Sometimes parents need to get away to reconnect, recharge and treat themselves, and Valentine’s Day is the perfect opportunity to do just that. At Sandos Cancun, an all-inclusive, adult-only resort on Mexico’s Riviera Maya, you can not only have a relaxing getaway, but also romantic family travel to boot.
Sandos has three all-inclusive resorts along the coastline, each with its own vibe and appeal. At Sandos Cancun, in Cancún’s popular hotel zone, enjoy time away from kids’ games and kids’ meals, and instead recapture the romance and fun that brought you together in the first place.
Sink your toes into the soft white sand in between dips in the turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea, or spend some time poolside enjoying cocktails and steady rhythms courtesy of poolside deejays. The party goes day and night and, with no kids at the resort, you don’t have to worry about bedtimes or quiet times. Because the resort is all-inclusive, you don’t have to worry about how much it will cost you.
But if you want to get away from the party, you have plenty of options. You can grab a quiet meal overlooking the waterfront while you listen to waves crashing against the shore, or head to the spa for a relaxing massage.
Throughout the year, the resort runs specials and packages, like the current Laguna Experience Paradise package. This deal gets you a stay for two people in one of the resort’s luxury Laguna Paradise suites, a relaxing couples’ reflexology massage at the resort’s on-site spa, and a special wine dinner in the wine cellar. The package also includes a sunset boat tour on Nichupté Lagoon, where seven different bodies of water come together to form an ecosystem filled with wildlife, great views and plenty of romance.
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