Spring Break is the perfect excuse to trade winter layers for warm breezes, passport stamps, and unforgettable adventures. If you are beholden to traveling during your kid’s school breaks, I’m bringing you some ideas for where to go as a family this upcoming break. Whether you’re dreaming of turquoise beaches, culture-rich cities, or wildlife-filled escapes, these international and U.S. destinations offer the perfect mix of sunshine, excitement, and family-friendly fun.

Zion National Park is one of our favorite parks for hiking diversity, offering everything from easy strolls along the Riverside Walk to challenging climbs like Angels Landing. But if there’s one hike that truly stands out, it’s The Narrows… a unique adventure that takes you through the Virgin River itself. It’s unlike any other hike in the country, combining water, towering canyon walls, and a sense of adventure that stays with you long after you leave.

Are you ready to embark on a breathtaking summer adventure through the American and Canadian Rockies, from the rugged peaks of Jackson Hole to the turquoise lakes of Banff, hitting world-class national parks, scenic byways, and charming towns along the way? We spent over two months of 2025 exploring some of the United States and Canada’s best national parks, and this portion of our trip was our absolute favorite. Here’s how to make the most of 10 epic days in the U.S. and Canadian Rockies.

Planning a cruise? Whether you’re heading to the Caribbean, the Mediterranean, or Alaska, packing smart makes all the difference. Cabins are small, outlets are limited, and port days can be long, but with just a few essentials, you’ll be ready for smooth sailing from embarkation to your final port. After my own cruise experiences (and helping clients book as well!), I’ve rounded up my favorite must-haves to make your next cruise smooth sailing. These are the things that make cruising easier, more organized, and way more enjoyable.

Grand Teton National Park is a bucket-list destination for anyone who loves rugged peaks, sparkling alpine lakes, and wildlife sightings. But what if you only have one day to explore this spectacular park? Don’t worry! It’s possible to see the highlights, get a taste of adventure, and capture some unforgettable photos in just 24 hours. Here’s how to make the most of a single-day visit to Grand Teton.

If we had to pick one scenic drive that tops all others in any national park, it would be Going-to-the-Sun Road in Glacier National Park, Montana. Stretching 50 miles across the park from West Glacier to St. Mary, this engineering marvel winds through alpine peaks, past glacial lakes, and over hairpin turns that leave you breathless… literally and figuratively. After visiting countless parks across the U.S. and Canada, this drive holds a special place in our hearts for its combination of dramatic scenery, wildlife viewing, and accessibility, making it perfect for a family road trip or solo adventure alike.