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Trip to enjoy with the family

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Balancing schedules and tastes, creating an itinerary that meets everyone's desires: this is the challenge of a family trip. Whether it's for fun, relaxation or a mix of both, one thing is certain: without planning, it's harder to make it work. Finding the best travel destinations, the seasons and even the days of the week make all the difference when exploring the itinerary. In this article, we will show you some travel tips and how to prepare family trips, so that you and your family can make that unforgettable trip! Read our article until the end and find out how to enjoy a family trip.

How to prepare for a family trip?


We know that traveling as a family is not an easy thing, there are many tasks to be completed and these often end up being handled by just one person. Therefore, we have put together some valuable tips before showing you incredible places for you to enjoy with your family.

Choose a destination that everyone agrees on


What do you usually do when preparing for a trip? Probably choose a destination. But when it comes to a family, it is important that everyone is satisfied with this choice. Therefore, it is best to list the options proposed by members and cross them off according to their level of interest. Ideally, you should have a maximum of 3 preferences and then choose the best one.

Research the hosting well


Comfort and good location are the basics when looking for accommodation. Remember: you will not be alone, you will be with your family. Problems such as the presence of elderly people or small children must be taken into consideration when choosing. Look for accommodation close to tourist attractions. This avoids mobility difficulties. Finally, find out what leisure activities are available at the hotel. It is good if there is a games room, sports fields etc., as well as an accessibility policy.

Create a script


Just as planning has to be done together, ideally the itinerary should also be thought out by everyone. Of course, you can't please everyone 100%, but you can prevent anyone from leaving unsatisfied. Use at least one attraction that all members like.

Divide the tasks


There is always that person who wants to be in charge of everything in the family group. While having someone to do the planning is great, having one person in charge is not ideal. As we are talking about a group, each member can contribute according to their suitability, whether by researching locations, making a luggage checklist, etc.

Some destinations to consider for your family trip


Gramado (RS)
Known for its low temperatures, this city in Rio Grande do Sul is a great destination for babies and children, as there is no shortage of activities for them. One of the most interesting is visiting Mini Mundo, an exhibition of miniature cities. It impresses with many details and also offers cafes, shops, baby changing facilities, parks and other activities. Another Gramado attraction that little ones will love is the wax museum. There they can see and take several photos of characters such as Harry Potter, Chapolin, Shrek, Mr. Bean and others.

Fortaleza (CE)
When talking about Fortaleza, it is impossible not to think of Beach Park. Located in the capital of Ceará, it is one of the most famous water parks in Brazil and is synonymous with lots of fun! Therefore, it is an excellent choice for teenagers. Inside the complex, they can enjoy extreme water slides up to 41 meters high, among many other toys and water activities. All of this with maximum safety, as there are rules for using the attractions, as well as lifeguards throughout the park. There is also an infrastructure with a food court, bathrooms, shops and baby changing facilities for the whole family.

Bonito (MS)
Known as an international ecotourism center, Bonito is also a great option for couples, even families. Finally, there are opportunities for activities in the region to please everyone. The crystal clear waters allow for mesmerizing dives. There is also the chance to see beautiful waterfalls and caves. And to really feel in touch with nature, parks and nature reserves are prepared to welcome visitors and offer incredible experiences!

Penha (SC)
Penha, located in Santa Catarina, is a good option for large families as it is a small city. Contradictory? No! Even if relatives don't live in the same hotel, getting around is easier there. Furthermore, there is the biggest attraction in the region: the famous Beto Carrero World, the largest theme park in Latin America. This destination will certainly please all relatives, as the complex offers options for different tastes and ages. For those who like adrenaline, there is the Big Tower, a 41-meter free fall tower that gives great emotions, or Firewhip, the first inverted roller coaster in Brazil.
For children and adults there she lights up toys, like the traditional Venetian carousel. You can also enjoy presentations and shows such as the Excalibour Show in the World of Horses and the Acqua Show, full of oceanic characters that enchant and stimulate the imagination.

Caldas Novas (GO)
Nothing better than warm water to relax, something that is the trademark of Caldas Novas. Best of all, they are natural and located in Hot Park, a water park that combines tranquility and fun very well. In addition, it has suitable infrastructure for the elderly. So, grandpa and grandma can count on calm water pools to rest while children and teenagers have fun. There are also electric carts for people with reduced mobility, making it easier to get around the park. Furthermore, the family can also enjoy dining rooms.

You can see that this tour is for all types of families, right? Did you like our tips? Now you're ready to pack your bags with your family and choose the right destination! We know that regardless of where you go, we guarantee that you won't regret it.

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