This Father’s Day, give the dad in your life the gift of family travel. Check out these travel experiences, perfect for any dad.
© Bowling Green Area Convention & Visitors Bureau
Racecar Experience
For the auto enthusiast, head to Bowling Green, Kentucky, for the Andy Pilgrim Driving Experience. The one-day program with Corvette Hall of Fame inductee and pro racer Andy Pilgrim includes autocross runs and laps driving the C8 Corvette. Get feedback from Pilgrim before heading to a private dinner to hear all about his racing career. Check the website for available dates.
© Beaches Resorts
Golfing in Jamaica
Head to Beaches Ocho Rios in Jamaica for the ultimate golfing experience. Visit the Sandals Golf & Country Club for unlimited golfing. The 18-hole course sits 700 feet above sea level. Golfers may also take advantage of a practice range, putting and chipping greens, pro shop, restaurant and snack shake, all included with your Beaches stay.
© Love Home Swap
Sleep in an Airplane
If your dad loves aviation, book a stay in the 747 Wing House with home swap platform Love Home Swap. Located in Malibu, California, the unique lodging was designed from the wings of a decommissioned Boeing 747-100.
© WorldMark by Wyndham
Hiking Concierge
WorldMark by Wyndham debuts a dedicated hiking concierge at select properties in destinations like Yellowstone National Park and Arches National Park. When booking a suite, guests receive customized recommendations from National Park Ranger Ash Nudd along with park itineraries and packing tips.
Salmon Fishing
Holland America Line invites dads on an Alaskan salmon fishing experience. Cruise through Glacier Bay National Park before docking to begin the fishing experience. Travelers who catch their own fish during the excursion can have it prepared and served on board for a unique ocean-to-table experience.
© Reno Tahoe
Drinks Some Brews
For the beer-loving dad, head to Reno to experience the growing craft brewery scene. The Reno Tahoe Brewery Pass offers special deals at the participating breweries.
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