Kenya family safari house
One house, one guide, a pool, and children who will not be bored.
Journey ideas
Itineraries to start from
Each journey is one we have built before: nights, pacing, stays and a guide price. Yours will be redrawn around your dates, your party and how you like to travel.
South Africa: Cape and bush
A villa in Cape Town, a day in the winelands, and leopard in the Sabi Sand.
French Alps family ski week
Ski school, a nanny, and the Three Valleys from the door.
Maldives villa week
The right island, a villa with a pool, and a reef below.
Amalfi villa week
A terrace over the sea, a boat for the day, and a chef when you want one.
Morocco: medina, Atlas, desert
A riad, a kasbah, and a night under the stars.
Iceland family expedition
Glaciers, black beaches, and hot pools, with a guide who makes the weather part of it.
Nothing quite right? That is normal.
Most journeys we design do not start from a template. Tell us the feeling and the dates; a specialist will write the first draft.
Good to know
Planning a journey
What does a guide price include?
The stays, private guiding and transfers described on the journey page, for the nights shown, per person sharing. International flights are quoted separately. Every proposal we send lists exactly what is and is not included.
Can a journey be lengthened or combined with another?
Yes. Most of our itineraries began as a combination of two shorter ideas. Tell us the dates you have and we will redraw the route around them.
How far ahead should we plan?
Six to twelve months for peak seasons such as the migration, Christmas and February half term, because the small camps and chalets we prefer fill first. Shorter notice is often possible outside those windows.
Is anything booked when we enquire?
No. An enquiry starts a conversation and a written proposal. Nothing is reserved until you have seen the plan and the price and asked us to go ahead.