Enjoying Baja With The Family

If you are looking for a fun, adventurous family vacation that will help you make plenty of fond memories, then Baja, Mexico is the place to go. Spending time on one of the many beaches in Baja, Mexico will provide enough good times to last you the entire vacation. However, seeking out some more adventurous activities will help you enjoy Baja much more.

To experience the waters surrounding Baja, Mexico, a family glass bottom boat ride is in order. Glass bottom boats seat between ten to fifteen people and are found all over the southern part of Baja. A large piece of glass makes up the floor in the middle of the boat and allows for excellent viewing of underwater marine life. If you tour the waters on a clear day with high visibility, you will be awed by the numbers of colorful fish and beautiful rock formations. Many of the glass bottom boats sail by other famous landmarks in the Sea of Cortez, such as El Arco.

If your family wants even more adventure on the open water, then grab those swashbucklers and take them on a pirate ship tour. Leaving from Cabo San Lucas is Baja, Mexico's very own pirate ship. The authentic feel of this tour will have you stepping off the boat desiring to pillage towns and search for treasure. The authentic pirate crew decked out in traditional garb, and the feel of the wooden deck underneath your feet will leave you feeling like you stepped back in time. This is a great tour for kids since most children love the history of pirating. Not only will you ride a pirate ship, but you will learn of Baja, Mexico's pirate history and maybe have a chance to steer this wonderful boat.

Whale watching is a spectacular activity that most families love to do. Being out on the water with these majestic creatures is awe-inspiring and memorable. A whale-watching trip will give your family something to talk about for years to come. If you are in Baja during the months of January through April then you will have the pleasure of seeing the migrating Gray whales. If you are visiting in the summer, like most travelers, you should still be able to see some Finback whales that make their home in the Sea of Cortez.

For a traditional theme-park excursion, there is always Mundo Divertido in the northern city of Baja, Mexico, Tijuana. Mundo Divertido offers roller coasters, merry-go-rounds, swings, and more. There are also plenty of rides for smaller children to enjoy. Mundo Divertido also offers a wide selection of video games and amusement park refreshments. Tijuana is a fun place to take the family for amusements and then a little shopping.

Add a little culture to your trip with a visit to the Museum of Anthropology and History of Baja California in La Paz. The museum hosts many traveling displays that change frequently. The permanent displays showcase Aztec history, Mexican-American battles, cave paintings, clothing, and photos of pottery and weavings. This museum is definitely family-friendly with a knowledgeable, friendly staff.

Although Baja, Mexico is known for partying and good times, it boasts many family-friendly adventures. Your family can leave Baja feeling like pirates and understanding the history of Baja, Mexico. In addition, with the memories you will take away from whale watching and glass bottom boat rides you will desire to return to Baja, Mexico for your next family vacation.

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