Yes, there is a minimum age for a KE family adventure holiday, and it depends on the holiday to what it is. We take into account a wide range of factors but mainly the included activities. The majority are suitable for families with children between 8 - 15yrs, but only certain trips we accept children as young as 4yrs. If you’re struggling to find a suitable active holiday for your family or have younger children, please contact us and we can discuss which itinerary will work for you. Private groups are also an option which can work well.

Generally, children under the age of 11yrs share with their parents, relatives or guardians. This can range from a triple for a family of 3, to a double with extra beds or two separate rooms for families of 4. Smaller families, or single parents with 1 child, as a group of 2 will be in a twin room. If you are travelling with children over the age of 12yrs, you could be sharing a triple room or staying in two separate rooms. Some hotels have interconnecting rooms although we can’t guarantee this. Please do not hesitate to contact the office to discuss your requirements or preferences.

At KE we only have one “rule” to qualify for a family adventure holiday and that is one member of the booking party is 18yrs or under and they are accompanied by an adult. And, of course the grandparents can come, the more the merrier.

We have many single parents who come along on these holidays. They are ideal holidays, as the children make friends and as a single parent you also have ‘grown up’ chat, and time to unwind, maybe with a glass of wine.

As standard, you will be roomed with your child or children. Depending on the number and ages of children you are travelling with, you’re likely to be in a twin, triple or family room altogether. Single rooms are available on limited departures for an additional cost. Please do request your rooming requirements on booking and we will do our best to ensure these are met.

Yes, it is your holiday after all! However a parent / guardian must always be responsible for a child. So if a child opts out then a parent / guardian must stay with them, and if a parent opts out then another parent / guardian must be present with the child during the activity.