Charlotte Foster
International Travel

The best destinations for multi-generational holidays

As summer crawls forward, more and more people are planning their holidays, while a new trend shows that families are opting for multi-generational getaways. 

According to new research by Club Med, almost half (43%) of Aussies plan on taking a holiday in the next 12 months with their kids, parents and grandparents in tow. 

There are some destinations more suited to multi-generational travel than others, with these four international cities topping the list of best places to travel with families. 

Bali

One of Australia’s favourite overseas holiday destinations, Bali offers a tropical paradise of warm weather and sunny days. 

The Indonesian paradise boasts the perfect backdrop for families looking for a blend of rich culture, water activities and relaxation, from forest exploring trips and beach days, to spa retreats and delicious food. 

With its array of family-friendly resorts and diverse attractions, Bali provides a seamless blend of relaxation and adventure.

Phuket

The Thai coastal city of Phuket is a top destination for families looking for a holiday that blends culture with leisure.

Phuket is one of Thailand's best playground for families featuring gentle waves ideal for children and an array of cultural experiences that the whole family can enjoy.

From exploring temples and taking part in cooking classes to snorkelling and having relaxing beach days, Phuket has something for everyone.

Japan

If you’re looking for a winter holiday for all the family to enjoy, you can’t go past the snowy mountains of northern Japan.

Hokkaido's diverse range of ski resorts offer family-friendly amenities and excursions, such as relaxing in hot springs, ice fishing and snow sled expeditions. 

Mauritius 

A hidden paradise of the Indian Ocean, Mauritius offers an enriching family getaway that has something for all ages.

Thanks to its cultural tapestry shaped by the indigenous Mauritian Creole population and French, British, Indian, African, and Chinese influences, Mauritius boasts a huge array of activities and cuisine. 

The island's lush forests blend perfectly with its stunning coastline, offering a stunning backdrop for outdoor family adventures like hiking, snorkelling with tropical fish, golf or simply sitting back at a beach bar.

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