Where to go for All Saints' Day with the family?

The leaves are falling, the days are getting shorter, and yet... it's the perfect time to treat yourself and your family to a breath of fresh air. Between the often hectic start of the school year and the holiday season, the All Saints' Day break is an ideal break to slow down, reconnect, and enjoy a change of scenery, without waiting for Christmas.

Contrary to popular belief, autumn is a season full of promise. In many regions, the climate remains mild, tourist sites are quieter, and accommodations are more affordable. And above all, it's the perfect opportunity to enjoy rich experiences, without the crowds of summer or the constraints of winter.

Whether you dream of sun, adventure, or culture, there are a multitude of perfect destinations for traveling with children, young and old.

Egypt

Walk in the footsteps of the pharaohs, sail on the Nile, see real hieroglyphs... For children, it's a life-size history lesson. In October, the temperatures are ideal for discovering the country's treasures.

Family activities:

• Cruise from Luxor to Aswan on the Nile
• Camel ride near the Pyramids of Giza
• Visit the Cairo Museum with a children's game booklet
• Discover the temples with a specialized storyteller guide
• Sunset on the Nile by felucca

Jordan

Accessible from ages 7-8, Jordan is a unique family adventure: sleep in the desert, explore the city of Petra, float in the Dead Sea... all in a warm and welcoming country.

Family activities:

• 4x4 safari and overnight camp in the Wadi Rum desert
• Discover Petra like a true explorer
• A "magical" swim in the Dead Sea
• Jordanian cooking class with mezze tasting
• A relaxing day by the Red Sea in Aqaba

Why choose All Saints' Day for family travel?

🌤️ Pleasant climate and mild temperatures

In many destinations, October and November still offer beautiful sunny days, without excessive heat. It's ideal for exploring, hiking, or swimming, while enjoying mild weather that pleases everyone, young and old alike.

🚫 Fewer crowds than in summer

Major sites are more accessible, beaches are quieter, and city centers are more open. Traveling with the family becomes more seamless: no long lines, no rush at museums, or bookings months in advance. You can fully enjoy yourself, at your own pace.

💰 Attractive rates outside of school holidays in some countries

Flights, hotels, activities: prices are often lower than during peak season. It's a great opportunity to discover a destination that would be unaffordable in summer, or to treat yourself to a higher-end accommodation or an extra excursion.

🧳 Ideal length for a change of scenery

A week is enough time to experience a real adventure with your family, without upsetting your entire balance. No need to travel to the other side of the world to get away from it all and reconnect: All Saints' Day is a welcome respite before winter.