FAMILY HOLIDAYS KIDS’ CLUBS DESTINATIONS


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Find out about the fun on offer at family


resort kids’ clubs with Laura French’s guide @laurafrench121


amily holidays might have parent-child bonding at their heart, but everyone needs some alone time now and again – which is where creches and kids’ clubs come in. But with so many resorts


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to choose from, it’s hard to know which really offer the best programmes for your clients. We’ve waded through the paperwork and whittled it down to the best offerings at key family brands in Europe and beyond.


 FIRST CHOICE Everyone from newborn baby to Kevin the teenager is catered for at First Choice’s Holiday Villages. The HV Creche is suitable for


infants aged up to 35 months and open every day, with twice-weekly evening sessions for parents wanting a bit more quiet time (extra cost). For those in the three-to-eight


age bracket, there’s the HV Club, offering daily activities that range from teddy bear picnics


and pirate-themed play for the little ’uns, to raft building and high-ropes courses for older children. Nine to 15-year-olds can try


the likes of archery and beach games at the HV Crew, with daily sessions plus evening options throughout the week. All are free of charge. Chocolate parties and other themed events are also available at extra cost, with party games, dancing and plenty more on the agenda to keep those with itchy feet entertained. Book it: A week’s all-inclusive at Holiday Village Montenegro costs from £723 per person based on a family of four sharing, including flights from Manchester on July 31. firstchoice.co.uk


 TUI Tui’s Family Life resorts have activities for under-11s, with a BabyClub creche offering two-hour sessions for those aged up to three (extra cost).


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