Family Adventures in Mexico

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Travel with your tribe. Choose from dozens of international adventures designed for families with a thirst for adventure who want to discover the world as it really is. These trips open up the world of adventure travel to active families with children age 5 and upwards.

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Bill Dvorak's Rafting & Kayak Expeditions - 719-539-6851

Caravan Tours - 800-227-2826

PADDLING SOUTH - 800-398-6200

THE WORLD OUTDOORS - 800-488-8483

Adventure Specialists - 719 783 2076 winter: 719 630-7687
AdventureSmith Explorations - 800-728-2875
Backroads - 510-527-1555
Baja Expeditions, Inc. - 858 581 3311
Behind The Scenes - (804) 286-6356
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DESTINATION WILDERNESS - 800-423-8868
DJOSER, INC. - 877-356-7376
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Intrepid Travel - (866) 847 8192
Language Adventures - 702-370-0002
Lost Coast Adventures - 360-808-8123
MAYA EXPEDITIONS - Ken Johnson 1-800-733-3350
Mexiculture - 967-80101
Mountain Travel Sobek - 510-594-6000
One World Workforce - 619-589-5544
QUEST EXPEDITIONS - 800-277-4537
Sportventure - 708-481-6467
Suntrek Tours - 707-523-1800
Tropical Travel - 281-367-3386
Uncharted Outposts International - 404-888-0909
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Articles

Scuba Diving and Snorkeling in Akumal, Mexico

By Macon Gravlee

When traveling to Akumal Mexico one nearly passes this small quiet village by without realizing that it is actually one of the Caribbean coast's best locations for diving and snorkeling on the Yucatan Peninsula. Akumal is located a mere 65 miles to the south of the Cancun resort area and 50 miles from the Mexican airport. It may be small but it is the ideal vacation get away for families or divers who wish to escape the daily rush of Mexico's often crowded beaches. Located in Akumal are two very tranquil bays as well as the Yalku Lagoon which is perfect for family swimming or snorkeling. The area boasts of 30 beautiful reef sites that are ideal for diving while the beautiful white sandy beaches invite one to enjoy the relaxing Mexican sun.<<more>>

Copper Canyon Attractions

By Jennifer Bailey .

Located in Mexico, Copper Canyon has one of the largest canyon systems in the world in a land that is full of rivers, waterfalls, mountains, forests, and deserts. Copper canyon boasts a number of canyons, four of which are deeper than the world-famous Grand Canyon of Arizona, although not as wide. Two of the major attractions of Copper Canyon are the Chihuahua al Pacifico Railway and the Cusarare Falls. This is in addition to a number of fascinating canyons such as Barrancas Del Cobre, Sierra Tarahumara, Huapoca, and the Batoplias Canyons, just to name a few.<<more>>

Adventure Travel to Mexico

By Fred Landry

Mexico has always and will always be America's beach getaway. We have created the Mexico travel guides for you, to get the a basic idea of what to expect in Mexico. Luckily, we have aggregated some of the best online resources in this brief overview, to give you a good picture of Mexico, and it's completely free! One thing is for sure when going to Mexico, you will never run out of things to enjoy.<<more>>

Chichen Itza - The Mexican Wonder

By Seb Font

The decadent Mayan Centers didn't reach North Yucatan until 150 years later in which the Puuc style was developed like in the cities of Uxmal, Sayil, Kabah and Chichén Itzá; However, these towns fell around the year 1000AD with the exception of Chichen Itza which began an age of power in all its splendor and culminated in the first centralized state of Mayan history. The architecture of the Mayan era was as special as the Greek, Roman or Gothic. It has its local touches but fundamentally its surrounded by its unique nature.<<more>>