Mexico's Riviera Maya offers adult paradise

Children are wonderful, but sometimes you need a break. That's what adults-only resorts are designed to provide.

The term "adults only" occasionally means the resort is racy, offering, for instance, nude beaches. But mostly it means no children allowed. In some cases, the minimum age is 16; in others, it's 18.

Cecile Mortel, senior travel consultant at Homestead Travel, a division of Wings Travel, in Hummelstown, recently visited four adults-only, all-inclusive resorts along Mexico's Riviera Maya.