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When you're backpacking through Europe or enjoying a family getaway, the last thing you want is to be bogged down by bulky gear. But don't skip on packing a camera — you'll definitely want to capture your adventures. The best cameras for travel are small and lightweight, but still deliver great photo quality.

Good travel cameras are usually point-and-shoots, because they're small enough to take anywhere. There's no wrong choice, so pick one based on your budget and what features matter most to you.

If you're just starting out with photography and want a good all-around camera, we recommend the Canon PowerShot G9 X Mark II. At just $429, it offers nearly everything we'd expect of an entry-level model: autofocus that locks onto subjects quickly; shooting in low light; and good battery life, though not as long as some others here. It can also shoot in RAW format, which gives photographers greater control over edits (though it does mean the files will take up more space). And it has Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity so you can easily transfer photos to your phone.