Plan Pensacola family fun with this easy 4-day itinerary featuring sugar-sand beaches, Blue Angels, historic downtown, kid-friendly museums and dining.
Our boys were deep in their Peppa Pig phase when we first discovered Peppa Pig Theme Park Florida. It was right along the route of our Florida road trip, presenting a perfect opportunity to visit. Spoiler alert: They LOVED it! And we’ve actually been back twice.
In this guide, I’ll share everything you need to know about Peppa Pig Theme Park Florida—including what to expect, the best rides for kids of different ages, food options, and why it’s a fantastic (and affordable) alternative to bigger theme parks.
On our trip to Florida, we made our way to Pensacola expecting sun and sand—but we quickly discovered there’s so much more to explore. The Historic Pensacola Village, nestled in the city’s Historic District, became an unexpected highlight. With its beautifully preserved buildings, immersive museums, and interactive exhibits, it’s a must-visit for history lovers and families alike. Walk the America’s First Settlement Trail, dive into hands-on activities at the Pensacola Children’s Museum, and experience a side of Pensacola beyond the beach. Add it to your Pensacola itinerary—you won’t regret it!
If you’re planning a visit to Pensacola, Florida, one of the top attractions you absolutely can’t miss is the Blue Angels practice at the National Naval Aviation Museum. After watching this thrilling show, I highly recommend taking time to see the live show and visit the museum. Let’s dive in!
Christmas in the United States means glowing lights, the smell of cinnamon and pine, and the excitement of children waiting for Santa. For many families, the holidays are also an opportunity to create memories together by traveling, whether that’s on a snowy mountain, a sunny beach, or hitting up a theme park. If you’re ready to make this year’s holiday season extra special, these Christmas vacations for families around the US are full of magic, warmth, and wonder.
There’s something extra fun about celebrating Halloween as a family. The costumes, the candy, and the festive decorations make it one of the most kid-friendly holidays of the year. If you’re looking to travel this fall, there are plenty of destinations across the country that offer family-friendly Halloween fun without being too spooky. In this guide, explore the best places to visit for Halloween in the US with kids. From theme park events designed just for families to towns that fully embrace the holiday spirit, these destinations will make your October getaway both memorable and easy to enjoy.
The ʻOhana Character Breakfast is a must-do experience. Meet Lilo, Stitch, and Mickey. We made a whole morning out of it. We met characters, ate a delicious Disney World breakfast, explored the resort, and even hopped on a ferry and the monorail, all without having park tickets. Here’s everything you need to know about the ʻOhana character breakfast.
There’s a moment—usually when hearing the ship’s horn echo across the harbor—when it hits you: you’re officially on your family cruise vacation, and everything is taken care of. That “all-in-one” magic is exactly why more parents like us decided to swap another road-trip for a first family cruise. Meals appear without grocery shopping, stateroom stewards transform towel squares into elephants, and the kids’ club team somehow makes your 6 year-old’s day. In this guide, I’m sharing the cruise tips you need to plan your family’s stress-free high-seas vacation.
The Dolphin Explorer Marco Island dolphin eco tour is a 3-hour, kid-friendly research cruise with shelling, a souvenir photo, and easy boarding from Rose Marina.
I’m so excited to share the article that I wrote for Condé Nast Traveler with the Beaches of Fort Myers and Sanibel. You can see the full article on Condé Nast Traveler’s website here. Enjoy! ______________________________________________ There’s nothing more rejuvenating than a beach vacation. But after soaking up the rays, many seasoned travelers crave those special…