The Mayan Riviera in Mexico is a popular destination with families and for good reason. There is so much more to do than just beaches, when traveling to Mexico with a baby or toddler. If you are looking to escape the winter this year, put this on your list of places to go.
Top Toddler Friendly Cenotes in the Mayan Riviera
So what is a cenote? It’s a natural pit or sinkhole of groundwater. They are typically created when the limestone bedrock collapses and the groundwater is exposed, which is why you typically see pictures of them as caves.
Two Beautiful Baby-Friendly Mayan Riviera Beaches You Will Love
Babies are awesome little beach bums. You just plunk them down on the sand and give them a shovel, and they’ll sit there happily for hours. Your baby will love any sandy beach, but there are a two beaches around Playa Del Carmen which are beautiful, relatively undiscovered and especially nice for babies.
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Toddler Adventures at the Mayan Ruins of Cobá, Mexico
Anyone who has a toddler knows these are the words a toddler lives by. Every day with a toddler is an adventure! Now take a toddler with an older sibling and they’ll really prove to you what they can do! Our little guy keeps a very close eye on his older sister and never misses an opportunity to mimic her behaviours – especially those that seem the most fun (ie. the ones that mom & dad like the least).
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