Some journeys are experienced differently when shared with children. Landscapes that are rediscovered at the level of curious eyes, encounters that take on a different color, a different rhythm. Travelling as a family means slowing down to get a better feel for things, improvising to better marvel at things, and creating together a memory stitched together from first times and giggles.
Some destinations offer that little extra something: a sincere welcome, activities designed for all ages, warm accommodation, a generous natural environment or a fascinating heritage. Places where anything is possible…
Here’s a selection of other lands where tribal travel takes on its full meaning – horizons to explore together, at your own pace, in complete confidence.
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- Japan – Wonder around every corner
- Ireland – Fairytale walks and mysterious castles
- Egypt – Adventure in the land of the pharaohs
- Kenya – Life-size safari
- Québec – From snow to maple trees, a four-season journey
- Mauritius – Tropical relaxation and turquoise lagoons
- Namibia – The desert playground
- Sri Lanka – The island of a thousand treasures
- Thailand – Flavors and smiles in the kingdom of Siam
- Morocco – Essaouira and Marrakech, between medinas and sea spray
Japan – Wonder around every corner
Japan fascinates children and adults alike. Futuristic toilets, vending machines on every corner, high-speed trains, wacky theme parks and silent temples transport the whole family to another world. It’s a country that astonishes, amuses and intrigues – and yet remains easy to navigate, even with young children.
Between the colorful hustle and bustle of Tokyo, the cherry blossoms of Kyoto, the softness of the Japanese Alps or the beaches of Okinawa, it’s possible to alternate high-tech cities and peaceful countryside without ever getting bored. Sleeping in a yukata-wearing ryokan, sharing a bento meal or discovering a family-friendly onsen are all new experiences to be enjoyed together.
- Ideal for: curious families open to difference
- Recommended age: from 6 years
- Best season: March-April (cherry trees) or October-November (red maples)
- Children will love: theme parks, kawaii mascots, high-speed trains, ryokans and bento meals.
- Parents will appreciate the safety, cleanliness, punctuality of transport and friendliness of the local people.
- At the table: a variety of mild dishes – yakitori skewers, noodles, miso soup, matcha ice cream




Ireland – Fairytale walks and mysterious castles
Between towering cliffs, wild beaches and hills dotted with sheep, Ireland offers a peaceful, lively and poetic setting. It’s a land of stories, music and generous nature, perfect for a family trip. You can follow wind-beaten coastal paths, cross enchanted forests, climb the ramparts of ruined castles and marvel at a rainbow at the bend in the road. The climate is mild, distances short and the welcome always warm.
- Ideal for: nature-loving families and hikers
- Recommended age: from 5 years
- Best period: May to September
- Children will love: pony rides in Connemara, castles, legends of fairies and leprechauns
- Parents will appreciate: easily accessible landscapes, Irish friendliness, charming accommodations, family pubs
- At the table: homemade soups, fish & chips, brown bread with salted butter, scones and homemade compotes




Egypt – Adventure in the land of the pharaohs
Egypt is a veritable time machine. Children can imagine themselves as archaeologists in front of the pyramids of Giza, riding camels in the desert, exploring the colorful tombs of the Valley of the Kings and sailing along the Nile among the palm trees. A journey to be experienced as a great treasure hunt through the history of mankind.
- Ideal for: families who love history and adventure
- Recommended age: from 6-7 years
- Best period: October to April
- Children will love: the pyramids and the Sphinx, hot-air ballooning over Luxor, camel rides, Nile cruises
- Parents will appreciate the cultural richness, easy travel, enthusiastic guides and well-developed sites.
- At the table: rice, potatoes, pasta, grilled meat – beware of tap water and raw vegetables.




Kenya – Life-size safari
See an elephant in the wild, follow the tracks of a lion or watch zebras at dawn… Kenya is a waking dream for all animal lovers. Here, you’ll experience powerful emotions, in lodges in the heart of nature. It’s a trip that leaves a lasting impression.
- Ideal for: families who love animals and open spaces
- Recommended age: from 6 years
- Best period: July to October (high migration), January-February (dry season)
- Kids will love: park safaris, giraffes, hot-air balloon flights, life-size hunting scenes
- Parents will appreciate the comfortable lodges, the diversity of the parks, the quality of the guides and the complete change of scenery.
- At the table: meat-based dishes, cooked vegetables, tropical fruits – be careful with buffets in lower-quality lodges.




Québec – From snow to maple trees, a four-season journey
Quebec is an ideal destination for families in search of wide-open spaces, friendly nature and accessible culture. Summer and winter alike, there’s no shortage of activities: forest hiking, lake swimming, sugar shacks, whale watching or snow sliding. The welcome is warm, distances are reasonable, and the environment perfectly suited to children. Here, we live by the rhythm of the seasons and the simple pleasures of life.
- Ideal for: families who like to alternate nature, culture and relaxation
- Recommended age: all ages
- Best period: June to October for lakes and hiking – December to March for winter activities
- Kids will love the whale-watching, log cabins, squirrels, campfires and maple syrup.
- Parents will appreciate: well-designed infrastructures, warm accommodations, easy communication, safety
- At the table: poutine, pancakes, maple syrup, homemade soups, local apple products, cranberries and artisan cheeses.

Mauritius – Tropical relaxation and turquoise lagoons
Mauritius is a small paradise for families. Turquoise seas, shallow lagoons, shady beaches, friendly locals: everything you need for a gentle, calm and luminous holiday. You can alternate between idleness, nature walks, safe swimming and catamaran excursions. The climate is pleasant and the infrastructure perfectly suited to children.
- Ideal for: families in search of relaxation, the sea and unspoilt nature
- Recommended age: all ages
- Best period: May to December
- Children will love: swimming in the lagoon, boat trips, dolphin watching, tropical gardens…
- Parents will appreciate the kid-friendly hotels, the peace and quiet, and the quality of the welcome.
- At the table: rice, lentils, mild curry, fresh fish, exotic fruits – varied cuisine, often not very spicy




Namibia – The desert playground
Climbing red dunes at dawn, sleeping on the roof of a car in the bush, watching oryx or cheetahs… Namibia offers an extraordinary adventure, with landscapes of raw, silent beauty. It’s a fascinating destination, a blend of wide open spaces and thrills, for families ready for an unforgettable road trip.
- Ideal for: intrepid families ready to get off the beaten track
- Recommended age: from 8
- Best period: April to November
- Children will love: the Sossusvlei dunes, nights in bivouacs, desert animals, feline protection centers…
- Parents will appreciate the wide-open spaces, the absence of crowds, the freedom of 4×4 travel and the natural beauty of the sites.
- At the table: grilled meat, cooked vegetables, wood-fired bread – simple, rustic cuisine




Sri Lanka – The island of a thousand treasures
Sri Lanka is a gentle, cheerful island, perfect for a first family trip to Asia. You’ll discover golden temples, coconut-fringed beaches, endless tea plantations and free-roaming elephants. Distances are short, the pace is slow, smiles are ever-present and discoveries are daily.
- Ideal for: families in search of nature, culture and beaches
- Recommended age: from 5 years
- Best period: December to March (south coast)
- Children will love the elephants, panoramic trains, tuk-tuks and colourful markets.
- Parents will appreciate the local welcome, varied landscapes, easy pace and charming accommodation.
- At the table: rice, mild curry, cooked vegetables, fresh fruit – often vegetarian and suitable for children – don’t hesitate to ask for “no spicy”.




Thailand – Flavors and smiles in the kingdom of Siam
Thailand combines a change of scenery with a gentle pace. It’s an easy country to visit with children, with majestic temples, calm beaches, lively markets and boat trips. The activities are varied, the accommodation welcoming, and the cuisine tasty without being too spicy. A complete and accessible destination.
- Ideal for: families looking for an easy change of scenery
- Recommended age: all ages
- Best period: November to February
- Children will love: elephants in sanctuaries, tuk-tuks, floating markets, swimming…
- Parents will appreciate: the variety of activities, massages, well-served flights, Thai hospitality
- At the table: pad thai, kebabs, rice, exotic fruits – gentle, colourful cuisine for everyone




Morocco – Essaouira and Marrakech, between medinas and sea spray
Morocco offers a gentle gateway to elsewhere, and Essaouira is the perfect example: this coastal town of quiet charm seduces families with its beaches, colorful port and pedestrian medinas. Marrakech, on the other hand, fascinates young and old with its gardens, hidden palaces and lively souks. The contrast between the sea and the ramparts, between desert and palm groves, gives the trip a rare sensory richness.
- Ideal for: curious families in search of accessible exoticism
- Recommended age: from 5 years
- Best period: March to June, September to November
- Kids will love the waves for surfing, the lively lanes, the charming snakes, the honeyed pastries.
- Parents will appreciate: the variety of atmospheres between Essaouira and Marrakech, traditional accommodation (riads), direct and short flights, a warm welcome…
- At the table: tagines, mild couscous, fresh bread, squeezed orange juice – fragrant cuisine, but often not spicy enough for children




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