A few suggestions to get the holiday planning process started
Immerse yourself in Iceland’s winter-wonderland landscapes, from the scenic south coast and Golden Circle to its captivating capital
9 days, from £2250 to £3300
Introduce the whole family to Mexico’s vibrant Yucatan Peninsula, from clear seas to lively colonial towns
12 days, from £2650 to £3900
Celebrate festivities with your family on this six-day trip to New York, soaking up holiday magic, sparkling lights and the New Year’s countdown
6 days, from £3200 to £4650
Discover the best of Sweden and Norway’s snowy landscapes in winter, from Lapland to the Lofoten Islands
9 days, from £3200 to £4150
Look out for the Northern Lights from a floating sauna at Aurora Safari Camp
4 days, from £3505 to £5590
Sample the country’s highlights on this ten-day journey through South Africa, from city scenes to wildlife wonders
11 days, from £3745 to £4780
Kayak through Whitianga’s Cathedral Cove Reserve alongside a private guide
15 days, from £4000 to £4780
Explore the best of Western Australia on this two-week family adventure, from the bright city lights of Perth to the colourful delights of Ningaloo Reef
15 days, from £4500 to £5200
Visit the famous Hobbiton film set to immerse yourself in the fictional world of J.R.R Tolkien
20 days, from £5090 to £8130
Practical advice and inspiration to help you prepare for your holiday
While we may get the odd snowy day every other winter, we are very rarely blessed with enough snow to transform into snowmen or go tobogganing, and even when we are, it's often very short-lived, and is combined with the utter chaos that comes with British people trying to deal with the adverse weather conditions. So why not give your children the ultimate family holiday in the snow (chaos hopefully not included) and whisk them off to Swedish Lapland, where you and the children can go dog sledding with teams of adorable huskies through snow-clad forests; go snowmobiling; meet reindeer and stay overnight in an igloo or treehouse hotel.
Another of our favourite family holidays in the snow has to be the unmissable childhood experience of meeting Father Christmas, and Finland has corned the market in winter Father Christmas holidays. While some of the experiences out there may be a little mass market; we know how to do the whole thing so privately and so perfectly that we even had one eight-year-old 'non-believer' come back converted. We can even arrange to send the children's letters and presents in advance and have an elf come to your door to hand deliver your invitation to Lapland.
When talking about holidays in the snow, we can't help but mention skiing, as we think that it could just be the perfect family holiday, and let us explain why: there's the combination of fresh mountain air and constant exercise that means there's almost no chance of hearing the dreaded words 'I'm bored' throughout the trip. This also means the kids are likely to sleep like logs the second their heads hit the pillow, so you can get some time to yourselves in the evening. And this all happens in the beauty of snow-capped mountains and (hopefully) bright blue skies. What's not to love?
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