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The Long Weekenders

Not every great trip needs two weeks and an out-of-office reply.

Our Long Weekenders are mini breaks made for 30–49 year olds who still want proper travel - good food, local culture, a bit of adventure, but with a shorter flight and an easy pace. Think long lunches, new cities, and groups that feel more like friends.

Each trip runs over a long weekend, designed for solo travellers or friends who want to explore, unwind, and meet great people while they do it. You’ll have time to see the sights, eat well, get lost a little, and still make your Monday flight home.

We pick the spots we love - the ones that are perfect for a quick escape but still leave a mark. The kind of trips that remind you how good travel can feel, even in just a few days.

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A Weekend Between Waffles, Canals & Chocolate

Friday 6th February: Brussels Beginnings

Arrive in Brussels, check in, and meet the group over a welcome drink before heading out for dinner in the city centre. It’s all about good food, easy conversation, and easing into the weekend.

Saturday 7th February: Brugge Day Trip
We’ll spend the day exploring Brugge - a storybook city filled with cobbled streets, canals, and cosy cafés. Expect:

A private coach with local guide
A boat tour through the canals
Lunch and free time to explore
A chocolate-making workshop (because… it’s Belgium)
Then we’ll head back to Brussels for dinner together in town.

Sunday 8th February: Art & Farewell

Before heading home, we’ll explore Brussels’ creative side on a walking street-art tour, followed by a goodbye lunch - the perfect end to a weekend that proves adventure doesn’t have to wait for a big trip.

What’s Included Everything’s taken care of - all you have to do is show up, and enjoy.

A 3-day European escape, thoughtfully planned so you can switch off and enjoy every moment.
2 nights in a handpicked 3–4 star hotel (twin-share), with breakfast each morning
A day trip to Brugge by private coach, with a local guide to show us the magic
A boat ride through Brugge’s storybook canals
A chocolate-making workshop (because… Belgium)
A walking tour of Brussels’ vibrant street art scene
Welcome drink on arrival
Friday dinner with drinks, Saturday dinner, and a farewell lunch on Sunday
A small group (max 14) of curious, kind, and down-to-earth 30–49 year olds
Free time to explore Brugge at your own pace (lunch there is up to you)