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Take the little ones on an adventure they'll remember forever with our fun family tours. Custom-designed with families in mind, these action-packed trips include plenty of kid-friendly activities like animal encounters, outdoor sports, and adventure parks. Accommodation also tends to be more family-orientated, with extra-spacious rooms and amenities like swimming pools and kids' clubs. What's more, you'll explore multiple destinations and enjoy the safety and convenience of an organized tour.

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Family Tour Packages by Continent

Explore the best destinations for Family Tour Packages on every continent. Whether it's the cultural riches of Europe, the vibrant landscapes of Asia, or the diverse wildlife of Africa, there's a perfect adventure waiting for you.

Europe

Europe

Africa

Africa

Asia

Asia

North America

North America

South America

South America

Why Choose Family Tours?

Family tours offer a stress-free, sociable, exciting, and well-organized vacation for the whole tribe.

Stress-free travel

Stress-free travel

Organizing travel yourself can be super stressful, especially when you’ve got a pack of tiny terrors screaming in the backseat. Every seasoned family traveler knows it’s imperative to make a vacation as stress-free as possible. A family tour does exactly that by organizing all the logistics—transport, accommodation, sightseeing, food—on your behalf. That lets you and your family focus on enjoying the good times. Whether you’re navigating the maze-like streets of Venice or overcoming language barriers in Beijing, your family will love the hassle-free nature of a tour.

Well-planned itineraries

Well-planned itineraries

Planning a family-friendly vacation is fraught with challenges. You’ll need to research appropriate hotels and find kid-friendly restaurants and activities. On our family tours, a professional company has done the legwork for you. Not only will you visit all the top bucket-list attractions for kiddies, but you’ll check out a bunch of hidden gems as well. Your little ones will love that little-known koala park in Australia or sloth sanctuary in Costa Rica.

Meet other families

Meet other families

Joining a group of families from around the world on an adventure is a sure-fire way to make new friends. The little ones will love socializing with other kids their age, while the adults will have the chance to get acquainted with like-minded parents. Some families go on to form long-lasting friendships and remain in contact well after the tour has concluded.

Make wholesome memories

Make wholesome memories

A family tour lets you and the kids form the right kind of memories. Instead of squabbling and stressing about travel-related chores, a tour lets your crew focus on having fun. Plus, a solid mix of kid and adult-friendly activities ensures everyone has a ball. Whether you’re zip lining in Thailand or riding a roller coaster in Paris Disneyland, these are the kind of memories that last a lifetime.

How We Curate Our Family Tours

Age-inclusive itineraries

Generally our family-friendly tours accept travelers from the age of 5 to 90. They thus feature thoughtfully crafted itineraries that cater to the interests and pace of grandparents, parents, teens, and younger children alike. These carefully planned group or private experiences prioritize inclusivity, with activities, accommodations, meals, and pacing that comfortably suit the needs of multi-generational family groups.

Relaxed tours

Recognizing the diverse energy levels across all ages, none of our tours carry a "Strenuous" physical rating. Over 62% fall under the gentle “Easy” category, with fewer than 1% considered challenging. Families enjoy relaxed, balanced itineraries with cultural explorations, city sightseeing, nature walks, beach outings, and interactive downtime activities.

Logistics prioritized

Safety, convenience, and comfort are paramount. A full 96% of our family tours are fully guided, featuring expert local tour leaders who manage all logistics seamlessly. This includes private transportation, slower-paced transitions between locations, and the availability of optional child equipment upon request—ensuring families enjoy stress-free travel from start to finish.

What Families Say

Read what our family travelers have to say about touring together.

Anonymous | Traveled in September

It was a very nice Itinerary some of the stops were a bit higher paced than expected. The Hotel’s were great and our tour guide Vanessa was absolutely wonderful. She was extremely knowledgeable and gracefully helped a few of us with issues we had.

Anonymous | Traveled in September

It goes to a great range of places, each with their own unique history. The sites visited are all amazing and worth seeing. The people in each place are welcoming and proud of their history.

Anonymous | Traveled in September

Excellent….i think a few less catherdrals and a little more time in Porto, Lisbon and Costa de Sol Betty, our guide could not have been more accomadating. She was very articulate and always informative wherever or whatever we wished to know Overall, great tour

Glen S. | Traveled in September

The itinerary includes all important towns and events, the cathedrals and the Count's private home are only two of the historical items to mention. The Unesco sites are an important part of the tour itinerary. It seems that on this tour Everyone took park in the optional events, so I think that's important to keep as well. Ernesta included extra information which is one of the reasons we travel with Insight. She was very prepared each day and actually several days ahead Ernesta filled everyone in with what we were doing and how long it would be. Driver Antonio handled the bus exceptionally well and was so polite.

Anonymous | Traveled in September

Less cathedrals and more time in Porto and other bigger towns Had hoped to see the top of Gibraltar Enjoyed the tour and understand the difficult trade offs to be in budget and on point with delivery

Anonymous | Traveled in September

Well paced. Busy but time to rest and do your own thing. Local guides were awesome and tour director was top notch! Food was great too and I’m from an Italian background.

Tips for traveling with a family

Minimize travel times

The last thing you want is to be stuck with a screaming toddler on a 12-hour trans-Atlantic voyage. Whether flying or traveling overland, try to stick to closer, less exhausting destinations. An iPad or other kid-friendly gadgets help keep impatient children amused on long travel days.

Plan kid-friendly activities

The kids probably don’t share your enthusiasm for the High Renaissance frescoes of the Sistine Chapel. Instead, have the itinerary focus on activities the whole family can enjoy. From gladiator shows at the Colosseum to bucket-list theme parks in Orlando, there are endless options all over the world.

Safety first

You’ll need to keep a close eye on your kids, especially in crowded chaotic locales. Consider giving your kids a wristband with contact information or a traceable cell phone. Joining a family tour is significantly safer than traveling independently.

Pack the essentials

Pack plenty of extras to ensure your kids remain comfortable, clean, and entertained. Depending on the age of your children, these may include baby wipes, diapers, clean comfortable clothing, and electronics or toys. But don’t overdo it. You don’t want to lug an oversized suitcase around.

Book suitable accommodation

Kid-friendly resorts have a bunch of fun amenities to keep the little ones happy, from swimming pools to tabletop games. Look for big rooms with extra beds or fold-out couches, and a kitchen to save money self-catering. Proximity to main attractions helps reduce transport-related headaches.