The Mexican Caribbean offers some of the best resorts for kids in Mexico and around the world.
To spend your family trip in a resort with a kids club is preferable since it entails a custom-built facility with toys, games, and colorful décor, signaling to your kids that there’s something fun there for them (as opposed to just your sterile hotel room, where a babysitter would be minding them).
The very best clubs lean into the resort’s strengths, with nature walks detailing the flora and fauna, or cultural lessons involving local history. And of course, there’s usually something involving action, in the pool, playground, or the nearby park.
In a private gated community linked by canal waterways in Mexico’s Riviera Maya just North of Playa Del Carmen, there’s the back-to-nature resort (with luxury) called Banyan Tree Mayakoba.
In a beachside jungle, The Rangers Club at Banyan Tree Mayakoba gives kids an immersive experience with daily themed activities designed for adventure and discovery.
Young guests ages 5 to 12 enjoy piñata making, interactive greenhouse classes, and treasure hunts, along with aquatic fun like kayak tours and catamaran rides.
Culinary experiences include pizza making and cookie decorating, while eco-focused activities and mini-Olympics add to the excitement.
Older kids can also take golf lessons to play just like mom and dad, at the renowned Jim McLean Golf School.
TYT Newsroom
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