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8 Kids Club Activities to Try at Home
Running out of ways to entertain the kids at home? Hotel kids clubs want to help from afar. We called on some of the best in our collection to share a few fun-filled activities, including a sweet little facial made for them but more for you.
From painting pasta to building your own guitar, let their imagination run wild with these arts and crafts from Velas Resorts in Mexico. All you need is simple supplies you can find at home: pencils, ribbons, crayons, colors, brushes, paints.
Check out all the crafts here.
Avaton Luxury Hotel & Villas – Relais & Chateaux
Take a deep breath and get ready for some stretching with this quiet hideaway located in Northern Greece. Kiddies at home can channel their inner yogi with these nine different animal poses. Don’t worry if you can’t touch your toes, practice makes perfect!
This magnificent 5th-century fortress teamed up with local Limerick artist Una Heaton to show little guests how to create their very own Dromoland Castle using everyday household items.
The #AtHomeWithSixSenses Junior Marine Biology Program is a fun 10-week course for budding conservationists, inspired by the initiative that usually runs at this natural beauty in the Maldives. Each week, marine biologists on the island host short videos and demonstrate activities that you can then try at home. You can learn about manta rays, corals, turtles and reef fish. You can explore seagrass and mangroves and how they are vital habitats for a diversity of marine life. Broader topics cover science research, sustainability and how to share your passion for science.
Learn more about the program here.
Acqualina Resort & Spa on the Beach
This sunny destination’s marine biology-inspired children’s program is renowned for its fun and innovative, hands-on activities. Here, AcquaMarine counselor Regis creates a cool shark craft inspired by our Feisty Fish marine theme, one of seven unique ocean themes as part of Acqualina’s camp curriculum.
This craft is fun to do with your little ones. For everything you need, click here.
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Looking for something to keep the little ones occupied? Why not try making this no-cook play dough from the kids club team at this picture-perfect paradise in the Maldives.
Tortuga Bay Puntacana Resort & Club
Thinking of Puntacana? Now is the time to get creative and do a family activity together. Download the illustration “Meet Lory” the parrotfish and share it with the kids!
Parrotfish are sand producing machines that adorn Caribbean beaches and help maintain a healthy coral ecosystem at Punta Cana. For those of you who adore beachfront properties such as this serene beauty, it’s obviously important that there is an abundance of this fish. The hotel is located five minutes away from Grupo Puntacana Foundation, a not-for-profit foundation committed to protect and preserve the natural resources of the Punta Cana region while contributing to the sustainable development of the Dominican Republic.
Download the illustration here.
Kids need stress relief, too. That’s why this idyllic hideaway created this simple chocolate facial to soothe their spirits in this challenging time.
INGREDIENTS
- 1 tablespoon of Coconut Oil
- 2 tablespoons Dark Cocoa Powder
- 2 cucumber slices
- Cloth
METHOD
Using a small microwave-safe bowl, soften 1 tablespoon of Coconut Oil in the microwave for about 5-6 seconds. Stir in 2 tablespoons Dark Cocoa Powder. Apply to face with brush or fingers. Add chilled cucumber slices to the eyes. Let sit 15-20 minutes. Rinse off with a warm wet cloth.