Paris: is it good
for a family trip?
The quick answer, before the full itinerary: yes, and the flight is one of the easiest reasons why. Air France, Delta and JetBlue all fly Boston to Paris nonstop, most days more than once, year-round.
Nonstop, multiple times a day.
Air France flies Boston to Paris CDG twice daily, Delta flies it daily, and JetBlue flies it daily too, all year-round. That frequency means real flexibility on dates, which matters most during a fixed school vacation week when everyone else is booking the same days.
$4,500 to $7,000 for a week.
That is the all-in range for a family of four, flights included, staying in an apartment with a kitchen. It is the lowest of our published guides alongside Nerja, Spain, largely because the flight itself is short and lodging in an apartment keeps food costs down.
What families ask us.
Is there a nonstop flight from Boston to Paris?
Yes, and it is one of the best-served routes on this whole site. Air France flies it twice daily, Delta daily, and JetBlue daily, all to Charles de Gaulle (CDG), year-round.
Is Paris good for a family trip with young kids?
Yes. Our full guide is built around a home-base plan near a garden, one outing a day, and keeping the days flexible rather than packed, which is the approach that actually works with small kids.
What does a week in Paris cost a family of four?
Roughly $4,500 to $7,000 all-in from Boston, flights included, staying in an apartment with a kitchen. See the full cost breakdown for the category-by-category numbers.
Where can I read the full Paris itinerary?
At Paris With Kids, the Real Way: the one-week home-base plan, the two-week day trips, and what we would skip.
Where this fits.
The one-week home base plan, two-week day trips, and what it costs.
The full category-by-category breakdown.
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