Bali holidays with teenagers

Holidays to Bali for families with teenagers are run on a small group and tailor made basis. Small groups will be no more than 16 people (usually three or four families) and the minimum age for children is 10 – not strictly teens, but handy if your youngest child hasn’t hit 13 yet. These trips are purely for families, although the term family is lightly applied; think ‘extended’ rather than ‘nuclear’. So long as you’re with a teenager, that’s fine, and any other cousins, grandpas or uncles are welcome to come along, too. The benefit is that your young people can meet other young people, bond with them over exciting adventures and have mates to hang out with during downtime. You will also have similar aged adults to bond with over a beer. So, forget sulking or moody teen silences, this kind of holiday promises inter-generational sociability instead.

You can also opt for a tailor made family holiday to Bali. This might include activities suitable for children aged eight and upwards, but you can tailor what you do to suit the interests and fitness levels of teenagers – longer bike rides and hikes, and more or less time at the beach, depending on how lazy or active you all want to be. Whichever way you travel, Bali can cater brilliantly to families, combining activity, relaxation and culture. Its laidback atmosphere and friendly people make teens feels at ease in a place that is very different to home, and no one, of any age, is immune to the delight of a white sand beach, a coral reef and a warm ocean.