The youngest of family travelers will enjoy Grand Velas Riviera Maya’s new Jungle Kids Spa, a salon experience that transforms pampering into a Mayan jungle-themed adventure for children and redefines wellness for young travelers ages 5–12. Self-care meets imagination in a safe and playful environment. Pancho, the resort’s wise and playful monkey mascot, inspired Jungle Kids Spa.
The dedicated kids-focused space encourages children to relax, play and connect with peers while experiencing the joy of self-care in an environment designed exclusively for them. The salon offers an extensive menu of services for children, including manicure and pedicure stations, Shiatsu massage chairs, facial treatment areas, and creative hair styling zones. The Wellness Spa Kids Menu includes gentle massages, while facial treatments cater to different age groups and skin needs
Colorful drinks and guilt-free treats like healthy cupcakes and a variety of nutritious snacks complement treatments.
Jungle Kids Spa’s SPARTY packages combine multiple services: SPARTY 1 package includes a hand and foot massage with facial cleanse, while SPARTY 2 provides an extended experience with a customized facial and nail polish application.
Jungle Kids Spa treatments utilize organic and natural bath, body and skincare brand FarmHouse Fresh. Each young guest receives a complete FarmHouse Fresh product kit to use during their treatment and take home. The experience extends to education as, post-treatment, children can sign on to the FarmHouse Fresh website to discover the specific animal their purchase helps save, learning how their product choice directly supports animal rescues.
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