In this guide, we're sharing every place we'd happily stay again. Every recommendation is somewhere we've personally experienced as a family, and each one made our trip a little easier, a little slower, and a whole lot more memorable. Whether you're dreaming of Rome, Tuscany, Sorrento, Lake Como, or Sardinia, we hope this list helps you find a place your family will love just as much as ours did.

If you're planning a trip to southern Italy with kids, we would absolutely choose to base ourselves in Sorrento. It was the perfect home base for exploring Capri, Pompeii, Positano, and the Amalfi Coast without constantly packing and unpacking. Here's everything we learned, did and how we picked what ares to stay in after spending a week there as a family.

Before we did Boundless Life, I had so many questions. How does school work? Can you still work remotely? Is it really worth the cost? After spending months living in Tuscany with our kids, I'm answering all of those questions—and sharing what life was really like and giving our honest opinions.

Switzerland has a reputation for being one of the most expensive destinations in the world, but what does a week there really cost? I’m breaking down exactly what we have spent on accommodations, transportation, food, and activities while exploring this incredible country. If Switzerland is on your bucket list, these real-world numbers may help you plan—and might surprise you.

When people ask what my kids loved most in Rome, they're always surprised by the answer. It wasn't the Colosseum or the Trevi Fountain—it was Gladiator School. Seeing them completely light up as they learned, played, and imagined life in Ancient Rome made it one of those travel experiences I'll never forget.

If you are planning to go to Florence with kids , this is the itinerary you need. After visiting 10+ times, we learned what is overhyped and what is actually worth it. We share some of the tours and activities that were actually kid-friendly and the best way to explore Florence with kids without feeling overwhelmed.

We learned pretty quickly that train travel through Europe can feel overwhelming and even more so with kids and luggage. After navigating stations, overnight trains, delays, snacks, strollers, and all the little things no one tells you about, we’re sharing the tips that actually made traveling Europe by train with kids feel easier, smoother, and less stressful.

If you’ve been dreaming about a Mediterranean getaway that balances adventure, relaxation, and unforgettable scenery, this itinerary is for you. This trip ended up being the perfect blend of beach days, charming towns, amazing food, and slow family travel.

In this itinerary, we share how we loosely planned our days in Mallorca, what’s actually worth seeing, and the places I’d recommend if you want a trip that feels both elevated and easy with kids.

We spent a weekend in Rome with our kids and quickly realized you don’t have to do it the “hard way” to see everything. Instead of walking miles and dealing with meltdowns, we found the easiest (and most fun) way to experience all the highlights—while keeping everyone happy. This is exactly how we’d plan a few days in Rome again. If you’re traveling with kids, this itinerary will make your trip so much easier and more enjoyable!

Exploring Rome with kids can feel overwhelming, but booking a golf cart tour completely changed our experience—in the best way. Instead of long walks and crowded streets, we were able to comfortably see iconic sights like the Colosseum, Trevi Fountain, and Pantheon while also discovering hidden gems we would have missed on our own. Our guide made everything engaging and easy to follow, bringing the city’s history to life in a way that kept everyone interested. It was the perfect mix of convenience, fun, and flexibility, especially as a family.

Just 1 hour outside of Florence, tucked away in the hills of Tuscany, is the medieval town of San Gimignano. This place feels like you are transported back in time. From wondering the cobblestone streets to gazing up at the famous medieval towers, while overlooking the countryside, this hidden gem is a must add to your Italian Itinerary.

Thees are the exact steps I take to setup my phone and be prepared before I land in Europe—insurance, international phone plan, passport security and backups, translation apps and so much more.

I’m sharing exactly how we did Disney World trip for our family without overspending. From where we stayed to simple ways we saved in the parks. These tips made all the difference on being able to do Disney at a budget in 2026!

A curated guide to our top European destinations and family-friendly itineraries, all based on real trips we’ve taken and loved. Discover the best places to visit in Europe with kids, where to base yourself, and how to plan an itinerary that’s both memorable and manageable. From iconic cities to scenic mountain towns and beach destinations, these guide are designed to help you plan a stress-free, unforgettable European family vacation.

If you’ve ever wondered how families manage to travel long-term with school-age kids, this post breaks it all down. I share why the Boundless model makes extended travel more realistic, what makes the program special, and how it creates meaningful experiences for both parents and kids. It’s a glimpse into a different way of living—one that combines education, community, and adventure and why it might be the perfect fit for families dreaming of exploring the world together.

We keep coming back to Siesta Key because it’s one of those rare places that feels both beautiful and easy with kids. It’s a vibrant little barrier island near Sarasota with some of the most gorgeous sand we’ve ever seen - it’s famous for a reason! From slow mornings fishing off our deck to sunset walks on the beach, this is the ultimate guide to the best family friendly destination in Florida.

Ready to take the stress out of family trip planning and actually make it fun? This guide gives you smart, ready-to-use AI prompts you can copy-and-paste into tools like ChatGPT or Claude to build packing lists, kid-friendly activities, flight plans, conversation starters, and more — all tailored to your destination and your kids’ ages. These are the exact prompts that parents need to smarter and travel happier. 

When planning your trip to Switzerland, one of the hardest decisions to make is where to base yourself. Switzerland may be small, but each region offers something completely different — from dramatic alpine villages in the Jungfrau Region to lakeside charm around Lake Lucerne and Mediterranean-style fun in Ticino. Choosing the right bases made all the difference for us, helping turn long train days into scenic adventures and giving us unforgettable views without the stress. In this guide, I share exactly where we stayed, why those spots worked so well for our family, and how you can confidently plan your own Swiss trip with kids.