
Trips built so that the eight-year-old, the fifteen-year-old and the two of you all come home saying it was theirs.
Begin a journeyThe hour before dinner, when nobody is asking what happens next.
A family trip fails when it is designed for the average member of the family — who does not exist. We plan parallel days: the same place, three different mornings, one table at the end of it.
Connecting rooms held before they release, a driver who knows where the nearest bathroom is, and a plan that survives one child deciding they hate museums.

Art, gardens, château days and a little Disney magic — all at a pace that works for the whole family.
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Hidden coves, sea caves and quiet coastal towns, with plenty of unhurried time by the water.
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Castles, caves and river days that turn centuries of history into something children can actually experience.
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Wake in a different lagoon, swim before breakfast and let each day unfold around the islands.
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Hidden bays, barefoot lunches and island-hopping with nowhere you need to be at a particular hour.
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A private immersion in São Miguel’s crater lakes, volcanic valleys, Atlantic waters and living island traditions.

A playful, thoughtfully paced family journey combining iconic cities, hands-on experiences and active time in the Catalan landscape.




“Parents ask me for a trip the children will love. What they mean is a trip where they also get one morning to themselves. We plan both.”
Since 2010 I have planned journeys one at a time, which is the only way I know how to do it well. You will have my number for the whole trip, and it will be me who answers.