Family holidays don’t have to be boring for any of the family...
Here’s ten adventure holidays taken at random from Addicted to Travel’s current offerings. Any of them would suit an active family with a taste for adventure.
Explore the south west coast of Turkey by jeep and kayak based in the village of Dalyan for a week on the Active Dalyan 8 day holiday. Sleeping at night won’t be a problem after all that activity in the open air.
For a far flung destination try Tasmania. Franklin River Rafting will be an experience you won’t forget in a hurry and for all the right reasons. Far from human habitation you’ll really feel like intrepid explorers.
If want go to Thailand, consider the 14 day, Hill-Tribes, Bridges and Beaches offering. You’ll find plenty of adventure among the dramatic landscapes.
Cruise Egypt for 10 days. A Nile cruise is the finest way to see the sights of Egypt and absorb the culture of this historic land. If a steamer cruise is not adventurous enough for your family you can literally sail the Nile the old fashioned way in a Felucca.
In a different part of the African continent there’s the Gorillas & Game Parks Safari. You need 14 days for this one and you’ll hope to meet the Mountain Gorillas of the Masai Mara.
Perhaps you’d prefer the 12 day Gorillas and Kenya Safari. From Nairobi to Kampala through the northern game parks of Kenya, again aiming to see the rare mountain gorillas in their misty rain forest home.
Activity holidays are great family holidays for the active family. If you’re a cycling family there are great adventure holidays to be enjoyed on bikes. The North India Adventure is a fine example if you’ve got 15 days.
Bike Lycia gives you a 7 night guided tour by bike in Turkey. The bikes are supplied, you don’t have to bring your own!
Andes and The Amazon is a 12 day visit to Peru where you follow the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu and much more besides.
For a shorter visit to Peru look at the Authentic Andean Experience of just 8 days.
Contact Addicted to Travel for full details of any of these amazing family holidays.
Here’s ten adventure holidays taken at random from Addicted to Travel’s current offerings. Any of them would suit an active family with a taste for adventure.
Explore the south west coast of Turkey by jeep and kayak based in the village of Dalyan for a week on the Active Dalyan 8 day holiday. Sleeping at night won’t be a problem after all that activity in the open air.
For a far flung destination try Tasmania. Franklin River Rafting will be an experience you won’t forget in a hurry and for all the right reasons. Far from human habitation you’ll really feel like intrepid explorers.
If want go to Thailand, consider the 14 day, Hill-Tribes, Bridges and Beaches offering. You’ll find plenty of adventure among the dramatic landscapes.
Cruise Egypt for 10 days. A Nile cruise is the finest way to see the sights of Egypt and absorb the culture of this historic land. If a steamer cruise is not adventurous enough for your family you can literally sail the Nile the old fashioned way in a Felucca.
In a different part of the African continent there’s the Gorillas & Game Parks Safari. You need 14 days for this one and you’ll hope to meet the Mountain Gorillas of the Masai Mara.
Perhaps you’d prefer the 12 day Gorillas and Kenya Safari. From Nairobi to Kampala through the northern game parks of Kenya, again aiming to see the rare mountain gorillas in their misty rain forest home.
Activity holidays are great family holidays for the active family. If you’re a cycling family there are great adventure holidays to be enjoyed on bikes. The North India Adventure is a fine example if you’ve got 15 days.
Bike Lycia gives you a 7 night guided tour by bike in Turkey. The bikes are supplied, you don’t have to bring your own!
Andes and The Amazon is a 12 day visit to Peru where you follow the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu and much more besides.
For a shorter visit to Peru look at the Authentic Andean Experience of just 8 days.
Contact Addicted to Travel for full details of any of these amazing family holidays.
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