Single parent holidays are all about making travel easier, more affordable and genuinely enjoyable when you’re travelling alone with children. Whether you’re planning a summer beach break, a city escape or a last-minute getaway, there are plenty of options designed with single parents in mind.
From family-friendly resorts with kids’ clubs and entertainment to flexible room types and all-inclusive packages that help you stick to a budget, these trips take the stress out of organising everything yourself. You can choose destinations with short flight times, safe beaches and attractions for all ages, or opt for hotels where activities and dining are already covered. With the right planning, single parent holidays abroad can be relaxing, fun and surprisingly good value.
Prices and availability may change, confirm with the provider before booking. Prices do not include local tourist taxes.

H10 Rubicón Horizons Collection
9.7
Excellent
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PortBlue Club Pollentia Resort & Spa
9
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Prime Beach Hotel
9.3
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Green Nature Resort & Spa
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Grand Kaptan Hotel
9.1
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Dunas Club
8.5
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Travelling solo with children doesn’t mean compromising on choice. Many destinations, hotels and packages are tailored to make family travel simple, social and budget-friendly for single parents.
Prices and availability may change, confirm with the provider before booking. Prices do not include local tourist taxes.

Green Nature Resort & Spa
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Grand Kaptan Hotel
9.1
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Grand Yazici Club Marmaris Palace
9
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Occidental Jandía Playa
8.8
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Asteria Family Resort Belek
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Labranda Mares Marmaris
8.8
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Single parent holidays are designed to reduce the pressure of travelling alone with children. From family-friendly hotels to all-inclusive options and flexible room layouts, they make planning simpler and help keep costs predictable.
This depends on the airline and hotel room occupancy limits. Many family rooms cater for one adult with one or two children, while larger apartments or connecting rooms can accommodate bigger families.
Look for hotels with family facilities such as kids’ clubs, pools, on-site dining and easy access to attractions. Flight times, transfer lengths and room configurations are also important to consider when travelling alone with children.
Booking early can help secure better prices and availability during school holidays, while last-minute deals may offer savings if you have flexible dates. Travelling just outside peak periods often provides the best balance of value and choice.