Some families see each other on a regular basis for Sunday dinners or local outings, and others struggle to find time for each other outside of holiday get-togethers.
No matter how often it is that you see each other, ShoreTrips recommends making time for a multigenerational vacation. Traveling with the entire family is a unique way to bond and make memories together, from grandparents, aunts and uncles to parents and children.
ShoreTrips has a few tips to keep in mind when planning a family vacation, and these tips can help families stay stress-free during the planning process as well as during the trip itself.
For example, families should consider planning something for each day. This way no one will need to waste time figuring out what to do on the vacation. It's okay to plan in downtime too. Everyone enjoys factored in time to kick back and relax during a trip.
A fun way for families to bond is by trying a new experience together. ShoreTrips suggests getting out of your comfort zone by scheduling a unique excursion such as scuba diving with sharks or taking a private sailboat ride to a new destination.
From cruising through the majestic Caribbean and exploring waterfalls in Hawaii to taking a train ride through Alaska and visiting Mexico, there is a type of vacation that can fit your family's needs. So consider getting the family on board for a vacation as the next family outing.
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