Holidays
Holiday packages
Destinations
Where families from here go
Every one of these is a custom package: the places and the nights shown are a recommendation, and both are yours to change. Rates move with the season, so every trip is quoted rather than listed.
4 to 6 nights recommendedMiddle East
The easiest first trip abroad from this coast: short flight, no language barrier, and plenty for children.
- Dubai
- Abu Dhabi
- Al Ain
Tourist visa required. We process it.
TRPhoto: Rmznshn · CC BY-SA 4.0Turkey
7 to 10 nights recommendedMiddle East
Istanbul for the mosques and the Bosphorus, Cappadocia for the balloons and the valleys.
- Istanbul
- Bursa
- Cappadocia
e-Visa for Indian passports, subject to conditions.
MYPhoto: arches · CC BY-SA 3.0Malaysia
5 to 7 nights recommendedAsia
A Muslim-majority country that is straightforward with families: halal by default, and inexpensive once you land.
- Kuala Lumpur
- Putrajaya
- Genting Highlands
Visa-free entry for Indian passports at present. Verify before booking.
SGPhoto: Diego Delso · CC BY-SA 4.0Singapore
4 to 5 nights recommendedAsia
Small, spotless and easy to cover in a few days. Usually paired with Malaysia on one trip.
- Sentosa
- Gardens by the Bay
- Marina Bay
Visa required. We process it.
5 to 7 nights recommendedAsia
Beaches at a price that is hard to argue with. Bangkok and Phuket or Krabi on one itinerary.
- Bangkok
- Phuket
- Krabi
Visa on arrival or e-Visa depending on the current rule.
AZPhoto: Rufatazizzade · CC BY-SA 4.0Azerbaijan
5 to 6 nights recommendedCaucasus
Baku is the short-haul mountain-and-city break that has taken over from Europe for a lot of families.
- Baku
- Gabala
- Sheki
e-Visa for Indian passports.
UZPhoto: Benjamin Goetzinger · CC BY-SA 4.0Uzbekistan
6 to 8 nights recommendedCentral Asia
Samarkand and Bukhara, for anyone who wants the history of Islamic scholarship rather than a beach.
- Samarkand
- Bukhara
- Khiva
e-Visa for Indian passports.
OMPhoto: Mostafameraji · CC BY-SA 4.0Oman
5 to 7 nights recommendedMiddle East
The Gulf without the towers: forts, wadis and mountains, and quieter than the UAE in every way.
- Muscat
- Nizwa
- Wadi Shab
e-Visa for Indian passports. Short stays are often exempt — verify the current rule.
LKPhoto: Diwyanjalee Wanigasekara · CC BY-SA 4.0Sri Lanka
6 to 8 nights recommendedAsia
The shortest flight to a proper change of scene: hill country, beaches and old cities in one week.
- Sigiriya
- Kandy
- Nuwara Eliya
ETA required for Indian passports. We process it.
GEPhoto: LeontinaVarlamonva · CC0Georgia
5 to 7 nights recommendedCaucasus
Mountains, an old capital and cool summers, at a cost that still surprises people.
- Tbilisi
- Mtskheta
- Kazbegi
Entry rules for Indian passports change often. Ask us before you book anything.
UKPhoto: The Cosmonaut · CC BY-SA 2.5 CAUnited Kingdom
8 to 12 nights recommendedEurope
For visiting family, for the football, and for the cities. The trip that needs the most notice, because of the visa.
- London
- Edinburgh
- Manchester
A UK visitor visa is required, with biometrics in person and an appointment that can be weeks out. Start at least three months ahead. Approval is the Home Office's decision, never ours.
INPhoto: Fulvio Spada from Torino, Italy · CC BY-SA 2.0India
3 to 8 nights recommendedIndia
Domestic trips too: Kashmir in summer, Kerala in the monsoon, and the hill stations closer to home.
- Kashmir
- Kerala
- Coorg
No visa needed.
Not an exhaustive list, and not a fixed catalogue. Nothing here is a fixed package. The places and the number of nights are a recommendation to start from — add a city, drop one, stay longer, or split the trip differently. Tell us what you want and we will build the itinerary around it. If you want somewhere that is not here at all, ask. Visa rules for every destination are set by that country and change without notice, so we confirm the current position before you book flights.
How it works
From an idea to a booked trip
- 1
Tell us where and when
The destination if you have one, or just the dates, the budget and who is travelling. We are happy to be asked what is worth it.
- 2
We build two or three options
Not one itinerary to take or leave. Options at different hotel levels, with what each one includes written down.
- 3
You pick, we book
Flights, hotels, transfers and sightseeing booked together, so there is one person to call when a flight time moves.
- 4
Visas and documents
We process the visa where the destination needs one, and hand over every voucher before you fly.
Plan a trip
Tell us what you have in mind
Dates, budget and who is travelling is enough to start. We come back with options, not a single price.