What to do: Rent a car and head for the crater! After hiking around La Soufriere Volcano’s hot springs, let the kids throw mud at each other in a mud bath. Why go? This Caribbean Island has the world’s only “drive-in” volcano. At the south end, Hilton Bentley Miami/South Beach has direct beach access and sits between two public parks.
Where to stay: At the north end of the island, Ritz-Carlton Bal Harbour has the best kids’ beach club. Indoors, the Children’s Museum shares an island with Jungle Island. As you drive to Miami Beach from Miami, you hit your first two must-see attractions. What to do: Miami Beach has the most tropical beaches in the continental United States. Why go? Although it’s often associated with a party crowd or retirees, Miami Beach also has plenty of kid-friendly activities. In Cozumel, Allegro Cozumel has a pirate-themed water park on site. Outside of town, Barcelo has everything from its impressive Barcelo Maya Grand Resort (five family-friendly hotels in one) to its more intimate Allegro Playacar where babysitting is always available. Where to stay: Panama Jacks Resort Playa del Carmen is located on prime beachfront real estate and home to the Camp Jack kids club. For beach time, check out Aloha Paddle Club's water sport rentals in Playa del Carmen or take the ferry to nearby Cozumel. Further inland, take a day trip to Chichen Itza.
Float the underwater river at Xcaret Eco Theme Park and stay late for the musical show, “Xcaret Mexico Espectacular.” Then, taxi or bus to Dolphin Discovery in Puertos Aventuras where the kids can splash and play with dolphins, manatees and even sea lions! Finally, explore the clifftop ruins in Tulum. What to do: Fly into Cancun and then head to Playa del Carmen, the perfect launching point for all of Quintana Roo’s adventures. Why go? Snorkel in freshwater cenotes (natural pools), swim with manatees and climb ancient Mayan ruins all before the sun sets. More info: NPS.gov/glac Riviera Maya, Mexico Getty Images Then, splurge at the luxurious, all-inclusive and dog-friendly The Resort at Paws Up located on the edge of the scenic Flathead National Forest. Where to stay: Spend a few nights in a cabin at the no-frills Apgar Village Lodge. To get out on the glacial lakes, rent canoes or kayaks or book a boat tour with Glacier Park Boat Co. The open-top Glacier Park Red Bus Tours allow kids to see wildlife from a safe distance.
What to do: Hike! The Going-to-the-Sun Road (one of the most scenic in the world) is also fun to bike, but it's best ridden early or late in the season when car traffic is minimal. Why go? Thanks to climate change, North America’s few remaining glaciers are disappearing. More info: l /new-york Glacier National Park, Montana Getty Images
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For something a little more low-key and affordable, Sleep Inn & Suites Monroe provides free breakfast every morning and is in close proximity to sites like Bear Mountain and Woodbury Common. Where to stay: The park's namesake resort - Legoland Hotel - extends the family fun everyone is having, from offering nightly entertainment to crafting the perfect build in the Creative Workshop. (First come, first serve reservations are necessary to enter.) The park has also become a Certified Autism Center, partnering with The International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards (IBCCES) to train employees and providing low-sensory guidance and accommodations to children with cognitive disabilities. What to do: Play all day! The theme park destination recently debuted their newest - and wettest - attraction, the Water Playground, allowing kids to splash, slide, build and get doused with a gigantic 318-gallon water bucket. Why go? Kids (and kids-at-heart) won't be able to resist the colorful attractions and hands-on exhibitions, all revolving around the iconic playset series.
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