Trips laid out day by day, with the reservations, drive times and timing already worked out. Each one opens as a real shared trip page, the same thing you would send the people coming with you.
A trip we took Kaua'i · 8 days · with kids
Seven nights on the south shore, one drive north, and the two excursion days that earn their early starts.
Photo by Karsten Winegeart on Unsplash
A trip we'd take Smokies · 4 days · three generations
Scenic drives and walks measured in tenths of a mile, based on the quiet side of the park.
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A trip we'd take Acadia · 5 days · with friends
Built around a mountain road reservation and a tide table, with a hike, a bike ride and a long lunch in between.
Photo by Raphael Assouline on Unsplash
A trip we'd take Washington DC · 4 days · with teenagers
Ordered by opening hours rather than geography, because the Capitol and the Library of Congress keep office hours and the Mall never closes.
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A trip we'd take Milan & Livigno · 9 days · teenage beginners
Three nights in Milan, then four days on the snow at 1,816m in Livigno, over the New Year week.
Photo by Rich Martello on Unsplash
Most itineraries you find online are prose. You read them, you copy the good bits into a document, and by the second day of the trip nobody can find the document. These are the same information in the form you would actually use on the trip: a plan with times on it, on a page the whole group can open.
Each one is a working Kintinery trip. Open the shared version from any of these pages and you will see exactly what your family would see if you sent them yours.
Forward your booking emails or upload a PDF, and your trip lays itself out day by day. Then send one link. Free to start.
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