As family vacation season approaches, parents are increasingly seeking meaningful and enriching experiences with their loved ones. Mexico emerges as a top destination, offering a blend of relaxation and adventure suitable for all ages. From beach-front resorts with comprehensive children's programs to eco-tourism adventures, Mexico's diverse offerings ensure that every family member has an unforgettable time.
Puerto Vallarta, a coastal town in Mexico, is a haven for families looking to bond over new experiences. Velas Vallarta, a beach-front resort in Marina Vallarta, is a prime example of family-oriented accommodation. It boasts a year-round complimentary children's program, including a Kids Club for those aged 4 to 12. The resort's picturesque grounds, complete with flower-lined walkways and rustic bridges, create an idyllic setting for family memories. For reservations and more information, potential guests can reach out to Velas Vallarta at 1-800-VELAS-PV.
La Jolla de Mismaloya, another family-friendly resort in Puerto Vallarta, offers 303 luxurious suites, each with a private terrace. The resort's children's program caters to kids aged 5 to 11 and includes a variety of activities such as handicrafts, beach soccer, and treasure hunts.
For those seeking adventure, Vallarta Adventure Tours provides a plethora of family-friendly excursions. Opportunities include swimming with dolphins at Nuevo Vallarta Dolphin Center, whale watching at Marietas Islands, and exploring the historic mining village of San Sebastian. Families can also unwind on the untouched beach of Caletas.
Fiesta Americana Grand in Cabo San Lucas offers the Fiesta Kids program, tailored to keep children entertained with arts and crafts, table games, and a cool, air-conditioned area with kid-friendly TV programs. The resort also features a game room, arcade, and offers babysitting services and cribs upon request.
Hotel Cabo San Lucas presents a diverse array of children's activities, including marine biology tours, whale watching, tennis, sailing, parasailing, and horseback riding on hidden trails.
The Baja Adventure Company is a gateway to the region's rich eco-tourism, offering whale watching trips, diving adventures, and kayaking expeditions on the Baja California Peninsula.
Santiago Zoo, located in Miraflores near San Jose del Cabo, is a small but well-maintained zoo that houses a variety of animals, including some native to the Cape Region. The zoo is open daily from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the summer, and admission is free.
Fiesta Americana Condesa Acapulco caters to families with on-site children's activities and a Fiesta Kids Club program during the summer. Situated on the beach in downtown Acapulco, the resort is within walking distance of numerous restaurants, shops, and craft stores.
The Radisson Resort Acapulco offers stunning views of Acapulco Bay, a private beach, two swimming pools, and a children's wading pool. A tramway provides convenient access from the lobby to the guestrooms and pool area.
Parque Papagayo is a 52-acre playground featuring an aviary, roller skating rink, mini racetrack, bumper boats, and a space ship replica. It's a delightful spot for both kids and adults, open daily from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. For more details, visitors can call 011-52-7-485-9623.
Cici Water Park is another family favorite, offering dolphin swims, seal shows, and water slides. Located along Costera Miguel Aleman, the park is open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Additional information can be obtained by calling 011-52-7-484-8210.
Hyatt Regency Cancun introduces Camp Hyatt, a recreational program for children aged 3 to 12. The program includes a variety of amenities and activities, running Tuesday through Sunday with two daily sessions. Prices range from $10 per child per session to $15 for a full day. The resort also features a game room, arcade, and a private children's pool.
Aquamarina Beach Hotel provides all-inclusive family accommodations with a Children's Club and on-site miniature golf. Up to two children aged 11 or younger stay free with at least two accompanying adults.
Yucatan Ecotourism & Adventure Tours offers children the chance to engage in bird watching, Mayan ruin exploration, jungle trekking, kayaking, scuba diving & snorkeling, swimming with dolphins, and wildlife observation.
Xcaret ecological theme park, a short drive from the hotel zone, allows families to swim with dolphins, snorkel, visit turtle hatcheries, float down rivers, and witness ancient Mayan dances.
The Mexico Tourism Board (MTB) is a collaborative effort between federal and state governments, municipalities, and private companies to promote Mexico's tourism attractions and destinations internationally. Established in 1999, the MTB is Mexico’s tourism promotion agency, with offices across North America, Europe, Asia, and Latin America.
For further information about planning a family vacation in Mexico, please visit the Mexico Tourism Board website or contact Erick Laseca at 312-228-0517 ext 14 or via email at erick.laseca@bm.com.
Interesting stats and data about family travel to Mexico are not commonly discussed in mainstream articles. However, according to the Family Travel Association, family travel is one of the fastest-growing segments in the tourism industry, with Mexico being one of the top international destinations for U.S. families. The Mexican government's data indicates that the country welcomed over 44.7 million international tourists in 2019, with a significant portion comprising families seeking cultural experiences, adventure, and relaxation (SECTUR).
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