10-Day Family Holiday in Germany

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Today, you'll head north to Koblenz, passing Marksburg Castle, which majestically looms over the River Rhine. You'll pass by Eltz Castle, Germany‘s most magnificent castle. The Mosel River magnificently carves its way underneath near-vertical vineyards and medieval castles. You'll stop at a charming restaurant in Cochem, the prettiest town along the Mosel River. Before you return to your castle hotel for dinner overlooking Burg Rheinfels, you'll have the option to enjoy a wine tasting.

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Today, you'll enjoy the mesmerising beauty of the valley as you drive alongside the River Rhine South to Heidelberg, one of Germany‘s prettiest cities nestled on the shores of River Neckar. Today, you'll explore Heidelberg, visit the famous candy shop and even go hiking in Baiersbronn! The famous village of Baiersbronn boasts no less than two 3-star and one 1-star Michelin restaurant - your guide will gladly arrange reservations for you if you wish!

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If you're seeking a major adrenaline injection, it is recommended that you head to Europa-Park Rust, Europe's largest theme park, situated about 1.5 hours south of Baiersbronn. The park boasts no less than 13 roller coasters, 16 geographically-themed areas ranging from Iceland to Italy, and more than 100 fun rides. You can drive to Europa Park along the fastest route via Autobahn to spend the full day there. Of course, you may like to enjoy a scenic stop at Lake Mummelsee in the Black Forest.

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Today, you will cross the border to France and gently travel along the wine route through the rolling hills of Alsatia. You'll visit some of the picturesque villages along the Route Du Vin (wine route). Upon arrival in Strasbourg, you'll realise no other city combines so impressively both its French and German heritage. You'll then continue winding alongside the beautiful vineyards of Alsatia with countless pictorial villages lined up along its route like on a string of pearls.

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Today, you'll rise to the heights of the Black Forest Mountain Range and cruise along the Black Forest High Road –one of Germany‘s most scenic roads– with splendid views of the Black Forest. You will pause at mystical Lake Mummelsee for coffee and a piece of eponymous Black Forest Cake before you set your feet deep into the mud on the local nature trail. In the evening, you'll enjoy a magical dinner at Restaurant Bareiss that has held 3 Michelin Stars since 2007.

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On your way to Garmisch through the Black Forest, it is suggested that you stop at the lovely Lake Constance. Whilst admiring the lake, you may stop for a break in Lindau, one of the charming towns snuggled along its shores. The island of Mainau, one of three islands in Lake Constance, is covered almost entirely by flowers. In the afternoon, you'll arrive in the lively Bavarian town of Garmisch that sits against the grandiose alpine backdrop of Mount Zugspitze, Germany's highest peak.

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Today, you'll set out for one of the ultimate highlights of your trip: Neuschwanstein Castle. You'll have the privilege of one of the world‘s most grandiose castles all to yourself: a personal expert guide will give you a private tour of Neuschwanstein before the droves of tourists arrive. You will discover the squiggly inside of this magical fairy-tale castle and enjoy the splendid views from the castle‘s towers. On the way back to your hotel, you take on the Kolbensattel Alpine Coaster!

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Today, you will take a day tour of Bavaria's capital city. Munich uniquely combines its rich folkloric traditions with the blessings of a modern and elegant city. Get immersed in Munich’s charming city centre and its Mediterranean-style atmosphere. Your local guide will suggest taking the adults to Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial site while the kids will enjoy Munich Zoo in the morning. You'll all gather for a late lunch in the English Garden and then continue exploring Munich.