Kids Clubs and Suites: Our Secret to a Relaxing All-Inclusive Family Vacation
We took our five-year-old twins to Villa del Palmar Cancun, booking a spacious two-bedroom suite for a stress-free all-inclusive stay. The resort excelled with its shallow pools, a vibrant kids club featuring mocktail classes and top-tier a la carte dining. It’s the perfect, high-value getaway for families seeking convenience and quality in Mexico.
Skip the 2-Hour Lines: A Parent’s Guide to Montego Bay’s Best Kept Secret
We consider Club MoBay essential "arrival insurance" for any trip to Jamaica. By paying for this fast-track airport service, we skip the notorious 90-minute immigration lines, moving from the jet bridge to the arrivals lounge in just minutes. It is a stress-free lifesaver, especially when traveling with twins.
Passports and Global Entry for Kids: A Step-by-Step Survival Guide
We ecured passports and Global Entry for our twins to simplify international travel. While child passports require both parents' consent and in-person appointments, Global Entry is now free for minors and provides essential TSA PreCheck access. These investments have saved us hours in immigration lines and made tight flight connections possible. Even if you travel internationally once in a five year period, get this for your kids!
Returning to Sandals Royal Caribbean 14 Years After Our Honeymoon
Returning to Sandals Royal Caribbean the first time since our honeymoon 14 years earlier, we found the resort conveniently located but showing its age. While the butler service and dining (specifically the Indian restaurant) remained highlights, the rooms felt only partially renovated. They noted small pools and a mediocre beach compared to other Caribbean destinations. Ultimately, they concluded that the dated facilities no longer justify the price, prompting them to seek different operators for future trips.