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From London to Paris: 8 homes for an extraordinary Easter getaway
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Where to Go for Easter with Kids
Published
15 January, 2026
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11 February, 2026
Hosting, without the hosting
Easter, minus the stress. With a onefinestay home, everyone gets their own space, while our 24/7 Guest Experience team handles all the details - from stocking the fridge for Easter lunch to arranging family-friendly trips. Switch up your usual backdrop for springtime London, the sun-soaked Caribbean, or the coast of Mexico. Once you’re done exploring, come together over a long table, good food and, most importantly, no one on washing-up duty.
If you love beautiful homes, good food, and exploring minus peak-summer heat, Easter in Provence is a very good idea. Spring days are made for village-hopping, market snooping, French-produce sampling. Though, with Villa Aurélienne as your base, we’re honestly not sure why you’d want to leave the house.
One must-do:
Literally immerse yourself in art with a visit to Carrières de Lumières, a multimedia installation with masterpieces projected onto the surrounding rock. A treat for grown-up art lovers and budding artistes alike.
Easter is one of the best times to visit Mexico, and if you’re craving a little R&R, Tulum is a no-brainer. Swap crowded houses and multiple grocery runs for lazy snorkelling days, a fridge stocked on arrival, and an unforgettable setting, courtesy of Villa Imperia.
One must-do:
Let our Guest Experience team arrange a privately guided tour of Ecopark Kantun Chi, where the whole family can explore cave trails and swim in bright blue natural pools.
Easter is an ideal time to do London: the parks are back in bloom, the city feels brighter and it (should be) dry enough to make walking everywhere feel like a good idea. Make Albion Street your base for a stylish, family-friendly home for up to seven.
One must-do:
Do like the locals and make your way east to Columbia Road Flower Market for a very spring-appropriate stroll. Then, head for a Sunday roast at one of the many local pubs nearby.
Grab the whole family (and we mean the whole family) and head to Tuscany. With room for up to 24 guests, Villa Nardini is hosting on another level - with no need to stress. Let our concierge organise a local chef to prepare Easter lunch, while you sit back, sample the local Chianti, and focus on making memories.
One must-do:
Rent bikes and take the kids on a ride over the Lucca walls - with 4.2km of flat, wide cycle paths, it’s super-scenic and family-friendly.
If you’re going all-out for Easter, Jamaica takes celebrating pretty seriously. Try seasonal local favorites like Easter bun and cheese, then lean into the music and dancing of Carnival - a major event in the local calendar. Of course, there’s always the option of staying in with the family, which Villa Reverie makes a very good case for.
One must-do:
Take a 3-minutre stroll down your private road to one of the best beaches on Jamaica’s northern coast to unwind. If you fancy some exploring, we always recommend a short trip to Dunn’s River Falls & Park.
