A different kind of travel site
for families who think differently

Feel at ease with our community of BIPOC families who share first-hand travel experiences and how to explore the world with intention.

You love your kids, but let's face it - traveling with them is not easy.

Taking your family on a trip, especially to a place that is new to you, can take a lot of preparation. Sometimes that lift is too much, so you opt to just stay home.

Few parents have time to plan an adventure that keeps in consideration the needs and interests of each of your family members, determined by age, ensuring you are supporting local businesses, and respecting the local culture and community, all while being a parent.

But don’t worry – Beautiful Brown Adventures offers a seamless solution for planning and executing diverse outdoor adventures that cater to the entire family’s needs and preferences, prioritizing antiracist travel choices, while fostering memorable and stress-free experiences.

Hi! We're Angel & Angelica

We are two mama friends-of-color intent on journeying around the world with our beautiful brown familias. We invite you to come along for the adventure! More about us.

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Strengthen family bonds through travel

Beautiful Brown Adventures has everything you need to get your family outdoors today.

Get inspired

With travel inspiration and itineraries

Reduce stress

With practical tips to make traveling with little kids a little easier

Be connected

Build community with other families using antiracism to change how they travel

Travel as unique as your family

There are many travel blogs overflowing with content. Here’s what makes us different:

Acknowledging the Indigenous communities whose land we are on in every travel post
Providing history and context to the places we have visited
Visiting and recommending family-friendly BIPOC-owned restaurants and businesses
Sharing our travel experiences as BIPOC families including who we see, how we feel, and how we’re treated
Brainstorming and experimenting with what it means to apply an ‘antiracist framework’ to our travel and planning with our children.