[LUXUS MAGAZINE] Together but each one at their own pace: the new face of family vacations

For a long time, family vacations were all about compromise. Today, they follow a different formula: giving everyone the freedom to enjoy their stay as they please, without sacrificing shared moments. With a variety of accommodations, dining options, activities for all ages, sports, wellness, and programs dedicated to longevity, the new generation of vacation villages now focuses on a highly personalized experience. In Sardinia, the Forte Village exemplifies this shift, where luxury is no longer limited to comfort but extends to choice.

 

 

“À la carte” vacations are replacing one-size-fits-all vacations

 

Royal Suite Terrace © Forte Village

 

Travelers’ expectations have changed profoundly. Families are no longer just looking for a beachfront hotel or a resort offering a few activities. They want to be able to bring together multiple generations, accommodate different lifestyles, and allow everyone to plan their own days.

 

Grandparents dream of a wellness retreat, teenagers of sports activities, the youngest children of play areas, while parents sometimes simply long for a few hours of peace and quiet. The success of large resorts lies precisely in their ability to simultaneously meet these expectations without giving the impression of an imposed schedule.

 

In Sardinia, the Forte Village, set amid fifty hectares of subtropical gardens, takes this concept to the extreme.Eight hotels, more than forty suites, and thirteen villas allow each family to choose accommodations that match their travel style—whether it’s a bungalow near the activities, a villa with a private pool, or a suite overlooking the sea.

 

 

Click here to read the full article on Luxus Magazine.

 

Featured photo : © Forte Village

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Vicky Berger
Vicky Berger was born in France, with Egyptian and Lebanese roots that nurtured her taste for travel and cultural diversity from an early age. After working internationally in finance, beauty and interior design, she now devotes her time to journalism. Curious and passionate, she explores the worlds of tourism, gastronomy, decoration, beauty, fashion and lifestyle. She loves finding places, objects and trends that tell a story. Architecture from the 20s and 30s and design are among her greatest sources of inspiration.

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