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Travelling with kids is never easy, especially when you’re planning a road trip and need to keep them entertained on long drive.
If you’re wandering what things to bring on a road trip that will not only keep the little ones engaged but also save you time, money, and save your sanity, then you’re in the right place.
We’re no strangers to a road trip. We spent 18 months road tripping Australia and 12 months road tripping the USA with our two daughters, so we’ve got the road trip packing list down.
Below I have listed my essential items for a road trip with kids, so you can make sure you pack everything you need.
Some of these will be things you have at home, others are items you may not have thought about, and some you’ll think are a bit random but hear me out – this is based on 2.5 years of continuous road trip experience.
Thank me later!
- Family Road Trip Packing List
- 1. Mini Micro Scooter
- 2. High Speed Blender
- 3. Packing Cubes
- 4. Samsung Galaxy or iPad
- 5. Heater and Fan
- 6. Travel Pillows
- 7. Backseat Organizer & Trunk Organizer
- 8. Breakdown Kit
- 9. Portable Charger
- 10. Audiobooks
- 11. Trash Bags
- 12. Snacks
- 13. Car Seats
- 14. Travel Tray
- 15. Toiletries
- 16. Motion Sickness Tablets
- 17. Bug Spray
- 18. Portable Potty
- 19. Nespresso Coffee Machine
- 20. Cold Press Juicer
- Final Thoughts
- More Family Travel Tips
Family Road Trip Packing List
Let’s face it, you already know you need to pack a suitcase full of clothes and some bed sheets, but these are a few items you may not have considered.
Below are items that give you a little more comfort after a day of bouncing around on those corrugated dusty roads.
Here are some essential items for a road trip with kids to make your vacation a more memorable one!
1. Mini Micro Scooter
The son of some friends we made on our USA road trip had a Mini Micro scooter and we can’t believe why we didn’t get one for our girls sooner!
Savannah kept sneaking rides on it; it was her first time on a scooter and she learned how to ride it so quickly.
We later bought her a cheap scooter from Target and she could barely get it to move, so we upgraded her Mini Micro for her birthday and it was the best investment ever!
She LOVES it and it’s amazing how fast she gets around on it.
When sitting in a car all day, pulling over to let her whizz around on her scooter gives her time and space to let off some energy, and helped us embrace longer walks again as a family.
We bring her scooter everywhere on a road trip so she can zip around on that instead of begging to be carried. They’re small and easy to fit in your car too, whether you have an RV or a standard vehicle.
2. High Speed Blender
Without a doubt, the high speed blender is the best thing we’ve packed for our road trip. They’re heavy and expensive, but so worth it.
Health is priority for me, especially travelling with a need for gluten-free food. Having this blender means I can start my day with a green smoothie and make all sorts of goodies like raw caramel slice, chocolate balls and carrot soup.
I never want to travel without one again.
It’s one of those electrical items that’s rarely provided in hotels or even in Airbnbs, but one we use all the time at home.
3. Packing Cubes
I’m a terrible packer and organiser. I just throw stuff in and when I need to find something, my suitcase erupts and I get frustrated and cranky. Packing cells have saved my suitcase hell.
I have a cell for skirts/shorts, dresses, tops and underwear. I have them for the kids also.
If I planned it better, I would have colour matched them to the different clothes styles as I often have to open each cell to find out what’s in there.
4. Samsung Galaxy or iPad
A tablet is a lifesaver for traveling with kids, no matter how you choose to travel.
It gives them time to watch movies and play educational games and helps give us time out when we need it. It’s also been very helpful for Kalyra’s schoolwork and she loves to film her own videos and take photos on it.
We added an iPad into the mix to stop them fighting over the Samsung. However, I’m not an Apple fan at all so much prefer the Samsung Galaxy.
On a side note, if you’re getting a tablet for your kids, make sure to get some headphones to go with it – otherwise you’ll be listening to hours of Baby Shark songs from the back seat!
5. Heater and Fan
It didn’t take us long before we realised we needed some heating in the van at night.
If you’re planning a road trip for longer than six months, then you’re going to run into alternate seasons which means you need to think about warming up in the winter and cooling down in the summer.
We packed this heater and fan combo, which was a lifesaver on those freezing early mornings in some places. There’s nothing like getting out of a bed to a toasty warm camper trailer.
In some places a fan is completely useless, and there’s just nothing you can do to cool down that intense heat! However, the fan was much better than sitting in hot, stagnant air and has offered us a lot of relief.
6. Travel Pillows
If you’re road trip has a few long drives, then you’ll want a comfortable travel pillow for your kids so they can sleep comfortably in the back without straining their neck.
7. Backseat Organizer & Trunk Organizer
By now you’re probably thinking there is a lot to take with you and worrying about how to find everything.
Fear not, get a backseat organizer! These are a great way to keep things organized and so your kids can reach their things without needing to ask you.
You can put their games, coloring books and crayons, snacks and water bottles in handy pockets within arms reach of their seats.
In your trunk, get a trunk organizer so you can do the same thing. This will help you separate your day backpacks from your sleeping gear and breakdown items…
8. Breakdown Kit
No one wants to break down on their road trip, but you must prepare for the worst.
Our road trip necessities are jumper cables, spare tire, blankets and of course a mini first aid kit with bandages.
Hopefully, you don’t get a flat tire or have an accident, but we always find if we prepare for it we never need it.
9. Portable Charger
Don’t rely on your car battery to charge your phone! Get yourself a portable charger just in case.
If you’re playing music or audiobooks while on the road, this can drain your phone battery and you might need it for navigation.
10. Audiobooks
Kids need plenty of entertainment while you’re driving, so if you want to minimize the amount of time they spend looking at devices, download some audiobooks.
You can find audiobooks on many platforms these days, such as Spotify or Apple Music.
You can also download a free trial on Audible, Amazon’s audiobook service, and see how you like it.
11. Trash Bags
An essential item to add to your family road trip checklist is trash bags. This is not only for keeping your car clean, but for picking up your rubbish when you’re out and about.
Remember, leave only footprints, take only photographs!
12. Snacks
Loading up your car with snacks, water bottles and food for the journey is a must. Get a cooler for the boot to keep sandwiches and fridge items cold.
Pack plenty of baby food and formula that your child wants, especially if you’re road tripping from a country outside your own, as the brand your babies and toddlers like might not be available everywhere.
Some snacks we like to give our kids on road trips are sliced carrots, pretzels, and sandwiches. This is because our kids like it and also they don’t make a mess on the back seat!
13. Car Seats
If you have older kids, you won’t need this, but of course for families with toddlers and small children you’re going to need to add your car seats to your list of family road trip essentials.
Assuming you’re hiring a car or RV and embarking on a road trip abroad, you’ll find that you have to pay extra to hire a car seat and it won’t be nearly as good or as comfortable as the one you use at home.
Save money on hire charges and take a car seat with you.
14. Travel Tray
Another useful item for kids on a road trip is a travel tray, which is essentially a table that sits over their car seat.
You can prop up a tablet, or give them a table to do some coloring on.
It will get used, trust me!
15. Toiletries
Load up your car with the must-haves in your toiletry bag, whether that be makeup related or simple hygiene items.
There will be times when your bathrooms are not stocked, or go to a public restroom and there’s no toilet paper.
Bring wet wipes and hand sanitizer, I guarantee you will use them!
16. Motion Sickness Tablets
This is something that you may or may not need, depending on how well you do with car rides.
I get motion sickness, so I always pack up motion sickness meds.
You do you.
17. Bug Spray
This is also destination dependent, but I don’t think there has been anywhere we’ve been on a road trip where we haven’t encountered bugs.
If you’re someone who loves nature and plan to do some hikes on your road trip, then pack some bug spray for those days out in the forest.
18. Portable Potty
Depending on how long your drives are, and if you’re little ones are potty trained, you might want to skip this.
When we road tripped with our girls when they were small, we had a portable potty, and it was such a lifesaver!
There were plenty of times when we were driving for hours without encountering a gas station or somewhere to use the facilities.
Think about where you’re heading on your road trip and whether this will help. They can be quite bulky, but I would say if you’re doing a USA road trip, it’s definitely worth it.
19. Nespresso Coffee Machine
Now, we didn’t actually have a coffee machine on our road trips, but if I did a road trip again, I would definitely pack one.
Friends of ours had a Nespresso Machine and they saved a ton of money making their own coffee each morning. They often made one for us too!
We are addicted to cappuccinos and have one almost every day. That’s a lot of money wasted on coffee.
If you have the same addiction, find room for a good coffee machine on your road trip packing list.
I’d prefer a proper espresso machine, but I think for a road trip they are too big and expensive.
20. Cold Press Juicer
A juicer is another kitchen appliance you might not think to pack but would be worth adding to your packing list.
We have smoothies for breakfast and juices for lunch or a pick me up snack. It can be hard to get the nutrition you need when travelling; a slow press juicer makes ensures pure nutrients are soaking immediately into your blood.
It’s another one of those electrical items you won’t find in an Airbnb or hotel room, so if you enjoy juices as much as we do, you’ll want to bring your own.
Don’t forget to visit the local farmer’s markets to stock up on the fresh produce!
Final Thoughts
So there you have it, those are the essential items you should bring on those long car rides and road trips.
Of course, you can also bring whatever toys or coloring books your children like, this list is just a list of essential items we would bring.
And of course, think about your destination before packing. You may find that a lot of these items you can pick up along the road.
We hope this helped you plan your packing list and gave you inspiration for what to take!
Hi Caz and Craig! Can’t believe your journey is almost over. I will be in touch soon anyway, but I couldn’t resist this competition. (and I rarely enter comps!)
I completely agreed with your list, and I think the things I would choose from http://www.davidjones.com.au are so similar – top of the list would be Kuvings whole Slow juicer: 84,915 points or $629 so I could buy roadside and local market produce everywhere we went and get lots of nutrients into us…my kids and husband are very loyal to my ‘interesting’ juice combinations. Another buy would be YogiToes non slip towel 12,143 points or $89.99 to use with my new Yoga OKU mat 8,093 points or 59.95, so I could keep up my practice and absorb the sweat from Aussie summers!
For 100,000 Membership Rewards Points, I’d love to have the following:
Lonely Planet – Africa 6749
Lonely Planet – Myanmar 5129
Lonely Planet – Nepal 5399
Lonely Planet – Mexico 5399
Lonely Planet – Florence and Tuscany 4994
Lonely Planet – Perth and West Coast Australia 4724
Lonely Planet – Queensland and the Great Barrier Reef 4724
The Thing About Prague 4049
Korjo Digital Luggage Scale 6743
Michael Kors Lexington Watch 51165
Items 1-7 are essentials in planning how to tick off a whole heap of destinations from my Must-go-to list. Item 8 is a great plane read and is about my single most favourite city in the face of the planet. Item 9 is an absolute life-saver, especially if I end up buying more books in the course of my travels. Lastly, Item 10 is my talisman — something fancy when I need to dress up and something actually functional and useful.
A Gopro Hero4 would be a great addition to capture memories while we’re travelling through Far Nth Queensland for 3 months with our three children later this year. Points 73,980
Hi Caz and Craig,
This competition couldn’t come at a better time. I have just booked a holiday to the Philippines, with Cebu Air (they had an amazing special). Alas, the budget airline does not have in-flight entertainment.
So what I dearly need is an Apple iPad mini (83,430 or 104,895 points) to make the 9 hour flight each way more entertaining.
(Although, having said that, I could spend 100,000 points on books instead…. but that wouldn’t leave much room in my bag for bikinis now would it.)
Cheers,
Lyndal Pontello
Travelling with kids needs a lot of planning and sorting out. It’s almost like carrying a house all over again whereever you go. But i like the experience.
Ooh, i think my list would be so much like yours.. I have never thought of those nespresso machines because of the wastage, but i think thats a great point of it being compact and saving a heap of cash so I would go Breville Nespresso: 45, 765 points or $339. Two Thermos 470ml Vacuum Insulated Travel Mug $44.95 6,068 each, because what parent gets to drink their coffee hot.. I like the Moleskine Passions Journal – Travel $39.95 5,393. The Stretch Lights ( 2 Pack ) $19.95 2,693 look handy. and for the kids two Mini Micro Scooter: 17,415 points or $129
I would definitely buy a Canon 700D for 175,230 points. I had a Canon S95 before my current camera and it is only now that I no longer have it that I appreciate the clarity of the shots it took and the beautiful colours. The 700D is my dream camera because it is a Canon and my husband’s good but old (it’s been dropped one too many times) Nikon is wearing out. We both share photographic duties for the blog but I (let) him carry the heavier camera. I’m thoughtful like that, lol.
I’d spend my 100,000 points on a Toshiba Satellite L50d-B018/19 worth 94,365 points, so I could use it to stay in contact with my loved ones at home or rather upload fantastic photos of my trip taken with my Sony W810 Digital Camera (worth 19,980 points) to make them jealous; cos that’s how you tell you had an amazing holiday. And at the same time I’d have something to look up information about my destinations so I don’t seem like such a tourist as I sip down a cocktail by the pool with my new Ray Bans RB 2140 (worth 28,343 points).
Hi Caz,
If I had 100,000 Membership Rewards points to use online at David Jones, I would love to get the Samsonite Luggage (Duranxt Lite 55cm Upright – 36,315
Membership Rewards points, or $269) for my next travel adventure.
The reason I think it would make my travel adventure better because this Samsonite Duranxt is everything you need to handle your clothes, personal items, event your laptop, or camera, etc. for a short trip like 3, 4 days. This is coupled with multiple pockets, expandability and piggyback straps all wrapped up in a light and durable package as well as 360 degree multi-directional wheels.
And if you travel for a long trip, this Samsonite Duranxt is also a perfect company with your big luggages. With its dimensions as 55 x 36 x 24 cm and only weight 2.6 kg, this is an ideal one for a cabin luggage which saves you from a lot of trouble when you are on the plane.
On the other hand, this Samsonite Duranxt also comes with 10 years warranty which gives you the confidence and ease when using it. So this is my best suggestion when you go shopping for your next travel adventure, especially when you haven’t had any good luggage yet.
All the best for all your trips.
Cheers
Vu Lam Cao
([email protected])
A gro pro hero would be incredible to catch all the exciting events that the family and I will have 73980
I would use my points towards flying family to America for a trip if a lifetime.
i have nearly brought second hand,, for once in my life.. it would be nice to have new
I would like 2 herrington goose feather and down quilts and pillows for my children 47115 points each, would keep them warm during the coming winter
I would get a Morgan Traveller by Fossil! The perfect carry-all for my daily essentials!
If I had 100,000 points to use at http://www.davidjones.com.au I’d go the trunki which is only 8,093 points. Bargain for peace of mind and ease of toddler transporting:) The rest of the points would possibly be spent on chocolate and wine for mummy:)
With the 100000 membership points i would purchase:
– Go pro hero 4 (71,280 points)
– Go travel, travel pillow (2,153 points)
– Go Travel, Weigh Me (3,773 points)
– Food Lover’s Guide to the World (4,049 points)
– Pop Up Brush With Mirror Compact (1,343 points)
– Witchery Alia Passport Holder ( 2,693 points)
– Belkin Dual Wall Charger (8,097 points)
– Lonely Planet: Thailand ( 6,074 points)
Thanks! 🙂
I would put the 100,000 points towards a Gucci Collection Timepiece that has dual zone times on its digital display – this would allow me to keep track of the current time and also time back home (Australia) to ensure i am not waking the aussies up at ungodly hours of the night/morning – it would help conserve roaming charges while abroad (when calling at wrong times).
Hi guys, our next travel adventure will be our first as a family.
We’ve been a family of two for two years now, but we’re about to add a third!
So we might not need all those things you’ve suggested quite yet but for our next travel adventure (most likely to Hawaii!) I thought these would be lovely to make our travels more relaxed. At least more relaxed for the mum-to-be before the madness begin.
1) Isola Woodblock Kaftan 20,243 pts
– nice and loose to cover the bump yet stylish enough for some romantic dinners out.
2) Helen Kaminski’s Ankarana Rollable Raffia Wide Visor 20,925 pts
– these hormones certainly don’t play nice with the sun so covering up seems a very good idea with this lovely wide brimmed visor.
Then, although the baby isn’t out for this adventure, I found this lovely bag that could double up as a travel bag and then be used as a nappy bag later.
3) Storksak’s Elizabeth Leather Bag 53,993 pts
Lastly, my husband doesn’t really need much but to get him in the holiday mood, the last one is for him.
4) Country Road’s Floral Print Boardie 4,044 pts
We’re looking forwards to our next travel adventure before our world turns upside down. How lovely if we had these extra points to spend before the sleepless nights (and days?).
Thanks for letting me dream about our next travel adventure! Hope we get those extra points!
Defiantly a GoPro Hero4 ! I love adventure holidays and getting out there, this would be the icing on the adventures cake! and only 71,280 points so I could probably get something pretty too 🙂
As my partner and I do a lot of travelling and camping around the gem fields of Far North Queensland my wish list is as follows. Premier Inflatable Mattress Queen Size 36,315 points RocSports Lite ES Mudguard sneaker 24,293 points Spectator Stripe Paper Straw Floppy 6,609 points Bellambi Sunglasses by the Cancer Council 5,393 points Wenger Hiking Pack 5,265 points Korjo Water Boiler 4,718 points Stainless King 470ml Vacuum Insulated Travel Mug 6,068 points Varta Indestructible Led Torch 2,967 points Philips Self Powered Radio 8,097 These would make me a very happy camper and I love the idea of a self powered radio. Everyone in the North who goes through cyclones and loss of power should have one! My points total is 99725.
I’m getting married in France in a few months and i’ve lost a ton of weight, its taken 3 years to loose 33KG.
So, I would buy 2 things with 100K membership reward points to make my upcoming adventures to Europe even better.
1. A beautiful designer dress (in a size 12, ive never been a size 12!) to wear for the reception/dancing portion of the wedding so I look hot and brand new hubby is all impressed. And what better titled attire than the INNER GODDESS LACE DRESS by Rebecca Vallance, currently on sale at 75,505
http://shop.davidjones.com.au/djs/en/davidjones/inner-goddess-lace-dress
2. Then we go on our honeymoon to PARIS and after 3 years of salad I want to eat all the french food i can lay my hands on!! Therefore i would spend 4,725 points on the Delicious Days in Paris book by Jane Paech so i can track down the best French pastries in Paris and then eat them.
http://shop.davidjones.com.au/djs/en/davidjones/delicious-days-in-paris
My husband and I are avid travellers and regardless of whether we are staying at the Langham in Hong Kong or trekking along the Annapurna trail, there’s a few things that are a must that are available from http://www.davidjones.com.au:
Chanel Coco Mademoiselle Parfum Purse Spray – 25515 points. Perfect for handbag or trek pack and keeps me smelly beautiful all day…regardless of where I am!
Fitbit Charge Small – 22815 points. Essential for looking at steps taken, distance covered and great to look back at when you are home.
Read Leather Journal – 5265 points. Absolutely necessary and can’t leave home without it. Record all my travels and experiences and afterwards I can read it again to remember and be bought back in the moment as own words come back to me and transport me to another place and time.
Apple Ipad Mini wi-fi 16gb Space Grey – 40230 points. Wherever I am, I am connected to my friends and family by Facebook, the internet and the handy maps help me when I’m lost and my husband finally (FINALLY!) agrees to ask for directions.
Ella Bache Great Spray Tan – 6075 points. And comes with bonus gift! #winning. For me, a spray tan at the start of my holidays just sets everything up perfectly. Although by the end of my trip I’ve been out and about during the day so I can be all natural 🙂
Travel is all about new places, people and experiences. These items help me maintain my creatures comforts from home but give me the freedom to explore, take challenges and live.
Number one on my list would be an IPAD Air WiFi + Cellular 16Gb for 88,695 points. This would be so helpful to plot and check our family itinerary, route, download travel apps (Playground Finder when travelling with kids), look up campsites (if touring), restaurants, do my banking, take and post photos on Instagram, the list is endless really.
While I don’t believe in going on holiday to just look at a phone or iPad, when you are holidaying and making the most of things it can be tiring, so just to have some downtime and watch a TV show for a short while at night can be useful (Foxtel Go).
Sunbeam Aviva 6L Pressure Cooker = 25,515 Rewards Points, perfect for whipping up a super fast delicious meal at the end of an adventurous day or to slow cook across the day, whatever takes our fancy and whatever makes life easier on holiday’s, eating out is not always affordable.
The Trenery Thomas Weekender 50524 points. Because these reusable shopping bags just aren’t going to cut it in Europe I don’t think.
Too easy! With my 100,000 points I’ll get an Apple
iPad Air Wi-Fi + Cellular 32GB Silver (REDEEM 94,230 OR EARN 1396 POINTS) for our next family travel adventure. It would keep the kiddies happy on the way there, let us to take and view amazing photos and videos and allow us to easily keep in touch with friends and family while we’re away.
oohh the possiblities are ENDLESS! But firstly, I MUST have the Prismo Spinner 55cm in Blue, (REDEEM 36,315) so it keeps the treasure I pick up along the way safe, and I can see it from a mile away in case I misplace it. Then the Current/Elliott Fling Boyfriend jean (REDEEM 51,165) for both comfort and style while racking up the mileage on the road. And finally the Kas Ombre Throw (REDEEM 13,493) for those nights when you need a snuggle.
My wife has put her request in for a Rachel Gilbert, Zaria dress – 80 662 points.
My sons, the duplo zoo – 5399 and bat cave adventures – 10 779
You’d think I miss out, but 100 000 is plenty
Canti prosecco – 2693
(plus I’m a Scott so I can use up every last cent)
Heya Caz and Craig!
My name is Rafael Mendonça, and this is my first time posting in your Blog. I have been lurking here for a while though, making plans, saving money and stuff about traveling. And of course, absorbing your words of encouragement. \o/
So… an “must have” item at DavidJones?
Well i guess i would choose this:
The Dry Red No 5 – Travel Backpack -> 30,375 Points (I guess this would help me take the real first step, haha).
Hope to hear of you guys soon. o/
I’d get Chloe’s Marcie small shoulder bag. It’d make my adventure better as I’d be feeling extra special with this amazing bag, carrying all my travel essentials, which needs 128,115 Membership reward points to be redeemed.
Hello Caz and Craig, I have also been enjoying your travels. I especially love the planning process of a trip, short or long, and feel a great sense of accomplishment when I get it right so I’m loving soaking up your knowledge!
Many of your choices are spot on for me but I doubt I would have thought of them myself.
In particular the Samsung Galaxy (essential), Nespresso coffee machine(shot of sanity anyone?!), and the Sunbeam heater/fan(luxury).
I would choose all the above with the addition of a Breville Original74 Jaffle/Sandwich maker which is a godsend for a super quick and cheap snack with no fuss because I want to have a good time too and not “cook”. 13,493 points.
Another beauty is the Sunbeam Vac780 vacuum packing system with which you can take full advantage of the gorgeous produce you come across or fish you (hopefully) catch. Really easy to use and pack in your little fridge as all the air is expelled from each bag. 40,365 points.
Of course the big plus for both my items is the whole family can have a go!
See you on the road, Faye x
C & C – would you give to me,
this useful item for my trip to NYC,
it’s been quite cold, so I’ve been told,
but an all-purpose jacket never really gets old,
so this http://shop.davidjones.com.au/djs/en/davidjones/light-weight-field-stone-washed-jacket by Hugo Boss,
at 87,615 points really is no loss,
& expect to see in my every Instagram post,
#davidjonesiloveyouthemost!
So many places to visit, & travel creates beautiful memories that would be enhanced with the ability of lifelong recall provided by a GoPro Hero4 Silver for 71,280 points.
This would leave me enough to get a Philips 9″ Portable DVD Player PD9010/79 for 17,547, paired with a Logitech USB Headset H390 for 9,447 points to keep the kids happy (& quiet!) on long drives. Perfect!
So many places on my wishlist, & travel creates such beautiful memories that would be enhanced with the ability of lifelong recall provided by a GoPro Hero4 Silver for 71,280 points.
This would leave me enough to get a Philips 9″ Portable DVD Player PD9010/79 for 17,547, paired with a Logitech USB Headset H390 for 9,447 points to keep the kids happy (& quiet!) on long drives. Perfect!
hi caz and craig theres nothing better than a long trip with the family and i enjoy reading yr journey and if i can buy or win 100,000 pointsI would get from David Jones an apple ipad air 2 Wi-Fi + Cellular 64GB – Gold for the family at a very reasonable 121,095 points on American express, we will have more time to read your blogs ! I would pay the difference just to keep the kids happy on our next long trip ! thanks and safe journey !
So many places still on my wishlist, & travel creates such beautiful memories that would be enhanced with the ability of lifelong recall provided by a GoPro Hero4 Silver for 71,280 points.
This would leave me enough to get a Philips 9″ Portable DVD Player PD9010/79 for 17,547, paired with a Logitech USB Headset H390 for 9,447 points to keep the kids happy (& quiet!) on long drives. Perfect!
An apple ipad mini from David Jones to facebook my mates.
Share my travel experiences with my status updates.
American express be my partner in crime.
100,000 points would make any journey divine.
Hi Caz & Craig
I would absolutely love the Samsonite Firelite Spinner 75cm in beautiful Blue. This would allow for maximum shopping as it so light and very protective so I would have the security of knowing my shopping is unlikely to be damaged. Being a brilliant blue it will also make it easier to locate on the luggage conveyor. It is 107,865 points on the David Jones website and would be points soooo well spent! Thanks so much for the great site and travel blog!