Whether your kids are teens or grown adults with their own busy lives, spending time together on vacation is a great way to keep making memories and building bonds. When you pair those vacations with hobbies, everyone will have fun. Making the effort to learn about your kids’ hobbies helps you connect with them, and planning a trip that matches their interests lets them be more invested in the trip. You can incorporate any hobby into a trip, but these Hyatt Vacation Club destinations in the United States and Mexico make it extra easy.
Learn to Salsa Dance in Cabo San Lucas
Cabo San Lucas might sound more like a destination for beach time and relaxation, but it’s also a great spot to practice your salsa dancing skills — or learn them if you’ve never done it before. The Hyatt Vacation Club at Sirena del Mar teaches salsa basics at the property, so you can head into town and build on your newfound skills. The setting is ideal with the beautiful sunsets on the Sea of Cortez and the lively beach town to explore.
Throw Some Pottery in Santa Fe
Santa Fe is known for its art scene, and shopping for everything from paintings to jewelry during a visit is part of the fun. At Residences at Corazón de Santa Fe, you can make some art of your own at a workshop led by a local Santa Fe artist. You’ll learn the basics and get to create something of your very own, and when you aren’t at the pottery wheel, you can head into town to explore the Railyard Arts District for future inspiration.
Try Your Hand at Fly Fishing in the Ozarks
Fishing is a fun activity to try even if you don’t already love the sport, and the Ozarks is a great place to do it. The Hyatt Vacation Club at the Lodges at Timber Ridge, a Hyatt time-share property in Branson, has a great program that lets you get hands-on with every aspect of the hobby thanks to its lure-making workshops. The area is known for its great fishing spots, so you can explore them on your own as a family or as part of a guided excursion.
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