Posted by Roxanna McDade on Thu, Mar 11, 2010 @ 07:00 AM
By Christine Pollock on Suite101.com.
A vacation to Mexico can be more than a honeymoon getaway. The country is famous for its beaches and is also filled with history and culture that can appeal to family members of all ages. Visit the Mayan ruins and soak in the beauty of nature, smelling the flowers and watching the children chase butterflies as the snow back home melts from everyone’s minds.
All Inclusive Family Vacation
Alleviate budgeting worries when traveling to Mexico by taking an all inclusive vacation for a Mexico winter getaway. All fees are taken care of before setting foot on resort properties so there is no need to keep a tab on food or entertainment bills. Many resorts offer all-inclusive packages for family members who want to sample a variety of activities from golf to spa treatments to kid activities and waterparks. Don’t forget the pools and beaches, either. Look for resorts that are connected to other resorts that allow guests to visit without additional fees.
Adventure Vacations in Mexico
Take a tour of Mexico taking advantage of the waterways. Vacations such as Baja Blast: A Family Adventure Trip help families take a break from winter by offering adventurous activities that celebrate life in Mexico. These activities include surfing in the warm Lost Cerritos waters, riding horses on the sandy beaches, kayaking in the sea and swimming with wild sea lions. Local families join in the fun with tourists by playing games, playing music and showing off their crafts and handiwork.
Tours of Mexico
Families with older children that like to explore new areas and delve into new cultures might appreciate taking a multi-day island tour. Drive around on a bus to visit areas of historical significance while a tour guide answers questions and offers information on the area. Some tour groups such as Mexico’s Ancient & Colonial Cities tour spend as many as nine days days exploring areas of interest. Many of these tours come with food and bottled water included.