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What’s new? The brainchild of Anna and Ben Colclough, who have three children of their own, Tourdust has made a name for itself creating off-the-beaten-track adventures for couples and young groups. But now, we’re pleased to hear, it’s turning its attention to families.
Destinations: Intrepid travellers can choose from destinations such as Morocco, Turkey, Croatia, Peru, Kenya and Sweden, and rely on Tourdust to arrange flights, accommodation with character and thoughtfully designed interaries – best of all, prices start from £500 per person.
Family Sea Kayaking Holiday: An eight-day holiday in Dubrovnik will have the team exploring the Elaphite Islands by kayak with a mix of paddling, snorkelling and playing on the beach and a guide to show you what’s what. You’ll be based on the island of Lopud, surrounded by stunning coastline in charming apartments, owned by local families, all within walking distance of the sea.
Price: £642 per person (based on a family of four), which includes return flights from London, seven nights’ accommodation, seven breakfasts, three dinners in nearby tavernas, a guide, all of the activities on the tour, all transfers by local boat, return transfers to and from Dubrovnik airport and all applicable taxes.
Marrakech Trek and Surf Holiday: In just under four hours you can be trekking in the Atlas mountains (accompanied by mules for any tired legs). Recoup in a beautiful riad in Marrakech before heading to the Atlantic coast for a few days surfing.
Price: £654 per person (based on a family of four), including flights, transfers, seven nights’ accommodation, trekking guide, surfing lessons and a selection of meals.
Safari and Maasai Family Adventure: If you’d prefer to go further a field, there’s an eight-day adventure to Kenya, combining safaris and game drives with camping in a Maasai village, – where children will learn to light a fire and shoot arrows– cycling in Hells Gate National Park and a boat trip on Lake Naivasha.
Price: £1,843 per person (based on a family of four) including international flights, all accommodation, meals and transfers, as well as an English-speaking guide, plus the park fees and all camping equipment.
More information: For bookings, contact Tourdust on 020 3291 2907.
TREAT YOURSELVES
Situated in Kogalla, on the south coast of Sri Lanka, South Point Villa is a fully serviced three-bedroom villa, offering babysitting and nannies, and a dreamy pool that overlooks the beach. Friendly local staff will cater to your every need and all food is bought and cooked for guests at cost price. There’s plenty to keep kids entertained, including quad bikes, which are available for hire on the surrounding estate.
OCEAN VIEWS
Just steps away from a sandy beach, the villa offers you sweeping views of the ocean from your garden. The villa sleeps six adults and four children comfortably – perfect for a family holiday or even a joint-family getaway.
Price: Seven nights cost from £6,776 for a family of four, including flights and transfers with Experience Travel Group.
Find out more: southpointvilla.com
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Newly opened in the mountain range near Lake Maggiore, the Splash & Spa Tamaro has both indoor and outdoor pools, a wave machine and a host of waterslides with breathtaking views of the Alps and Monte Tamaro.
More Information: splashespa.ch/en
The Lido Locarno is also worth a visit. It has a host of swimming pools, waterslides, diving boards and inflatable obstacle courses in a stunning lakeside setting. Older children can enjoy plenty of watersports on the lake itself, including sailing, waterskiing and windsurfing. Lessons are available for beginners and novices.
Price: A three-bedroom villa (sleeps eight) just minutes from the lakeside costs from £895 per week with Bookings For You.
More Information: lidolocarno.ch
Starting in May 2014, Song Saa private island resort – in Cambodia’s Gulf of Thailand islands – will introduce a new concept of small philanthropic tours called Journeys of Change. All proceeds will create funds for the Song Saa Foundation, which manages a range of environmental and community initiatives in the area.
The Journeys of Change programme means that guests can experience the work of the Foundation first-hand, working with staff and other guests to help create a sustainable future for the people and places of the Koh Rong Archipelago. So while you can go and enjoy all the luxuries of Song Saa resort, you’ll be helping to survey coral reefs, lead classes in environment education with the resort’s youth education programme, and attending events that highlight the history and culture of the region and its people.
For more information and to book your stay to be part of the Journeys of Change, visit songsaa.com
There’s huge variation between airlines and how family-friendly they are, from how much they charge for infants to what you can take on board with you when you’re travelling with babies.
Skyscanner has compared all of the airlines. so you can see at a glance which airline will suit you best when you’re travelling.
25% of the airlines don’t offer a luggage allowance for babies, so the guide also looks at what you can carry on free of charge (which also has huge variation for each airline) – you can just have one extra with Aer Lingus and Qatar, but with easyJet, Monarch and Virgin Atlantic you can have up to three items free of charge.
More info: To find out more visit skyscanner.net/news/flying-babies
Here’s Skyscanner’s top tips for families travelling this summer:
JANE ANDERSON: The whole school holidays debate is an interesting one.
If one was to be radical, we would question the whole logic of having a six week break in the summer which harks back to Victorian times when kids were needed in the fields to pick fruit and farm the land. Though this long stretch of freedom is relished by kids and probably fondly remembered by adults, for today’s working parents it’s a logistical nightmare. Would it be better to completely overhaul the school holidays system to not only include staggered holidays to avoid a hike in prices due to high demand, but also to give parents an easier ride with more frequent but shorter breaks? The debate continues…
Please send us your thoughts to editorialteam@familytraveller.com, post on our Facebook page facebook.com/familytraveller, or tweet us @famtraveller.