Travel · FamilyA family trip everyone actually enjoys.
Planned around the ages you're really travelling with — budget worked out before you book, and enough downtime that day three doesn't fall apart.
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Instant delivery to your emailThe Problem
Planning it is a job in itself.
Nobody wants to do the same thing
One wants hiking, one wants the pool, the four-year-old needs a nap at one o'clock and the teenager wants the wifi password. Somebody always loses.
The budget goes on the things nobody counted
Not the flights you agonised over — the food, the entry fees, the ice creams, the parking. By day three you're well past the number you agreed.
Overplanned days ruin the trip
Three things booked every day, everyone exhausted by Wednesday, and the bit everyone remembers is the argument outside the museum.
The paperwork has deadlines you'll miss
Passport validity rules, children's documents, entry requirements. All easy — and all impossible to fix the week before you fly.
What You Get
Everything planned, nobody miserable.
Trip Budget Calculator
The real total, including the quarter nobody budgets.
Destination Match
With an honest downside given for each option.
Day-By-Day Plan
Split activities, a rest day, and a wet-weather option.
Packing By Person
Age-appropriate, plus what stays in hand luggage.
Travel Day Survival
Airports and long drives with small children.
Before You Book List
Passports, entry rules, insurance, car seats.
How It Works
Budget first, then the fun part.
1
Work out the real number
Five inputs give you travel, accommodation, food and the extras line that's usually where trips overrun.
~3 minutes2
Get destinations and a plan
Options with their downsides, a day-by-day itinerary with downtime built in, and a packing list.
~5 minutes3
Verify, then book
Check prices and entry rules yourself — the plan is a starting point, not a quote.
~30 minutes+25%
added to the subtotal for activities, local transport and the things nobody budgets — which is roughly where family trips actually overrun
1 rest day
planned deliberately, and protected
2 things
a day is the ceiling with small kids
0
invented hotels or prices
Questions
Everything you need to know.
Will it recommend specific hotels and restaurants?
No, and that's deliberate. An AI can't see current prices, availability or opening hours, and inventing a hotel name or a price is how people end up booking something that doesn't exist or budgeting from a number that was never real. You get types of place, areas, what to search for, and cost ranges labelled as estimates to verify yourself.
How does the budget calculator work?
Five inputs — people, nights, travel per person, accommodation per night and food per person per day. It adds a quarter on top for activities, local transport and extras, because that's the line families consistently leave out and it's where the overrun happens. It's your estimate rather than a quote.
My kids are very different ages. Will everyone be entertained?
That's the main design problem it solves. Days include split options — the toddler naps while the teenager does something they'd actually choose — and it's honest when an activity works for the seven-year-old and will bore the thirteen-year-old rather than pretending everything suits everyone.
What if my budget isn't enough for what I want?
It says so, which is more useful than a plan that collapses at the booking stage. You get what the budget would actually cover instead — fewer days, somewhere closer, or a different time of year.
Does this work for international trips?
Yes, with an important limit: it won't state entry requirements as fact, because those change and vary by nationality. It gives you the checklist — passport validity rules, whether children need their own documents, consent paperwork if one parent isn't travelling — and tells you to confirm each on the official government source.
Can I adjust the itinerary after it's generated?
Yes, and you should. Swap activities, move days, cut things out — cutting is usually the right edit. The plan deliberately schedules less than feels right, because overpacked days are the most common way a family trip goes wrong.
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