Family Travel

Experience the ultimate Lapland family holiday by journeying to the edge of the Arctic with a truly magical Lapland Holiday. Visit Santa Claus Village in Lapland, the official home of Saint Nick, where the spirit of a Lapland Finland Christmas comes to life. Travel on reindeer-drawn sleigh rides through frozen landscapes, or meet the man himself at Santa’s Village, Lapland Finland

Trade hotel lobbies for wide horizons and horses. Your family will live alongside a nomadic herding family in a traditional ger, learning how to care for livestock, prepare hand-stretched noodles and tell the time by the sun. By day, ride horses across the open steppe; by night, share songs and stories under a starlit sky. This is everyday life for your hosts, for yours it's a rare chance to slow down and experience a way of life that hasn’t changed in generations.

Sleep above the rainforest canopy in stilted treehouses surrounded by toucans, howler monkeys and glowing fungi. Explore the jungle on foot with Indigenous guides who reveal the forest’s secrets - medicinal plants, hidden creatures and ancient legends. By evening, drift silently in a canoe under stars and fireflies, with only the jungle chorus around you. This is a real-life rainforest adventure that feels straight from a storybook.

Swap screens for snowshoes and join a local tracker on a quest to follow the trails of wolves, lynx and moose through ancient taiga forests. Stay in a cosy timber lodge warmed by firelight, where children can learn survival skills, cook over open flames and tell stories over hot chocolate. It’s a real-life detective mission in the wild, perfect for curious minds and budding conservationists.

Explore Petra with clue‑based treasure hunts, pottery‑painting workshops and interactive map‑reading sessions inside the ancient tombs and temples. Add in desert camping in Wadi Rum and a Bedouin storytelling dinner and you’ve got a full family adventure that includes history, fun and culture.

Set sail with real marine researchers aboard a small expedition vessel. Children can help document sea life, join plankton tows and even deploy underwater cameras to study reef behaviour. Snorkel with sea lions, hike lava fields and witness species found nowhere else on Earth. It’s part wildlife safari, part oceanic science mission and every day brings a new discovery.