Multi activity holidays guide


Our Multi activity Holidays
Activity holiday in Montenegro
An active villa holiday at stunning Lake Skadar, Montenegro
Montenegro activity holiday, adrenaline adventure
A Fantastic Adrenaline Adventure Fun Holiday!
Montenegro multi activity mountain holiday, all ages
Fantastic Mountain Adventure Holiday in Stunning Montenegro!
Finland Northern Lights holiday, Wilderness Auroras
Winter activities & Aurora hunting in Finland
Galapagos adventure holiday
Unique Wildlife, Snorkeling, Hiking, Cycling, Kayaking
Altiplano de Granada activity holiday, Spain
Multi-activity Family holiday in the Spanish Lake District
Galapagos multi activity holiday
An amazing adventure Galapagos Multi-sports
Sweden activity holiday, Stockholm countryside
Multi-activity tour in Stockholm's picturesque countryside
Helsinki and Rovaniemi Christmas holiday with Santa
Atmospheric Christmas with Santa Claus in Lapland
Family winter adventure in Finland
Great range of activities in Lapland's winter wilderness.
Vis Island activity holiday in Croatia
An active holiday on the beautiful island of Vis
Watersports activity holiday in Croatia
Multi activity adventure: kayak, sup, raft, hike in Croatia
Montenegro multi activity holiday, surf and turf
Excellent Coast & Mountain Adventure in Perfect Montenegro
Family cycling and water sports holiday in Spain
sea kayaking, padel boarding, snorkelling and a sailing trip
Northern Lights tour in Iceland
Springs, waterfalls, volcanoes and Europe’s biggest glacier
Lapland holiday, husky safari & log cottage
Luxurious log suite,northern lights & overnight husky safari
Pyrenees activity holiday
Enjoy an action packed week in the Pyrenees
Pembrokeshire activity holiday in Wales
Adventure and exploration on the wild Pembrokeshire Coast
Activity and nature holiday in Costa Rica
A Costa Rica itinerary packed full of adventure excursions
Greece multi activity holiday, Ithaca
Active & adventurous holiday in a gorgeous Greek island.
Slovenia activity holiday for families with teenagers
Perfect adventure for families, teenagers & active children
Belize active adventure tour
Mayan Experience, Kayaking, Snorkeling, Mayan heritage
Croatia multi sport tour
Dubrovnik to Zagreb with daily outdoor activities
Laos hilltribes and jungles holiday
Immerse yourself in the daily life of rural Laos
Catalonia family mountain biking & activity holiday, Spain
Family MTB & activities in the Catalan countryside
La Rioja cycling holiday in Spain
Self-guided cycling tour through the vineyards of La Rioja.
Snowdonia activity holiday in Wales
A week of adrenaline adventure activities in North Wales
What do multi activity holidays entail?
What kinds of activity are involved?
Many of these holidays involve walking, whether full-on scrambles up a mountainside, hiking through tropical forests or walking in the mountains. Cycling is popular, too; from hopping on to mountain bikes to negotiate hillside trails to dodging the traffic to explore vibrant cities such as Bangkok or Chiang Mai. If you’re more of a water baby, many multi activity breaks focus on messing around in boats, with kayaking a popular choice, though sailing and rafting also put in an appearance.Other than the above well, the sky’s the limit, and you’ll find our operators offer everything the adventurous side of your soul could wish for, whether that’s scrambling and sliding your way through gorges and caves with a bit of canyoning; scaling a mountainside for a day or two of rock climbing; getting in the saddle to explore the countryside on horseback; or steering yourself about the waves with paddle boarding, kite surfing, windsurfing or just regular surfing.
If you don’t fancy spending the entire time as a high octane hostage, many holidays mix physical activity with cultural pursuits. You could be hiking one minute and learning how to cook traditional Catalan cuisine the next.

Small group or tailor made?
“What I’ve learnt over the years is that adventures bring people together and this couldn’t be truer of active adventures. There’s something about learning new things and stepping out of your comfort zones together that creates a really special bond between travellers. And that’s the big reason why everyone enjoys spending time with each other so much on these trips.” - Radek Nowak, from our multi activity holidays supplier, IntrepidMany multi activity breaks are small group holidays. There’s usually a maximum of 16 people per group and they are a popular choice with solo travellers. As well as the camaraderie of sharing the adrenalin highs (plus the aches and pains) with your fellow travellers, joining a group of likeminded people takes the pressure off on the organisational front. Expert guides know all the secret spots and will ensure that the activities run smoothly and that everyone gets the most out of the experience. Being part of a guided group allows you to hike in remote regions safe in the knowledge that routes and equipment have been tried and tested.
The advantage of taking a tailor made tour is that the range of activities can be selected and tweaked to suit you and any other members of your group. You choose where you’re going, where you want to stay and the activities you would like to do and then hand the organisation over to your tour operator. This option works particularly well when you have young children, need more privacy as a family and don’t want to worry about keeping up with a group when little legs get tired.
Our top Multi activity Holiday
Activity holiday in Montenegro
An active villa holiday at stunning Lake Skadar, Montenegro
2021: 11 Apr, 18 Apr, 25 Apr, 2 May, 9 May, 16 May, 23 May, 30 May, 6 Jun, 13 Jun, 20 Jun, 27 Jun, 4 Jul, 11 Jul, 18 Jul, 25 Jul, 1 Aug, 8 Aug, 15 Aug, 22 Aug, 29 Aug, 5 Sep, 12 Sep, 19 Sep, 26 Sep, 3 Oct, 10 Oct, 17 Oct
Where will I stay?
If you like to come home to familiar comforts after a day’s adventure, a centre based holiday lets you can take part in a different activity every day but return to the same place at night. This allows plenty of time for outdoorsy fun, without the hassle of packing and unpacking every day or two. You’ll have your own room and access to facilities such as a restaurant and, especially in the case of winter breaks, a sauna or a hot tub.Alternatively, you could choose a trip that takes you from place to place. You’ll stay in a variety of accommodation, such as guest houses, wilderness huts, homestays or campsites, usually with your bags being transferred for you, as you make your way to your next stop on foot, by bike or over water. On our more challenging multi activity holidays you might have to carry your belongings yourself, particularly in remote areas. Opt for a camping trip and you and your fellow trip mates should be prepared to pitch in and help the guide set up and take down the camp, but that’s all part of the bonding experience.
Can I take the kids along?
Small group tours are best suited to older children and teenagers, who will appreciate having kids of a similar age to socialise with. If you’re travelling with younger children, then a tailor made holiday including walking and some gentle cycling, kayaking or sailing, while bypassing some of the more adventurous activities is probably your best bet. A centre based break, meanwhile, will give your kids the comfort of returning to familiar surroundings every night.