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MULTIGENERATIONAL

Embarking on a trip together is a wonderful way for families to connect. Two or three generations travelling together, however, is extra special. So much so that it has become a trend worldwide.

EMBARKING ON A TRIP TOGETHER IS A WONDERFUL WAY FOR FAMILIES TO CONNECT. TWO OR THREE GENERATIONS TRAVELLING TOGETHER, HOWEVER, IS EXTRA SPECIAL. SO MUCH SO THAT IT HAS BECOME A TREND WORLDWIDE.

There are so many combinations that fall under multigenerational travel. Siblings and their families travelling with their parents; kids going on holiday with their grandparents; a grandmother, daughter and grandchild trio; or something more specific like a mother-daughter photographic safari or father-son cultural immersion.

Whether you want to escape to the beach or explore the bush, your unique combination of family members will guide suggestions on which destinations and accommodations to consider.

As will the level of exclusivity and privacy your require. You can choose one destination, combine destinations and cross borders.

Whether you want to escape to the beach or explore the bush, your unique combination of family members will guide suggestions on which destinations and accommodations to consider.

As will the level of exclusivity and privacy your require. You can choose one destination, combine destinations and cross borders.

Together, you can seek the Big Five during a luxury safari. Several lodges, camps and exclusive-use properties in Southern Africa cater to multigenerational travellers. Some camps are even small enough to be booked out by one family.

South Africa has several stellar malaria-free options. Those looking to combine Cape Town or the
Garden Route with a malaria-free safari can consider luxury family-friendly lodges in the Eastern Cape province.

In the North West there is Madikwe Game Reserve and Pilanesberg National Park where families are most welcome. The latter is just an hour away from Sun City—a famous family entertainment resort with a giant water park, casinos, restaurants, two championship golf courses, restaurants and theatres.

Kruger National Park in South Africa, the private reserves that border it and Botswana are top destinations for families with children from the age of six and older.

A perfect blend of destination, accommodation, facilities and activities awaits. There are amazing exclusive-use safari villas and family tents to choose from. With a private guide by your side, this type of holiday becomes even more rewarding.

Some camps and lodges are renowned for their children’s programmes, centres and outdoor spaces that facilitate a range of outstanding activities. There is a beautiful balance between informative and fun. While the little ones are engaged, the older members can check in for spa treatments, go on long hikes, attend an adult-only cultural activity or laze around the pool. Professional childminding and babysitting services can even be arranged after hours.

For something totally different, multigenerational families can check in to a luxury resort, perhaps for an all-inclusive stay. On an island such as Mauritius, there is truly something for everyone to love—from water sports and snorkelling to spas and fine dining.

Not to mention golf and entertainment for the whole family in the evenings. For uninterrupted quality time and barefoot luxury, multigenerational travellers can retreat to a villa on a remote island or intimate lodge on Mozambique’s pristine coastal.

Whether it is a special occasion, themed holiday, long-overdue reunion or simply an excuse to spend time together,

sharing the beauty of Africa is something you will bond over and remember for years to come.

WHETHER IT IS A SPECIAL OCCASION, THEMED HOLIDAY, LONG-OVERDUE REUNION OR SIMPLY AN EXCUSE TO SPEND TIME TOGETHER,

sharing the beauty of Africa is something you will bond over and remember for years to come.