How Single Parent chapters work
A shared holiday for solo parents who want connection, support, and other families around.
Chapters where one parent travels with kids — support is built in.
Watch each other's kids, take turns cooking, share the load.
Meet parents who get it. Friendships that last beyond the chapter.
No judgment. Every family constellation is welcome.
Other adults help naturally — from carrying bags to sharing a coffee and good advice.
A real holiday for you too
Kids entertain each other — you finally get moments to breathe.
"For the first time, I wasn't the only adult on holiday."
Ready for a shared holiday?
Browse upcoming single-parent chapters and find the right one.
Everything you want to know as a single parent before your first chapter.
Do I have to organise everything myself?
No — that's the whole point of these chapters. The community structure means other parents naturally help: cooking, watching the kids, carrying things. You're not the only adult.
Do I get time for myself?
Yes. When the kids are playing in the group, you get moments to breathe, read, or simply do nothing. For many single parents, this is the most valuable thing about these chapters.
What if my child is shy or takes time to settle in?
That sometimes happens, especially at the beginning. The community is experienced with this and helps. Usually children find their place within a day. If not, there are always opportunities to step back.
What ages are suitable?
From babies to teenagers — all ages are welcome. Especially popular for families with children aged 3 to 12. There are also chapters specifically aimed at certain age groups.
What does a chapter cost?
The price depends on location, duration, and room type. You'll find all details in the chapter listing. As a single parent, you benefit from accommodation, community, and activities all being included — no hidden extras.
How safe is it for me and my child?
Very safe. All participants are families — no anonymous hostel atmosphere. You'll know the other parents within a few hours. Many participants describe it as the safest environment they've experienced travelling with children.
Do I need to speak German well?
No. Many chapters are multilingual, and English is generally no problem. The chapter description states which languages are spoken in the group.
How do I book a spot?
Visit our Chapters page to find all dates and book directly. We recommend reserving early — single parent chapters are popular and often fill up quickly.
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