27 Feb 2017
Family Adventures With Cox & Kings

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Cox & Kings Travel Ltd

FAMILY ADVENTURES WITH COX & KINGS

LUXURY OPERATOR INTRODUCES NEW COLLECTION OF PRIVATE FAMILY HOLIDAYS TO INSPIRE ALL GENERATIONS TO EXPLORE THE WORLD

London – 27 February 2017

Cox & Kings' new range of family holidays has been created especially for families seeking adventure and discovery without compromising comfort and peace of mind. As all families are unique, the different itineraries are intended purely as suggestions and all can be adapted to suit a family's particular interests and budget.

Cox & Kings' head of product, Nigel Hosking, says, “These new holidays have been designed with the aim of inspiring family members of all generations to get out into the world and experience its countless wonders at first hand and collecting long-lasting memories. We think this is the best type of education: learn to cook like a local, zip-wire above rainforest canopy, track wild animals, snorkel amid shoals of tropical fish, hike to centuries-old temples, haggle your way around chaotic markets, or explore backroads by bicycle and backwoods by snowmobile.”

The following are a selection of the different ideas available:

Iceland: Reykjavik and the Golden Circle Family Adventure

5 days / 4 nights from £695 per person

A year-round destination, Iceland is just 3 hours' flying time from the UK and offers a myriad of activities for the family. Stay in Reykjavik for the duration of this tour, an ideal base from which to explore both the city sights and the natural wonders of Iceland including dramatic waterfalls, spurting geysers and volcanic craters.

Costa Rica Family Adventure

12 days / 10 nights from £2,195 per person

Costa Rica is a nature lover's paradise; its cloud forest and jungle are home to thousands of species of plants, birds, insects and mammals. The abundance of unspoilt beaches, tropical rainforest, Pacific and Caribbean coastline make it ideal for a family adventure. Explore tree tops from canopy walk ways, marvel at smouldering volcanoes, spot monkeys, sloths, fluttering butterflies and colourful hummingbirds whilst relaxing in hot springs.

India: Taj, Tigers & Beaches Family Adventure

14 days / 12 nights from £2,695 per person

Give your family a fascinating introduction to India by combining the nation's most celebrated sights with a tiger searching adventure in Ranthambore National Park. Complete this once-in-a-lifetime experience with a relaxing stay on the palm-lined, golden beaches of Goa.

Thailand Family Adventure

14 days / 11 nights from £2,895 per person

This 11-night itinerary begins in Thailand's busy capital of Bangkok, where your family can discover the country's cultural heritage and exotic cuisine. Head south to the Gulf of Thailand to spot rare pink dolphins, then onto the wild and scenic Khao Sok National Park. Explore the surrounding jungles, lake and rivers and end on the beaches of Phuket, where you can relax by the sea, by the pool or go snorkelling and cycling.

Namibia Family Explorer

13 days / 10 nights from £2,975 per person

Namibia is wild, unspoilt and intensely colourful with a wide variety of activities and plenty of small guesthouses and lodges that cater for families. Starting from the town of Windhoek, this self-drive tour includes a  night under the stars in the Namib desert; Swakopmund, for a kayaking tour to see pelicans, seals and dolphins; Damaraland with its renowned Bushmen rock engravings, rare desert-adapted elephants and rhinos; Etosha National Park for further wildlife viewing; and Okonjima, a big cat rehabilitation centre.

Western Canada Family Adventure

10 days / 9 nights from £995 per person (excluding international flights)

Combine the highlights of western Canada with soft adventure activities on this 9-day tour through British Columbia and Alberta. Explore the picturesque city of Vancouver, stay on a ranch and discover the beauty of the Rocky Mountains.

All the holidays in the collection operate on a private basis and our guideline prices are based on older children – young children or infants will generally be cheaper. On most of the tours, there will be a private vehicle and driver, and a private guide for excursions, although self-drive is an option in some countries. Cox & Kings' tailor-made holidays are meticulously planned by destination experts and fully supported on the ground by our experienced local representatives. Experience the extraordinary with complete peace of mind

Prices are per person and include flights from London (excluding tours to Canada, Australia or New Zealand), private transfers, excursions as specified and accommodation with breakfast daily.

For more information on the collection please visit http://www.coxandkings.co.uk/holiday-types/private-travel/family-holidays

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NOTE TO EDITORS

Cox & Kings is the world's longest established travel company. Its history stretches back more than 250 years to 1758 when Richard Cox was appointed regimental agent to the Footguards (later the Grenadier Guards). The company's fortunes grew hand in hand with the British empire and by the early 20th century the company was acting as agent and banker throughout the armed forces and as a shipping agent. In 1922 Cox & Co merged with the Henry S King bank, which had strong connections with India. The bank became part of Lloyds and the shipping agency grew separately, evolving into the modern travel company.

Today, built on the high quality service and attention to detail established by Richard Cox in the 18th century, the company continues to flourish as an independent tour operator, with operations in London, the US, Japan, Australia and throughout India. Cox & Kings organises escorted small-group tours and private tailor-made travel in the Indian Subcontinent, Latin America, the Middle East, the Far East, Africa, Europe, Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific, and the Caribbean.