FivePax is a family travel website focused on responsible and educational experiences involving nature and culture. Our goal is to make the concept of being responsible global citizens as native to our kids as cell phones are to millenials.
We are everyday folks with day jobs, yet we travel fairly extensively as a family of five. See how we do it in our guide on how to travel more with kids! Check out our posts on camping and hiking, road trips, and international travel, or follow us on Instagram or Facebook to see where we are headed next!
Camping meal ideas usually go like this:
Hotdogs, smores, potato pockets, PB&J, repeat.
Hotdogs, smores, potato pockets, PB&J, repeat.
C’mon man! Camping meal ideas don’t have to be bland and you don’t have to be a professional chef either. We’ve been testing different options for the past few years and have made your lives easy. Behold our 5 day complete car camping food menu:
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We are teaming up with Abu Dhabi local Garvin Reid, best known for his influential instagram feed on international travel and stunning photography, curating a must-do itinerary for visiting Abu Dhabi with or without kids.
Anytime we travel, we like to have a quick briefing book in hand to get a sense of the culture. If you have Abu Dhabi travel plans, this guide should cover all your bases.
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Are you thinking of spending a day of your adventurous vacation with your baby at the beach? If the thought of this sounds overwhelming, take a breath and keep reading. Just follow our simple hacks for a successful day in the sun.
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New York City in the summertime is hot. Between the humidity and the heat, it can get downright oppressive. Mingled into most plans for a week in NYC is a trip to Coney Island, which is totally worth it, but the beach there can be a bit suffocating with the crowd. An alternative to Coney Island is Rockaway in Queens. Rockaway is a local favorite, and in my opinion the best baby and toddler friendly beach in NYC. Brittany and I bring our family to Rockaway at least two or three times every summer.
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