Planning a multigenerational trip can feel tricky at first glance: there are a lot of interests and preferences to take into account when trying to hit the ideal Venn diagram for kids, parents, and grandparents.

A new analysis from luxury tour operator Kuoda has looked at destinations all around the world to determine which ones work the best for multigenerational luxury travel. The rankings took into account things like safety, the balance of activities for adults and children, as well as offerings that allow every age group to enjoy time together instead of making separate itineraries.

Here are the top luxury destinations for multigenerational travel, according to the analysis:

Bali, Indonesia

Bali, Indonesia, earned top spot on the list. The analysis showed that the popular vacation destination has a vast variety of offerings and can easily satisfy nearly every kind of traveler. Families can enjoy sprawling villas and resort compounds designed for larger groups. There are wellness retreats and beachfront restaurants but also culture workshops, wildlife, and water attractions for little ones to stay busy as well.

Tuscany, Italy

Tuscany, Italy, comes in second place, showing that family travel doesn’t have to only include beaches and resorts. The Italian region offers a great mix of culture, food, and countryside space that can appeal to all generations. Things like cooking lessons and farm experiences will appeal to little ones, while wine tastings and historic towns await the grown-ups.

Malé, Maldives

In third place is Malé, Maldives, which appeals to families looking for a more polished and Pinterest-level holiday abroad. The islands are famous for honeymoons and romantic escapes, but Malé is just as appealing for kids. Adults might opt for spa treatments and relaxing in an above-water cabin but littles can spend the day snorkeling or heading of to supervised activities on the resort.

Riviera Maya, Mexico

For travelers looking for a luxurious getaway closer to home, Riviera Maya, Mexico, makes a great option. Located along the Caribbean coastline, this region boasts cultural attractions, high-end resorts with plenty of space to sprawl out, and lots of nature for captivating kids. The large selection of all-inclusives also makes the logistical side of the holiday easier for larger groups to plan.

Algarve, Portugal

Portugal is having a moment among North American travelers, so it’s not surprising that the Algarve has made the top five. The southern coast boasts scenic beaches, luxury, and plenty of family-friendly attractions including boating, snorkerling, and exploring caves. It also ranks highly for safety, which is another draw for multigenerational travel.

This article was originally published on Forbes.com