Picture this: You and your soulmate just arrived in Cancun and everything around you screams romance: the fine coral sand caresses your feet as you walk hand in hand on the beach. The emerald and turquoise shades of the sea reflect the clarity of having chosen the right person. And when the sunset comes, neither of you can resist kissing for the sake of being together in paradise.

It's summertime, and your kids might already be anxious to take the plane down to Cancun to start living the adventure of a lifetime. In their calendars, they have marked all the beach and aquatic activities they wish to do, and swimming with dolphins surely is number one on their list. Keep reading so you find out how to make this experience a perfect moment for your children.

Cancun and Riviera Maya are two of Mexico's favorite destinations for beach and adventure lovers worldwide... no contest! They are also ideal places to engage in an activity that you must do at least once in a lifetime: swimming with dolphins!

Today, Riviera Maya is a fully vibrant destination in the Mexican Caribbean. Every year, millions of national and foreign visitors make their arrival to this region to enjoy its white sand beaches, crystal-clear turquoise waters, eco-adventure parks, magnificent hotels, exquisite cuisine and so much more.

Whenever you visit a beach destination you may feel curious about the wonders of coastal ecosystems or, even more, be anxious to explore the depths of the sea. Luckily, you don’t need to hire an expedition by boat or a costly underwater guide to do so, since many coastal cities like Cancun have local aquariums you can check out. 

Xenotes is a tour full of magic that allows you to perform different activities in the four types of cenotes that exist. Apart from exploring its millennial environment, you can make activities such as abseiling, zip-lines, kayaking and swimming in aquatic exploration.

Mayan ceremonies have the purpose of rescuing a prehispanic tradition full of mysticism.They can be performed in incredible sceneries such as the Mayan jungle, cenotes among thick vegetation, a paradisiacal beach with white sand and turquoise water, as well as in hidden caves.

Children with Down syndrome constantly visit our dolphin interaction habitats in the Dolphin Assisted Therapy Program, in which didactic materials with different shapes and colors are used, plus activities with dolphins.

If you are looking to swim with dolphins and live a multisensory maritime experience on a transparent kayak, Nature Connection is for you.