A three-generation family reunion
Five nights at an all-inclusive resort for 38 relatives from four states, aged 2 to 86.
Sample itineraryA reunion's hardest job is getting everyone to the same place at the same time. We let each household register and pay on its own, while one family member sees the whole picture.
Highlights
- Connecting rooms for families with small children, and ground-floor rooms where needed
- One dinner a night reserved for the whole family
- A catamaran day and a beach bonfire for the cousins
The plan
- Day 1
Everyone arrives
Flights from four cities land through the day; transfers are grouped so nobody waits long.
- Days 2–4
Together, and not
A family dinner every night, with days free for the pool, the kids' club or a catamaran trip.
- Day 5
The family photo
A photographer on the beach at golden hour, then a farewell bonfire.
This is a sample itinerary that shows how we plan this kind of trip. Photos are illustrative. Every celebration we plan is built around your group, your dates and your budget.
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