Holiday types

Family holidays

A family holiday should be a break for everyone, grown-ups included. I’ll help you find somewhere that works for all of you, from little ones to grandparents, and think through the practical bits like flight times, room layouts and how far the pool is from your room.

Plan my family holiday

A family seen from behind, walking hand in hand along a sandy beach

What’s usually included

Every trip is different, so this is a general guide. I’ll always confirm exactly what’s included in your booking before you pay.

Often included

return flights and accommodation, on a package holiday
family rooms, suites or apartments, depending on the hotel
a choice of board basis, from self-catering to all inclusive
resort transfers on many packages
kids’ clubs at some resorts, usually for set age groups

Often extra

some kids’ clubs, crèches or babysitting
cots, car seats and buggies, depending on the hotel or supplier
seat selection, so you can sit together
excursions and theme park tickets
travel insurance

Good to know

Room layouts. Interconnecting rooms, family suites and apartments all work differently, so I’ll check what fits your family.
Travel times. Flight times and transfer lengths matter more with children, and I’ll keep them in mind.
School holidays. These are the busiest times, so it helps to plan early if you need specific dates.
Passports. Every child needs their own valid passport. Check the expiry dates early.