Family Resorts in Mexico

jaschmidt | Jan 14, 2010 |

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Family resorts in Mexico are often the busiest vacation spots since most of them have a lot to offer for the children and teenagers, not only in entertainment but also in discounts. A family can make the most of their budget while children can maximize their enjoyment. In fact, an all inclusive package at family resorts in Mexico have to be booked early, if families intend to have a wonderful time in family resorts in Mexico. Let's try to find out about these resorts by area:

Family Resorts in Mexico- Cancun

Cancun often comes on top when listing down the top Mexican tourists' choices. The city's Hotel Zone lines the white sandy beaches of the Caribbean waterfront. You'll find 6 favorite family resorts in Mexico that easily run out of vacancies because of their affordable all-inclusive packages. There's the Club Med Yucatan, but don't be fooled by its austere sounding name. It used to be an exclusive venue for adults but since times have changed, they now welcome everyone including kids and teenagers by setting up clubs dedicated for their respective age groups.

Then there's the Crown Paradise, which similar to Club Med provides hangout clubs for the young ones but has added their own nice touch of providing a Baby Club for toddlers three years old and below of at least 18 months. Dreams Cancun, the third in the list of top family resorts in Mexico, distinguishes itself by providing a pool area where grown-ups and kids can learn how to swim with the dolphins. The fourth is the Great Parnassus which was built in 2007 and was designed to with the families in mind even at the onset of its operations. They can easily accommodate families of 5 in a single room and offer all other kid's amenities and baby care centers as well.

Oasis Palm Beach is one of the original hotels in Cancun Mexico and remains well-loved for its ever-improving facilities. It is in fact popular by tradition and its reputation as one of the great family resorts in Mexico. The Beach Palace Resort is 6th among the top family resorts in Mexico and was able to reopen in 2008 after it was hit by hurricane.

Family Resorts in Mexico- The Riviera Maya

Family resorts in Mexico here in this area have their edge over the all-inclusive resorts in Cancun's Hotel Zone; the former is only 20 minutes away from the airport. Marina El Cid Riviera Maya Resort and Azuli Hotels by Karisma take advantage of their location by providing the same amenities, entertainment facilities including the kiddy clubs.

Gran Bahia Resorts, these family resorts in Mexico is divided into three resort units Gran Bahia Principe Akumal, Gran Bahia Principe Tulum and Gran Bahia all located in the Mayan Riviera, south of Cancun. These all inclusive resort is at the south of Cancun, hence favored by those who prefer the more secluded beaches. Snorkeling can provide them with more marine finds around these beaches. If you're going to stay at the Bahia Principe Akumal and would like to try out specialty restaurants, wearing of sando and shorts are not allowed.

There's the Barcelo Maya Beach Resort, which is actually a group of family resorts in Mexico near the Xcaret and Xel-Ha themed Eco-Parks. This is another multi-resort complex whose numerous pools are lagoon-styled. They also have dance courses, a jogging trail for the fitness buffs and nightly musical folk shows at a large amphitheater. Those who have been to Barcelo Maya warn future visitors that if you're going to have your all-inclusive meals at their specialty restaurants you have to make prior reservations and expect only limited portions. Even the use of snorkeling gears is limited and it is suggested for you to bring your own snorkeling gear if you want to make the most out of your snorkeling experience.
Copacabana Beach resort this is one of the most recommended of all family resorts in Mexico because previous visitors have found their prices really reasonable as they offer the same entertainment and amenities. Hence, this family resort in Mexico was saved for last.