Our three year old had a week off of school so we decided to escape the city and head to the beach – Santa Cruz! It’s an easy 1.5-2 hour drive from San Francisco. We’ve heard nothing...
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North America with Kids
I took our 3 year old on a quick trip to Maui (5 hour flight from California), just the two of us. When we go to Maui, we almost always stay in Wailea, usually at the Fairmont. The last couple of times...
For our most recent trip, we wanted to go somewhere that was only a direct flight from Melbourne but further afield than Asia. The perfect answer? California! I have been to California many times before....
Everytime I see a flight sale for Hawaii, I find it hard to resist. This island was actually the first place I ever visited when my parents won a trip there when I was a baby! Now, I am going to find it even...
When Amber from Global Munchkins offered to write all about San Diego, I was very happy as we were in the process of planning a trip to San Diego. We have since visited this fabulous city and Amber...
When O.C. native, Amanda from HotMamaTravel, gave me this guest post about Orange Country, I must say that I was disappointed – that we basically skipped over Orange Country on our recent trip to Southern...
Los Angeles may be known for being the city of dreams, but I say it’s the city for awesome family vacations! Los Angeles is a great place to visit with kids. There are many fun things to do in Los Angeles...
To say I was excited to take my fourth cruise was an understatement. I have always loved cruising since my first Caribbean one in 2004, but our first cruise as a family three years ago showed me just how much...
Catalina Island is a small island 26 miles from the Californian coastline. It takes about an hour and a half to reach here from LA or Orange County but it feels like a very different place which is not surprising...
Ensenada is a popular town to visit in Baja California, Mexico thanks to its proximity to the US border. It’s an easy weekend or day trip from San Diego and it’s also often visited by cruise ships...
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