Teenage family holidays
Keen to make more memories before your kids think they’re too old for a family holiday?
Designed for tweens and teens (aged 10 to 17), these trips are packed with immersive experiences that cultivate curiosity and connection in the next generation of Intrepid travellers. Picture: staying in a traditional home with Mai Chau villagers in Vietnam, zip-lining through the treetops in the Pyrenees or falling asleep to the sounds of the wilderness in the Okavango Delta. With plenty of free time to do your own thing, a local leader and a group of other adventure-hungry families by your side, your kids will remember these trips long after they've flown the nest.
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Kruger National Park is bustling with activity during the day, but nighttime game drives are just as exciting. Maybe you’ll spot a hyena out hunting or an impala searching for a late-night feed. The fun doesn’t stop there, either. Imagine getting comfy in your sleeping bag, only to hear the distant trumpet of an elephant or the roar of a lion. Now that’s a camping experience you won’t forget!
Buckle up your life jacket and hold on because we’re about to go on an exhilarating ride along the Ayung River in Ubud. Get your heart racing as you paddle through thrilling grade II and III rapids before drifting along calm stretches where you can relax and take in the lush backdrop of rainforests, rice paddies and gorges.
Sandwiched between the mountains of Catalonia and the South of France, Andorra is the prettiest little European country your kids have never heard of. Gear up for a week of heart-pumping activities that’ll make you forget you have a phone. We’re talking mountain biking around alpine lakes, ziplining over treetops and rafting through frothy rivers.
Soak in the lush greenery and breathe in the countryside air on a cycling adventure through the picturesque rice paddies of Mai Chau in northwest Vietnam. The region is home to several Thai minority groups, each with a unique culture and language. Along the way, you'll meet local women for an afternoon of loom weaving, cloth dyeing and embroidery before arriving at a homestay where you'll learn more about local life.
Why choose us
These trips are for families only – including any grandparents, aunts or uncles who’d like to join, of course. As long as you’re travelling with a child aged between 10 and 17, you’re a family in our eyes. Plus, all travellers aged 17 and younger receive a 10% discount.
Travelling with us is a bit like travelling with old friends. You’ll join a group of 3 to 5 families from all over the world, and the kids tend to hit it off straight away so you can enjoy some well-earned R&R. We often find that families stay in touch long after the trip ends.
Our groups are small enough to avoid the crowds and reach out-of-the-way places, but big enough for a good social mix. Our average group size of 10 allows us to hop aboard local boats, buses or trains, eat at family-run restaurants, and stay in traditional guesthouses and homestays.
Our teenage trips are for families with tweens and teens (aged 10 to 17). They offer more active itineraries designed for older children. If you also have younger children, we'll look at allowing them on these trips on a case-by-case basis.
Our leaders are specially trained to run family adventures, so you and the kids will be well taken care of. You can also rest easy knowing we conduct safety assessments on all our activities to meet local standards as well as our own comprehensive safety policy.
As the world’s largest travel B Corp, we use travel as a force for good. We give back to the communities we visit, carbon offset our trips and take our social and environmental responsibilities seriously. When you travel with us, you travel with purpose.
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