"It packs an incredible range for one country, with beaches, jungles, mountains, and big cities, all just a few hours from the US and welcoming to travelers of every age. "Mexico has a culture where family is at the heart of everything, and you really feel that in how resorts are designed and in how staff welcome family travelers," says Meagan Drillinger, founder of boutique travel planning business Good Horizon."
"And it's not just parents and kids: Grandparents are joining in on the vacations as well. "Multigenerational travel is surging in the years following the pandemic, with parents, grandparents, and kids once again eager to explore together," says Rebecca Alesia, owner and travel advisor at Wanderology. In the east, Riviera Maya remains a classic destination for families thanks to its variety—you can spend the morning swimming in a cenote, wander through ancient Mayan ruins after lunch, and still be back on the beach before sunset."
Mexico provides a wide range of family-friendly travel options, from Caribbean beaches to Pacific cliffs. Resorts emphasize family culture through design and staff hospitality while maintaining five-star luxury that still feels authentically Mexican. Multigenerational travel has increased, with grandparents joining parents and children on shared vacations. Regional highlights include the Riviera Maya for cenotes and Mayan ruins, Riviera Nayarit and Punta Mita for slower-paced beaches and jungle views, and Los Cabos for active experiences like whale watching and hiking. Resorts cater to varied ages, paces, and group dynamics, making family travel easy and welcoming.
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