Sep 1, 2026 · 14 min · 6 segments
Very Orla talks about organising multi-generational holidays and gives tips from her vast experience organising them. Why not have a listen and look at the travelblogs on www.veryorlatravel.com for…
It's always good to travel with like-minded friends and family.
And it's also important, you know, that when you are planning a holiday with a group of friends or a group of family groups, you must make sure that you are all on the same page when it comes to, you know, booking a house or booking accommodation.
flats or choosing a location if there is a big you know group of you this means holidays can be much cheaper and it works out cheaper per family or friendship group and I've been on many many multi-generational holidays because I have a big Irish family and my family live all across the world and I've got you know lots of different friendship groups so we always you know seem to go on holiday en masse, which is great fun.
And it's just nice for time to bond together, have a good laugh and just enjoy each other's company.
And there's nothing better than going away with friends and family and having some quality leisure time together.
Who doesn't love that? Who doesn't love, you know, leisurely mornings and having a cup of tea or coffee in your pyjamas and just sitting around having a leisurely breakfast and having fun? Also, it's really fun when you are staying with your family and friends because you can talk about places that may interest you or maybe some of you might want to do something else or some people might like to go for days out depending on, you know, what interests them.
And, you know, it's also really nice to get to know your friends and family more because, you know, we go to parties or we have dinner parties or we go out for days out to exhibitions.
But it's always different when you travel on holiday with family and friends, be this, you know, on the plane, on the ferries, on a cruise ship, you know, in convoy, which my family and I seem to do all the time.
But it's great fun because if there's lots of activities in the area that you're staying in, some people might like to do something sporty or some people might like to shop or some people might just like to explore.
So it's always good to, you know, Bond with your friends and family.
And it's great because you can share any tips.
You know, say, I don't know, five people go off on one day trip and another five go somewhere else and another 10 go somewhere else.
It's really good fun because people can share, you know, where they've been, what activities they've done and things.
Does it suit people of all ages or people with accessibility needs? You know, it's always really good to do that.
And as I talk about accessibility needs, this can be for, you know, family members with disabilities or maybe older or elderly members.
So it's always good just to, you know, basically be on the same page.
song page or hymn page or just the same level so um it's always important though um when you are on holiday with a large group to have some time away as well and you do what you want to do because you know we all work hard we all want to play hard but it's nice to have a bit of chill out time So I've got some very all the tips for multi-generational holidays with family and friends, because I've been on plenty across the world, be it in USA, Australia, France.
Lots of other places.
Honestly, I could be here talking for hours about it.
But don't worry.
You know, my very own podcasts are always a bite size.
So don't worry.
I might be making your ears bleed.
It's always good to travel with like-minded friends and family.
And it's also important, you know, that when you are planning a holiday with a group of friends or a group of family groups, you must make sure that you are all on the same page when it comes to, you know, booking a house or booking accommodation.
flats or choosing a location if there is a big you know group of you this means holidays can be much cheaper and it works out cheaper per family or friendship group and I've been on many many multi-generational holidays because I have a big Irish family and my family live all across the world and I've got you know lots of different friendship groups so we always you know seem to go on holiday en masse, which is great fun.
And it's just nice for time to bond together, have a good laugh and just enjoy each other's company.
And there's nothing better than going away with friends and family and having some quality leisure time together.
Who doesn't love that? Who doesn't love, you know, leisurely mornings and having a cup of tea or coffee in your pyjamas and just sitting around having a leisurely breakfast and having fun? Also, it's really fun when you are staying with your family and friends because you can talk about places that may interest you or maybe some of you might want to do something else or some people might like to go for days out depending on, you know, what interests them.
And, you know, it's also really nice to get to know your friends and family more because, you know, we go to parties or we have dinner parties or we go out for days out to exhibitions.
But it's always different when you travel on holiday with family and friends, be this, you know, on the plane, on the ferries, on a cruise ship, you know, in convoy, which my family and I seem to do all the time.
But it's great fun because if there's lots of activities in the area that you're staying in, some people might like to do something sporty or some people might like to shop or some people might just like to explore.
So it's always good to, you know, Bond with your friends and family.
And it's great because you can share any tips.
You know, say, I don't know, five people go off on one day trip and another five go somewhere else and another 10 go somewhere else.
It's really good fun because people can share, you know, where they've been, what activities they've done and things.
Does it suit people of all ages or people with accessibility needs? You know, it's always really good to do that.
And as I talk about accessibility needs, this can be for, you know, family members with disabilities or maybe older or elderly members.
So it's always good just to, you know, basically be on the same page.
song page or hymn page or just the same level so um it's always important though um when you are on holiday with a large group to have some time away as well and you do what you want to do because you know we all work hard we all want to play hard but it's nice to have a bit of chill out time So I've got some very all the tips for multi-generational holidays with family and friends, because I've been on plenty across the world, be it in USA, Australia, France.
Lots of other places.
Honestly, I could be here talking for hours about it.
But don't worry.
You know, my very own podcasts are always a bite size.
So don't worry.
I might be making your ears bleed.
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