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All Inclusive Mexico Resorts
All inclusive resorts in Mexico resorts are hugely popular with families, who love their beautiful beaches, kids' programs, daily activities and entertainment, and pools with fun features such as waterslides. (Keep in mind that kids clubs are typically not as extensive in Mexico as some of the programs found at Caribbean resorts.)
Major Areas in Mexico for All Inclusive Resorts
Click here to head to top areas for all inclusive resorts in Mexico: Cancun, Riviera Maya, Los Cabos, and more.
Mexico All Inclusive Resorts with Baby and Toddler Kids Clubs
Almost every all inclusive resort that welcomes families offers a kids club, but often these are only for ages four to twelve. Parents of younger kids can probably arrange for a babysitter, or try one of these resorts that have nurseries or baby clubs.
Mexico Resorts: Tips and Cautions
Much as families love their all inclusive resorts, still there are issues that are frequently cited by guests, and questions that recur. Read about tipping at all inclusive resorts, quality of kids clubs, whether pools are heated, and more.
Mayan Riviera All Inclusive Resorts
The "Mayan Riviera" south of Cancun has many all inclusive resorts, and is a fun and fascinating area, with coral reef, snorkeling lagoons, Mayan ruins, cenotes, and eco-theme parks.
Mexico All Inclusives Resorts in Other Areas: Avalon Reef Club, Isla Mujeres
Just a twenty-minute ferry ride from busy Cancun is the laid-back small island, Isla Mujeres, where this value-priced all inclusive resort has its own private islet. The gentle beaches are good for tots, and the resort has a kids club for ages four to twelve. Take a short stroll from the resort and explore a laid-back little town.
Club Med Ixtapa Pacific, Ixtapa/Zihuatanejo
Club Med is known for awesome kids' programs. This all inclusive resort is on Mexico's west coast, and is served by the airport at Zihuatanejo. The resort has trapeze, in-line skating, archery, plus the usual land sports and watersports. It also has Baby Club Med and Petit Club Med, though you'll have to pay extra for those.
El Cozumeleno, on Cozumel
This all inclusive Mexico resort is on the island of Cozumel, offshore from Playa del Carmen which is the main town in the Mayan Riviera south of Cancun. Popular with families, El Cozumeleno is just five minutes from the Cozumel airport. Cozumel can also be reached by a 40-minute ferry ride from Playa del Carmen.
Iberostar Cozumel
Also on Cozumel, this Iberostar resort is on the southwest coast of the island near scuba and snorkeling reefs.
Melia Azul Ixtapa
Ixtapa is on the west coast of Mexico, and this resort is part of the Sol Melia chain, which has a number of all inclusive resorts in Mexico. The Melia Azul Ixtapa has: pools on three levels, with waterfalls between; a kiddie pool with waterslides, sprayers, and other water park features; and a kids clubs for ages 2 to 12.
Melia Puerta Vallarta
Puerta Vallarta is on the west coast of Mexico, and this resort is part of the Sol Melia chain. The resort has kids programs for ages from babies to teens, and older ages have activities such as a climbing wall.