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Organised short break for young adults

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WhoAteTheLastBrownie · 26/05/2025 08:14

DD will soon be 18, DS has just turned 21. I'd like to gift them a short break together early in Sept. Destination is not as important as having the correct setup. By that I mean that it would be nice if they were part of an organised group where they get together to visit places and do activities but there's also scope for doing things independently. I've come across some 18-30 groups but I feel my only just 18 DD will feel really self conscious if the group is mostly 25+. Any thoughts where I could start looking?

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SlightlyFurther · 26/05/2025 16:16

Is there a reason they can’t just go together? I mean, without a group?

Schoolchoicesucks · 26/05/2025 17:34

We road is another company I have heard of, but they have a wider age range (to 40s). 18-30 back in the day was all about clubbing and drinking. What kind of activities will your DC be up for?

Gundogday · 26/05/2025 17:43

Can you do an activity instead? Learn to sail in a weekend?

or Warwick castle and stay overnight?

or London accommodation and West End tickets (Back to the Future is good if they’re not ‘musical’ people)

or weekend cruise

Do they have any shared interests or hobbles?

KnickerlessParsons · 26/05/2025 17:43

Book them a hotel in Paris and a train ticket to get there. They’ll have fun exploring to their own timetable.

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