can sometimes be tricky finding fun things to do that everyone will enjoy. But not with these awesome adventures!

“My daughter loved the adventure of sleeping in the forest and, as it was a device-free zone, we could talk about the environment and what would happen to the wildlife if we cut down all the trees.”

Bron’s family love to travel, but their adventures require a little more research than most. Here’s why.

“I was so excited to have an adventure to Thailand (and because I love eating noodles) but I couldn’t imagine what it would be like when I got there.”

But what is travel all about? It’s about experiences. Both failures, and successes. It’s about pushing yourself out of your comfort zone and finding beauty and wonder in new and inexplicable circumstances.

Looking for a different kind of family adventure? Spain could be just what you’re looking for.