Your family.
Your next break.

Find time together around school holidays, your budget and the people you love. Bring the dog into the plan too. Meeting friends? Add their household.

Plan our family break
Illustration of friends arriving together at a sunlit harbour.
A little less planning. More time together.AI illustration, not a suggested destination.
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Add your starting pointsTell us where everyone’s coming from.

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Compare the trade-offsSee what’s easy, hard or a stretch.

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Take it to the groupShare a clear brief and decide together.

Your group plan

  1. Starting points
  2. Trip preferences
  3. Compare & share
Resume a saved plan

A plan file stays on your device. Open only a Breaks Together JSON file you trust; nothing is uploaded. Imported figures remain unverified.

Where is everyone starting?

Add the places your group is travelling from.

Starting points

One family to start: two adults, two children and one dog. Change every count to match your trip; add other households when needed.

No live fares. No account. Nothing uploaded. Save a file only when you choose.

A break together.
Everyone in the plan.

Breaks Together began with a simple wish: more good days with the people we love. Sometimes that means meeting halfway. Sometimes it means finding somewhere the dog can come too, or making sure someone’s access and support needs don’t get lost in the planning.

We want the practical details to make those days possible: the journey, the budget, the right room and the questions worth asking before you book. You can start here with a private plan, compare possibilities and take a clearer brief back to your family or friends.

We’re building towards better accessibility research too—specific details about step-free journeys, rooms, facilities and available support, confirmed with the people providing them. That research is not yet part of our stay checks; we won’t guess what works for you.

Tell us what would make your next break easier

Opens the UK Shortlists contact page. Your worksheet is not sent. Share practical questions, not medical records, booking references or sensitive personal details.