Family & Multigenerational Travel — Luxury Trips at Every Pace

The whole family, together — at a pace that works for everyone.

Travelling with ageing parents and grandchildren is wonderful — and complicated. Your advisor plans the access, the pace, and every detail, so you can simply be together.

Planned by a TICO-registered Fora advisor (Reg. #T1660218). No fee to plan — we're paid by the properties.

A multigenerational family relaxing on a private wooden boat along the Amalfi Coast, with Positano on the cliffs behind

Sample — illustrative

The Amalfi Coast, Unhurried

One elegant base, no daily packing, sea views for everyone

Italy

7 nights

Gentle — one activity a day

Best for: Grandparents, parents & older grandchildren

Single hotel with elevator access to every floor and the terrace
Private cars and a chartered boat instead of ferries and stairs
Late, relaxed mornings; nothing scheduled before 10am
Restaurants pre-vetted for step-free entry and quiet corners

See the day-by-day

Days 1–2
Settle in at Ravello
Private transfer from Naples, a welcome dinner on the terrace, and a full day to rest and acclimatise before anything begins.
Day 3
A private boat along the coast
A chartered boat with easy boarding — see Positano and the grottoes from the water, with cushioned seating and shade.
Day 4
Villa gardens & long lunch
The step-free gardens of Villa Cimbrone in the morning, then an unhurried lunch. Afternoon free for naps or the pool.
Day 5
Hands-on, sitting down
A private pasta-making session the whole family can do seated together — grandchildren included.
Days 6–7
Your own pace
Two open days: a spa morning, a gentle drive to a hilltop town, or simply the terrace and a good book.

Estimated $18,000–$32,000 for a party of 6 (illustrative range, excludes flights)

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Three generations of a family walking slowly along a flat path through a tranquil Kyoto temple garden in autumn

Sample — illustrative

Kyoto & Hakone, Three Generations

Japan at a human pace — accessible, calm, and deeply memorable

Japan

8 nights

Moderate — with true rest days

Best for: Three generations travelling together

Elevator-served hotels; ground-floor or accessible rooms confirmed in advance
Private guide and driver throughout — no crowded trains with luggage
Wheelchair available on request; routes chosen for step-free access
A ryokan with a private, accessible open-air bath

See the day-by-day

Days 1–2
Arrive gently in Kyoto
Met at the airport, private transfer, and a full recovery day. First outing is a quiet garden, close to the hotel.
Day 3
Temples without the stairs
A guide who knows the step-free routes and the best times to avoid crowds — with a wheelchair on hand if useful.
Day 4
Tea, crafts & a rest afternoon
A seated tea ceremony and a hands-on craft, then a free afternoon. Nothing rushed.
Days 5–6
To Hakone by private car
A comfortable drive with stops, then two nights at an accessible ryokan with mountain views and a private bath.
Days 7–8
Lake day & farewell
A calm lake cruise with easy boarding, then a farewell dinner the family will still talk about years later.

Estimated $26,000–$44,000 for a party of 5 (illustrative range, excludes flights)

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A family enjoying mountain and turquoise-lake views from the comfortable seats of a glass-domed panoramic train car in the Canadian Rockies

Sample — illustrative

The Canadian Rockies, by Rail

Grand scenery, close to home, with comfort at every turn

Canada

6 nights

Easy — the train does the travelling

Best for: Multigenerational groups who prefer to stay closer to home

Accessible rail cabins and level boarding arranged in advance
Iconic lodges with elevators and step-free dining rooms
Scenery enjoyed from your seat — no strenuous hikes required
Short, optional walks with benches and rest points throughout

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Day 1
Begin in Vancouver
A relaxed arrival day and a harbour-view dinner. Everything within easy reach of the hotel.
Days 2–3
Through the mountains by rail
Two days of dome-car scenery with meals brought to you — the grandeur of the Rockies without a single hike.
Day 4
Lake Louise at your leisure
A grand lakeside lodge, a gentle stroll along the paved shore, and an afternoon by the fire.
Days 5–6
Banff & a fond farewell
A gondola with accessible cars for the views, a soak in the hot springs, and a final dinner together.

Estimated $14,000–$24,000 for a party of 6 (illustrative range, excludes flights)

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How it works

Step 1

Tell us about your family

A short form below — who’s coming, what they need, and where you’d love to go. Five minutes.

Step 2

We craft the plan

A tailored itinerary with the access, pace, and perks built in. We refine it together until it’s right.

Step 3

You travel, we handle it

Everything is booked and confirmed. We’re reachable throughout — you just enjoy the time together.

Common questions

Can you plan a trip that works for grandparents and grandchildren at the same time?

Yes — that balance is exactly what we specialise in. We plan gentle pacing with real rest days, pick hotels that work for every generation (elevators, connecting rooms, pools), and build in activities the whole family can do together, plus optional ones for the more energetic.

What if someone in our family has mobility or health needs?

Tell us once, and we plan around it everywhere: step-free routes, ground-floor or elevator-served rooms confirmed in advance, private transfers instead of stairs and crowds, wheelchairs on request, and restaurants pre-checked for access. Dietary and medical considerations are built into the plan, not an afterthought.

Does it cost more to use a travel advisor?

No — there is no fee to plan with us. As a Fora advisor we are paid a commission by the hotels and operators, and you often receive extra perks (room upgrades, breakfast, hotel credits) that you would not get booking alone.

How far in advance should we plan a multigenerational trip?

For peak seasons and accessible rooms — which are limited at many properties — 6 to 12 months ahead is ideal. That said, reach out whenever you are ready: we regularly plan wonderful trips on shorter timelines.

The whole family, together — at a pace that works for everyone.

Why plan with an advisor

One person, start to finish

Access you can’t book alone

The logistics, handled

We plan around real needs — not around a brochure.

A few trips to spark ideas

The Amalfi Coast, Unhurried

Kyoto & Hakone, Three Generations

The Canadian Rockies, by Rail

How it works

Tell us about your family

We craft the plan

You travel, we handle it

Common questions

Let's plan your family's trip