Sari Laufer

Tackling 4 of Utah’s “Big 5” National Parks (plus some smaller state parks, too) is an amazing family road trip. Your kids can enjoy adventure, animals and racking up Junior Rangers badges, and you can enjoy some of the most beautiful scenery in the world. Moab and Springdale are great towns for food, coffee and even some cute boutique shopping, and you’ll simply never forget the views and the air of Arches, Bryce and Zion. It's a family vacation you'll always remember!

Incredible beaches, bustling markets, cafes on every corner — and parks galore, Tel Aviv is an incredible (and incredibly family-friendly) destination. Whether you want to see art and architecture, taste the local cuisine, explore history ancient and modern or just hang on the Mediterranean coast, Tel Aviv really has it all... and this itinerary will help you feel more local than tourist. (NB: This itinerary assumes no guide and no car... but happy to help you plan with either or both of those).

The architecture! The food! The cava! Barcelona is a dream destination for anyone who loves food, loves wine, loves naps or loves art but not museums. With Gaudi-galore, every walk down these Catalan streets is a feast for the eyes and the taste buds.

Jerusalem is a city of many names, many religions and many faces. From the ancient walls to the modern shops, Jerusalem is a city whose past, present and future are constantly on display. See the holy sites of Judaism, Christianity and Islam by day, and spend your night amongst the food and art of Machane Yehuda (the central marketplace). From the midrachov of Ben Yehuda to the cobblestones of the Old City, from the Israel Museum to the Cinematheque, the energy (and challenges) of this remarkable city are unique in every way.

Sure, Cabo is great for a bachelor/bachelorette trip, a rowdy party weekend, or a romantic getaway, but it's also a great destination for families. With easy travel, especially from the West Coast, lots of resorts with kids' clubs and fun excursions, a few days in Cabo will help everyone chill out. While most of Cabo's beaches are not swimmable, the views (and sunrises) are not to be missed!