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Looking for adventure with just you and the kids? We’ve got you covered with our single parent holidays. We get that planning a family holiday can be overwhelming when you’re doing it solo, so we take care of everything from exciting stays to fun-filled experiences. Whether you want to spot monkeys in Costa Rica's jungles or hit the Harry Potter highlights in London, all you’ll have to do is focus on making special memories with your family.
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Family fun & stress free adventures
We know that families come in all different shapes, sizes and travelling styles. We’ll take you on a family holiday you and the kids will never forget, with enriching experiences, local connections, and family-friendly stays.
Everything taken care of
Travelling as a family can be one of the most rewarding experiences you’ll ever have together - but it can also be stressful, especially if you’re planning it solo. Instead of worrying about the logistics, we’ll take care of it all, including memorable stays like a 13th-century castle in Wales or a real 1800s Montana homestead to relieve the days of the Wild West.
Experiences they’ll never forgetss cruising
Watch your kids light up with the joy of travel with our unforgettable experiences. Swim in the hot springs of a volcanic island in Santorini, cruise through the lagoons of Costa Rica in search of sloths, turtles and toucans, or become a medieval archer at the ‘Winterfell Castle Archery Range' movie set for a behind-the-scenes look into Game of Thrones. (Image courtesy of TourismNI)
Fun for everyone
Our single parent travel packages are designed to keep everyone happy, with experiences that will entertain both kids and adults, like riding an Old West train to the spectacular Grand Canyon, visiting Platform 9¾ and Harry Potter's house in England, snorkelling the coral reefs of the Greek Islands, or tucking into real Italian gelato in Florence.
All you need to know about Single Parent Holidays
Where do single parents go on a holiday?
The best destinations to travel for a single parent holiday are places that are fun for all ages. We love Britain and Ireland where you can dose up on history plus get involved with fun interactive experiences. We also go to Costa Rica for its incredible natural adventures, Greece for its amazing island hopping and the USA for its exciting national parks.
Are there tours for single parent holidays with teenagers?
There are plenty of trips single parents can take with their teenagers. Older kids will love ziplining down the volcanoes of Costa Rica, exploring exciting cities like Paris and Rome, wakeboarding and kayaking on Lake Powell in the USA, and discovering world wonders like the Grand Canyon in the USA.
What are some tips for single parents during vacations?
Our top tip for your single parent holiday is to choose a trip that has a range of activities to suit everyone. While mum or dad can treat themselves to a cabaret show with dinner and wine in Paris, the kids will love learning to make real Italian pizza in Rome or painting their own Venetian masks in Venice!
How to plan single parent adventure holidays?
Start planning your single parent family holiday by getting together with your kids and choosing your dream destination to suit everyone. Check out our single parent holidays and family trips for inspiration, then all you have to do is pick your favourite Trafalgar trip, book your flights, pack your bags, and you’re on your way!
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