AE Expeditions welcomes young adventurers

AE Expeditions confirmed children aged six and over can participate in voyages.
Children can watch wildlife, explore coastlines, and learn from local communities.
Purpose-built small ships provide an intimate family exploration environment.
Children aged six to 15 receive up to 50pc off the Best Available Fare.
The initiative aims to create lifelong family memories and inspire young travellers.

AE Expeditions has confirmed that children aged six and over can now participate in expedition voyages, experiencing destinations where some of life’s most meaningful lessons are found beyond the walls of a traditional classroom. The Australian-owned expedition company is welcoming young adventurers aboard its purpose-built expedition ships, giving more families the opportunity to explore the world’s most remote and remarkable places together. Children can watch wildlife in its natural habitat, explore remote coastlines by Zodiac, learn directly from local communities, and listen to the insights of AE’s expert Expedition Team.

The company’s purpose-built small ships provide an intimate environment in which families can explore together, supported by experienced Expedition Teams who bring each destination to life through immersive shore experiences, wildlife encounters and engaging onboard education. To make expedition travel more accessible for families, AE is offering children aged six to 15 inclusive savings of up to 50pc off the Best Available Fare. Katie Malone, Chief Marketing Officer at AE Expeditions, stated that seeing and experiencing these places can create a much deeper sense of curiosity, understanding and responsibility.

The initiative aims to bring generations together through shared exploration, creating lifelong family memories while inspiring young travellers to care for the extraordinary places, wildlife and cultures they encounter. The company is an award-winning Australian-owned expedition travel company that has been pioneering expeditions for over 30 years.

Katie Malone, Chief Marketing Officer at AE Expeditions, shared, “A child may read about a whale, a glacier or a remote community in a textbook, but seeing and experiencing these places can create a much deeper sense of curiosity, understanding and responsibility.”