Family Friendly Activities
Can you imagine you and your family flying offer the chance to bring education to life
kites or making noodles in China? Spotting and meet the locals.
tigers in India? Wandering through the lost
Other activities offer fun dimensions to the
Inca city of Machu Picchu in Peru? Kumuka
tours and can include river tubing, folk
recognises the need to keep the whole family
dancing, relaxing in
happy, interested and entertained whilst on
hot springs or
holiday. Many countries offer the opportunity
on tropical
to get up close with native wildlife,
beaches where
something all kids love - even big kids! From snorkelling and
the big game of Africa, to the Llamas of Peru swimming are
and the Orang Utans of Borneo, most tours a must.
ACTIVITIES INCLUDE:
• Rafting
• Camping
• Swimming & Snorkelling
• Sailing
• Trekking & Walking
• Kayaking & Canoeing
• Kite Flying
• Fishing
• Game Viewing
• Horse Riding
• Cooking Classes
• Camel & Elephant Rides
Meals & Local Cuisine
Many meals are included in your tour price and child-friendly meals and local establishments.The key to introducing different foods and tastes to
special dietary requirements are catered for. We’ll also encourage the children is to familiarise them with some of the cuisine before you
whole family to try the local cuisine in reputable restaurants.You’ll have leave.That way, they will already be aware of what they are going to like
the chance to experiment according to your families personal tastes. and dislike in the country itself. Follow your tour leaders advice when it
Local cuisine can be very different from what you are used to at home comes to selecting restaurants and food vendors. Refer to the ‘what’s
and is often prepared in unusual ways.This can be a highlight of the included’ section on each tour to see how many meals are included in
journey and you’re encouraged to sample the local fare and support the the tour price.
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