Never take your kids to Yucatan

1. A visit to Chichen Itzá sounds interesting, but what kind of child would like explore a Mayan city, full of hieroglyphics, ancient buildings and magical stories? Everyone knows children hate adventures …

Chichen Itza #unadelasmaravillasdelmundo #mexico #yucatan #bellor

A photo posted by Vicky (@vicky_petroselli) on Jun 13, 2015 at 10:16pm PDT

2. The ecological reserve of Rio Lagartos is full of amazing animals, beautiful beaches, a pink-colored lagoon, and a place to get covered with mud from head to toe. But you fear your kids will start to believe that the world is a wonderful place… And how are you going to take that crazy idea out of ​​their heads?

#strikeapose #littlekid #crazy #muelle #swing #wood #riolagartos #rio #tour #vacations #familytrip #travel #playing #landscape #myview #lovehim #myson #crocs #boat #instagramers #instagram #instamoment #picoftheday #photography #picgram #yucatan #Mexico

A photo posted by Myr Villarreal (@myrvillarreal) on May 7, 2016 at 12:54am PDT

3. Miles and miles of white sand beaches to play all day long sounds like too much freedom to your taste…

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A photo posted by Christine chu (@merida_mommy) on May 5, 2016 at 2:36pm PDT

4. The super friendly raccoons of The Corchito will get very close. Isn’t there something really cute to see?

A photo posted by claudia arellano (@claudiaivonne34) on Aug 2, 2015 at 9:31pm PDT

5. Exploring the mangroves by boat to observe hundreds of pink flamingos flying against the blue sky seems too colorful for the sensitive eyes of your little angels…

#celestun #flamingos #Mexico

A photo posted by @terezacher on Apr 4, 2016 at 9:56am PDT

6. And while you’d love to stay at a hacienda, you fear that your kids will find the idea too boring…

Jungle boy

A photo posted by Max Faerber (@orient_ed) on Apr 4, 2016 at 8:03am PDT

7. Climbing to the top of an ancient Mayan pyramid and exploring a mysterious lost city in the middle of the jungle? Any child would prefer to play video games rather than visiting Uxmal!

Flashback to our road trip last week to the ancient Mayan city of Uxmal. The kiddies loved learning about these ruins and being able to walk where the Mayans walked over 1,200 years ago! #uxmal #mayanruins #visityucatan #visitméxico #goprotravel

A photo posted by Kim Semenoff (@bookthebeach) on Mar 11, 2016 at 7:06am PST

8. Swimming in the freshwater of the cenotes, those pools of underground water which are said to have been created by the same meteorite that wiped out the dinosaurs, could be a good idea … But you fear it’ll be too much stimulation for your kids… What will happen if they can no longer return to the “real” world?

A photo posted by Mike (@miguelbasm) on May 5, 2016 at 9:37pm PDT

9. And you worry there won’t be anything to satisfy the cravings of your little angels…

Refrescate dulcemente… Refresh yourself sweetly. #VisitYucatan La foto es de @zangtai_taizo

A photo posted by Visit Yucatan (@yucatanturismo) on Apr 12, 2016 at 4:11pm PDT

10. Let me warn you: If you do not want your whole family to fall in love with the beautiful state of Yucatan, don’t even come!

Valladolid es una fiesta viva… Valladolid is a living party #VisitYucatan La foto es de @oscarortigoza

A photo posted by Visit Yucatan (@yucatanturismo) on Apr 9, 2016 at 1:47pm PDT

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