Multigenerational travel, carefully balanced

Multi-generational travel brings great opportunities—and a few logistical puzzles. We help smooth those out by designing travel that recognises the different needs, energy levels and interests across the group. Whether it's a grandparent looking for quiet moments, a teenager needing something more active, or young children with specific routines, we create itineraries that support both togetherness and independence.

That might mean splitting up for part of the day—a castle visit for the adults, while the teens head out on a sea kayaking session. It might involve scheduling in rest periods, or finding family-run restaurants that welcome all ages with ease. We take care to suggest pacing and content that makes the most of everyone's time.

In cities like Paris and London, we can organise guided walking tours tailored for younger audiences, hands-on museum visits, or cooking sessions. In rural areas, we think about fresh-air options, time outdoors, and flexible stops. With the right planning, everyone gets something from the day.

We also think ahead about group-friendly accommodation and transport. Driver-guides experienced with families make all the difference here—helping the journey feel calm, comfortable and unhurried. It's all in the detail, and we're used to getting it right.